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

Part of the passage [Par D]: 

In Benet’s words, ‘It matters very little what the tests are, so 

long as they are numerous.’ He avoided items like reading skills, which reflected schooling or 

rote learning and emphasised that he was not measuring intelligence, which was too complex 

to be measured.

Explanation: ‘intelligence was too complex to be measured’ à self-explanatory

Q 22. Binet’s tests were intended for use only in the schools of Paris.

Meaning: 

Were Binets tests intended for use only in Paris?

Answer: 

NOT GIVEN

Explanation: He conducted his tests in Paris, later his tests were adopted and used in the 

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UK and USA for the purposes he had not intended; but there is no clear statement that they 

were only intended for use in schools in Paris.

Q 23. Binet’s tests were used by armies for purposes different to his original 

intention.

Meaning: 

Were Binet’s tests used by armies for purposes different to his original intention?

Answer: 

YES