Q 14. an explanation of methodology behind Binet’s tests Answer

Part of the passage [Par F]: 

Hence, if you want to investigate human performance, wheth-

er it is ‘strength’ or what is popularly called ‘intelligence’, it is better to do so by 

studying 

discrete elements in specific situations

. 

Today, it is that direction in which studies of in-

tellect have moved.  

Explanation: It is that direction (studying discrete elements in specific situations) in which 

studies of intellect have moved.

Questions 21–26

Q 21. Alfred Binet believed that the intelligence could not be measured.

Meaning: 

Did he believe that intelligence could not be measured?

Answer: 

YES