Chapter 2 Gardner's Multiple Intelligences

Intelligence that involves numbers and thinking logically.

• spatial

• logical-mathematical

• kinesthetic

• visual

Existential intelligence involves:

• ability to teach others

• learns better using hands on activities

• ability to relate to people

• ability to understand questions that may not have an answer

Intelligence that involves spoken and written language.

• spatial

• lingusitic

• bodily-kinesthetic

• intrapersonal

A type of intelligence that someone learns best by rhythm or song.

• spatial

• musical

• interpersonal

• intrapersonal

A type of intelligence that involves being able to teach others.

• pedadogical

• existential

• intrapersonal

• interpersonal

When a person in in tune with nature, what type of intelligence would best describe them?

• interpersonal

• naturalist

• pedagogical

• existential

The ability to relate to others and groups. This type of intelligence works well with people.

• spatial

• interpersonal

• intrapersonal

• bodily-kinesthetic

This type of intelligence is best described as having a good understanding of your own emotions and feelings.

• spatial

• interpersonal

• intrapersonal

• pedagogical

Ability to generate ideas through visual means. This type of intelligence uses space to learn.

• pedagogical

• spatial

• interpersonal

• intrapersonal

A person that is good at sports or understands movement is best described as what intelligence?

• pedagogical

• spatial

• bodily-kinesthetic

• linguistic