WorksheetsMCD8011/8021_Week 3.1_Multiple Intelligences Quiz
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Who developed the theory of multiple intelligences?
Dr. John Smith
Dr. Howard Gardner
Dr. Jane Doe
Dr. Robert Brown
In what year was the theory of multiple intelligences developed?
1973
1983
1993
2003
Where does Dr. Howard Gardner work as a professor of education?
Stanford University
Yale University
Harvard University
Princeton University
What does the theory of multiple intelligences suggest about traditional I.Q. testing?
It is very accurate
It is too limited
It is the best measure of intelligence
It is not needed
How many different intelligences does Dr. Gardner propose?
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Which type of intelligence is described as "logic/number smart"?
Spatial
Musical
Logical-Mathematical
Naturalist
What does the "S" in Gardner's Multiple Intelligences stand for?
Spatial
Linguistic
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Interpersonal
Which intelligence is referred to as "music smart"?
Naturalist
Musical
Intrapersonal
Logical-Mathematical
What type of intelligence is "word smart"?
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Interpersonal
Linguistic
Spatial
Which intelligence is known as "body smart"?
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Naturalist
Intrapersonal
Logical-Mathematical
What does the "N" in Gardner's Multiple Intelligences stand for?
Naturalist
Musical
Logical-Mathematical
Spatial
Which intelligence is described as "people smart"?
Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
Linguistic
Spatial
What type of intelligence is "self smart"?
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Naturalist
Musical
What is someone who is "Linguistic (Word Smart)" strong in?
Reading, writing, telling stories, memorizing dates, thinking words, listening
Drawing, painting, sculpting, designing
Running, jumping, playing sports, dancing
Solving math problems, conducting experiments, analyzing data
What activities does a "Linguistic (Word Smart)" person like to do?
Read, write, tell and listen to stories, talk, memorize, do word puzzles, journal
Play musical instruments, sing, compose music
Build models, fix things, work with tools
Explore nature, study animals, conduct experiments
How does a "Linguistic (Word Smart)" person learn best?
Reading, hearing, and seeing words, speaking, writing, discussing and debating
Watching videos, playing games, using technology
Hands-on activities, building, creating
Observing nature, conducting experiments, analyzing data
Which of the following is a famous example of a "Linguistic (Word Smart)" person?
Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Jordan
Albert Einstein
What is someone with Logical-Mathematical intelligence strong in?
Art, music, dance
Math, reasoning, logic
Sports, running, jumping
Cooking, baking, sewing
What does someone with Logical-Mathematical intelligence like to do?
Paint pictures
Solve problems
Sing songs
Play sports
How does someone with Logical-Mathematical intelligence learn best?
By listening to music
By working with patterns and relationships
By playing sports
By cooking and baking
Which of the following is a famous example of someone with Logical-Mathematical intelligence?
Albert Einstein
Michael Jordan
Leonardo da Vinci
Taylor Swift
What is someone who is "Music Smart" strong in?
Drawing pictures
Singing, picking up sounds, remembering melodies, rhythms
Solving math problems
Writing stories
What activities does a "Music Smart" person like to do?
Sing, hum, whistle, play instruments, tap rhythm, listen to music
Paint, draw, sculpt
Play sports, run, jump
Read books, write essays
How does a "Music Smart" person learn best?
By reading books
By solving puzzles
By rhythm and cadence, singing and lyrics, listening to music and melodies, making sounds
By watching videos
Which of the following is a famous example of a "Music Smart" person?
Mozart
Albert Einstein
Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Jordan
What does Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence involve?
Touching, moving, processing knowledge through bodily sensations
Reading, writing, and solving math problems
Listening to music and playing instruments
Observing and analyzing visual information
What activities do people with Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence like to do?
Move around, touch and talk, use body language, learn through movement
Read books, write essays, and solve puzzles
Listen to music, sing, and play instruments
Watch movies, draw, and paint
How do people with Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence learn best?
Whole body movements, athletics, dancing, acting, crafts, using tools and hands-on
Reading books, writing notes, and solving math problems
Listening to lectures, taking notes, and discussing ideas
Observing visual information, drawing, and painting
Which of the following is NOT a famous example of someone with Bodily-Kinesthetic intelligence?
Charlie Chaplin
Sandra Bullock
Albert Einstein
Gabrielle Douglas
What type of intelligence is described as "Picture Smart"?
Logical
Spatial
Linguistic
Musical
Which of the following activities is someone with Spatial intelligence strong in?
Singing
Reading maps
Writing stories
Solving math problems
What do people with Spatial intelligence like to do?
Sing and dance
Design and draw
Write and read
Solve equations
How do people with Spatial intelligence learn best?
By listening to lectures
By reading books
By working with pictures and colors
By doing experiments
Which of the following is a famous example of someone with Spatial intelligence?
Albert Einstein
William Shakespeare
Walt Disney
Ludwig van Beethoven
What does "Interpersonal (People Smart)" mean?
Being good at understanding people, leading, organizing, communicating, resolving conflicts, and selling
Being good at solving math problems
Being good at painting and drawing
Being good at playing sports
What do people with strong interpersonal skills like to do?
Have friends, talk to people, join groups
Solve puzzles alone
Read books quietly
Play video games
How do people with strong interpersonal skills learn best?
Sharing, comparing, relating, interviewing, cooperating
Reading books alone
Watching videos
Playing sports
Which of the following is NOT a famous example of someone with strong interpersonal skills?
Mahatma Gandhi
Oprah Winfrey
Jimmy Carter
Albert Einstein
What does "Intrapersonal (Self Smart)" mean?
Understanding others
Understanding self
Working in groups
Teaching others
Which of the following is a characteristic of someone who is "Self Smart"?
Enjoys working in teams
Likes to reflect and pursue interests
Prefers noisy environments
Avoids setting goals
How do "Self Smart" individuals learn best?
By working in groups
By doing self-paced projects
By listening to lectures
By teaching others
Which of the following is NOT a famous example of a "Self Smart" individual?
Sigmund Freud
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bill Gates
Albert Einstein
What does a naturalist (Nature Smart) like to do?
Be involved with nature, make distinctions, observe objects in the environment
Solve math problems, play with numbers
Write stories and poems
Paint and draw pictures
Which of the following is a strength of a naturalist (Nature Smart)?
Understanding nature, making distinctions, identifying flora and fauna
Playing musical instruments
Solving puzzles and riddles
Cooking and baking
How does a naturalist (Nature Smart) learn best?
Working in environmental settings, exploring living things, learning about plants and natural events
Reading books and writing essays
Playing sports and games
Watching movies and TV shows
Which of the following is NOT a famous example of a naturalist (Nature Smart)?
John Muir
Jane Goodall
Rachel Carson
Albert Einstein
What do people show preferences for according to the critique of multiple intelligences?
Different foods
Different learning styles
Different sports
Different colors
What are different parts of the brain responsible for processing?
Different types of information (visual, aural, etc.)
Different types of food
Different types of sports
Different types of music
Is there evidence to suggest that people learn more or better if taught in their preferred learning style?
Yes, there is strong evidence
No, there is no evidence
Yes, but only for some people
No, but it is widely believed
What plays a role in intelligence according to the document?
Genetics and life experiences
Only genetics
Only life experiences
Neither genetics nor life experiences
What does MI stand for in the context of the document?
Multiple Intelligences
Mathematical Intelligence
Mechanical Intelligence
Musical Intelligence
According to the document, how are different intelligences developed?
Each is developed to a different degree
All are developed equally
Only one intelligence is developed
None are developed
What does the document say about the independence of each intelligence?
Each intelligence is relatively independent of others
All intelligences are dependent on each other
Only some intelligences are independent
No intelligences are independent
What does high intelligence in one area mean for other areas according to the document?
It does not necessarily transfer to other areas
It always transfers to other areas
It never transfers to other areas
It sometimes transfers to other areas
What other types of intelligence does Gardner consider?
Existential and spiritual intelligence
Emotional and social intelligence
Physical and logical intelligence
Visual and auditory intelligence
What does MI stand for in the context of teaching?
Multiple Intelligences
Mathematical Intuition
Mechanical Invention
Musical Interpretation
What should teachers allow students to do according to the MI theory?
Explore their own intelligences
Focus only on their strengths
Ignore their weaknesses
Follow a strict curriculum
What should students identify according to the MI theory?
Developed and under-developed intelligences
Their favorite subjects
Their best friends
Their favorite hobbies
What should teachers model according to the MI theory?
Many ways to solve problems and create products
One way to solve problems
How to memorize facts
How to follow instructions
What kind of lessons should teachers offer according to the MI theory?
Lessons that reach all learning modalities
Lessons that focus only on reading
Lessons that are very easy
Lessons that are very difficult
What do teachers need to know about their students?
Their favorite colors
Their strengths and weaknesses
Their favorite foods
Their hobbies
Why should teachers differentiate their teaching methods?
To make the class more fun
To allow students to interact with and tackle tasks in different ways
To give more homework
To make the class longer
Which of the following is an implication for teaching mentioned in the document?
Promotes problem-solving
Encourages memorization
Focuses on individual work
Reduces student interaction
What does the document suggest about pushing students?
Pushes students out of comfort zone
Keeps students in their comfort zone
Avoids challenging students
Focuses on easy tasks
How does the document suggest assessing students?
Often and in varied ways
Rarely and in the same way
Only through exams
Only through homework
