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Savants

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the second mental arithmetic problem that Tammet

solved in the documentary, we know that

a)

his answer is more accurate than the calculator’s

b)

he is not as fast as the calculator.

c)

he can work out answers faster than the calculator

d)

the testers turn the calculator off when he gives

them the correct answer

2.

According to the article, savants

a)

have an unusual way of seeing numbers.

b)

are always autistic.

c)

may have an imbalance in the brain.

d)

are able to express themselves well.

3.

In social situations, autistic savants often

a)

concentrate on non-verbal signals to help

them understand people.

b)

find it difficult to interpret what people say.

c)

cannot imagine what it is like to be in another

person’s position.

d)

rely on maths to understand human behaviour.

4.

Ellen Boudreaux’s gift for music lies in the fact that

a)

she can play any musical instrument.

b)

she can play music even though she is blind

c)

she isn’t able to read music.

d)

she has an extraordinary memory for songs.

5.

George Widener and Stephen Wiltshire both

a)

can remember the details of what they see

b)

create accurate and detailed paintings

c)

have held exhibitions all over the world.

d)

rely on memory in their artwork

6.

Allan Snyder believes that savants

a)

have a greater capacity for learning than other

people.

b)

have abilities that other people don’t have.

c)

are aware of how their brains calculate details.

d)

process information differently from other

people.

7.

Who could have done this?

a)

Daniel Tammet

b)

George Widener

c)

Ellen Boudreaux

d)

Stephen Wiltshire

8.

Who could this be?

a)

Daniel Tammet

b)

Allan Snyder

c)

Ellen Boudreaux

d)

George Widener

9.

Synaesthesia is...

a)

a phenomenon which allows you to see the colors numbers have

b)

the ability to say all decimal digits possible

c)

a detailed landscape seen from above while being blindfolded.

d)

a phenomenon in which involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway areperceived.

10.

Who can tell exactly the time of day without seeing a clock?

a)

George Widener

b)

Stephen Wltshire

c)

Ellen Boudreaux

d)

Daniel Tammet

11.

Which percentage non-autistic people have savant abilities?

a)

10%

b)

1%

c)

11%

d)

7%

12.

Who is recognized as a human camera?

a)

Stephen Wiltshire

b)

George Widener

c)

Daniel Tammet

d)

Ellen boudreaux