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

Part of the passage [Par E]: 

On the one hand, they adopted 

the concept of intelligence 

as a single human attribute like height 

and, on the other, they maintained it was a faculty 

which was largely inherited. Some of the arguments about how much intelligence was in-

herited - 70%, 80%? - and how much environmentally determined, read like the discussions 

about how many angels could stand on the top of a needle.

 

Explanation: On the one hand, the concept of intelligence was seen as a single human 

attribute (= characteristic) like height (measurable).

Q 16. reasons for inadequacy of intelligence tests

Answer: 

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