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Chapter 11 - Dawson and Elisabeth

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bill takes a test t in the army to see if he would make a good pilot. This test is a

a)

Standardize Test

b)

Aptitude Test

c)

Intelligence Test

d)

Achievement Test

2.

WAIS stands for...

a)

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale

b)

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Score

3.

Who first developed an "intelligence" test to establish the idea of "mental age"?

a)

Stanford

b)

Binet

c)

Sternberg

d)

Gardner

4.

The formula for IQ is

a)

actual age x grade / 100

b)

mental age / actual age x 100

c)

actual age / mental age x 100

d)

mental age x actual age

5.

If a test is reliable, it means that

a)

it is given in the same way every time.

b)

it is a fair assessment.

c)

it tests what it is suppose to test.

d)

it yields consistent results.

6.

What causes down syndrome?

a)

extra  chromosome 

b)

1 less chromosome 

7.

What does an achievement test identify?

a)

identify what individuals know and test skill levels in different areas

b)

measure ability in certain areas and project ability to do something

8.

Standards that provide information about where a score on a psychological test ranks in relation to other scores on that test.

a)

"g" theory

b)

Test norms

c)

Construct Validity

d)

All of the above

9.

G

a)

Gardner

b)

Galton

c)

General Intelligence

10.

If a student takes a SAT test what type of test is it?

a)

achievement test

b)

aptitude test

c)

personality

d)

standardized

11.

Who created the first intelligence testing for adults?

a)

Galton

b)

Binet

c)

Wechsler

d)

Terman

12.

What is mental age?

a)

a certain category of age based off of mental behavior

b)

school grade level

c)

a chronological age

d)

how many questions you can answer in a certain amount of time

13.

What type of validity is with personality?

a)

standardized

b)

criterion

c)

content

d)

construct

14.

caroline doesn't know how to help her friend after her fight with her mom. What is this called?

a)

heritability ratio

b)

creative intelligence

c)

romantic intelligence

d)

emotional intelligence

15.

What is fluid intelligence?

a)

capacity to think logically and solve problems you haven't seen before.

b)

using factual evidence to solve problems.

c)

knowledge about all fluids.

d)

capacity to think under pressure.

16.

What does the bell curve show?

a)

shows average compared to others

b)

shows a circle graph

c)

shows a bar graph

d)

shows different lines on a graph

17.

What did Alfred Binet do?

a)

Invented the first practical IQ test

b)

Invented the first time machine.

c)

Created the "G" theory.

d)

Created the theory that life is just a simulation.

18.

What does emotional intelligence do?

a)

read situations.

b)

predict emotions.

c)

deal with your own emotions.

d)

do well in school

19.

Which is not a part of the triarchic theory?

a)

Practical

b)

Analytical

c)

emotional

d)

creative

20.

Which test measures content?

a)

achievement

b)

personality

c)

aptitude

d)

standard