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27. What was the reason for the investigation for many years into the nature of human intelligence?
A) to find out more about "general intelligence”
B) to define the difference among several kinds of intelligence
C) to identify if human intelligence varies
D) to know about why humanity is intelligent
28. How did Charles Spearman experiment on his concept.
A) through various subjects B) through assorted tests
C) through one part of the brain D) through blond flow
29. According to the passage, some scientists suppose that...
A) people can be intelligent only by learning.
B) surroundings effect, on the nature of intelligence
C) human being is born with intelligence.
D) environs don't play as great role as capacity.
30. What is the main topic of the text?
A) The nature of intelligence
B) Charles Spearman's concept
C) Researches on testing
D) Human's brain and how it works
Read the text. Then Choose the correct answer for each question below (31-32).
It is ironic that the name of such a corrupt and immoral politician as John Montagu, the fourth Earl of Sandwich, has conic down to us. while the names o( some of his more honest colleagues are forgotten held several important positions in the 18th ceWJli^, most notoriously as First Lord of the Admiralty. He is thought to have stolen from the Admiralty budget, and to have purchased inferior equipment for the navy at, a profit to himself, causing the British Navy serious problems at sea. But of course what he is most remembered for is the invention of the “sandwich’. A. confirmed gambler, he is thought to have asked for slices of meat to be put between two pieces of bread and brought to him at the gaining table, so that eating would not cause him to waste any gambling time.
31. It is said in the passage that the "sandwich"...
A) is a special way of gambling invented by John Montagu.
B) was invented by John Montagu as a way to be able to eat while gambling
C) was invented in England, but is now most popular in the United States.
D) was John Montagu's favourite meat dish lie ate with his gambling colleagnes.