2. Part A How does the author in "Does IQ Test Really Measure Intelligence?" develop her central
idea?
a. Mann provides an objective summary of a new study on IQ tests.
b. Mann provides quotations from several researchers which create confusion.
c. Mann explains the results from a new study on IQ tests and introduces a counterpoint
d. Mann explains how the work of several researchers has oversimplified the research
process.
Part B
Which statement from "Does IQ Test Really Measure Intelligence?" supports the answer to
Part A?
a. "Some very valuable research has been carried out using classical IQ tests."
6. "I would suggest that it is both accurate and informative to measure multiple types of
intelligence
c. "What's more, the study suggests that each type of intelligence may have its basis in a
different set of brain areas."
d. "A new study of more than 100,000 participants suggests that there may be at least three
distinct components of intelligence."

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