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Perception&Synesthesia:Different ways of knowing | Daniel Tammet

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the author's condition?

a)

Savant syndrome

b)

Autism

c)

Synesthesia

d)

High-functioning

2.

What did Anton Chekhov note down in his notebook?

a)

His observations of the world

b)

His dreams and aspirations

c)

His favorite quotes

d)

His daily activities

3.

According to the author, what guides and shapes the process of acquiring knowledge?

a)

Abstract reasoning

b)

Aesthetic judgments

c)

Logical thinking

d)

Intuition

4.

What is the author's unique perception of numbers?

a)

They have colors and emotions

b)

They have shapes and characters

c)

They have textures and personalities

d)

They have sounds and textures

5.

What is the author's perception of the number 6?

a)

A flash of white light

b)

A tiny and very sad black hole

c)

Green

d)

Blue

6.

What does the author's painting of two prime numbers represent?

a)

The answer to the sum

b)

The multiplication of the two numbers

c)

The relationship between shapes and space

d)

The concept of infinity

7.

What does the author's synesthetic perception of words involve?

a)

Colors and emotions

b)

Shapes and characters

c)

Textures and personalities

d)

Sounds and textures

8.

What does the author's perception of the word 'hnugginn' indicate?

a)

It is a happy word

b)

It is a sad word

c)

It is a word with multiple meanings

d)

It is a word related to nature

9.

What does the author suggest about language and sounds?

a)

Sounds match the objective experience of the listener

b)

Sounds correspond with the personal experience of the listener

c)

Sounds have no relation to the listener's experience

d)

Sounds are purely subjective

10.

Why does the poet use the word 'hare' instead of 'rabbit'?

a)

To create alliteration

b)

To describe vulnerability and tension

c)

To evoke a sense of motion and emotion

d)

To represent the fibers that grow from a head