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Types of Intelligence
Longman Academic Series (p. 106 to p.107)
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Chinese Name
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English Name
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1. What was your favorite subject in school? (單選)
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math
music
art
physical education
psychology
biology
reading
speech and debate
2. During your free time, what do you like to do? (複選)
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listen to music
draw and paint
participate in sports
spend time alone
solve math equations
camp, hike, or garden
go to parties or visit with friends
read
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3. It's your day off, and it's a beautiful summer day. What are you most likely to do? (單選)
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curl up with a good book
go to an art museum
review your household budget
hang out with your friends at the mall
enjoy a quiet day all to yourself
invite your friends out for a game of soccer
attend a local concert
head to the nearest trail for a hike
4. When you are trying to come up with ideas for a new project, what do you do to find inspiration? (單選)
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work in your garden
list different alternatives and assign each a score based on various factors
discuss your options with other people
make a mind map exploring your different options
listen to your favorite songs
go for a jog through the neighborhood
read articles related to the topic of your project
reflect on the project quietly by yourself
5. At a party, what are you most likely to do? (單選)
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browse through the host's CD collection
notice the architecture of the host's home
get into a discussion about your favorite author
challenge someone to a game of darts
spend the evening calculating how much the party cost
chat with as many people as possible
keep to yourself and observe other people
take a stroll through the host's garden
6. You have a big test tomorrow and need to review the material. What study method do you use? (單選)
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get together with classmates for a study session
try to gain hands-on experience
focus on understanding the reasoning and logic behind the material
lock yourself in your room to study quietly with no distractions
put concepts into different categories to make them easier to remember
create visual diagrams and charts summarizing the material
read over your notes and assigned readings
make up songs to help you memorize different concepts
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