Please address at least 4 of the following questions using at least 1 paragraph per question: 1. Does every person have the same "type" of intelligence? (Use examples from your own life or that of someone you know to support your answer.) 2. What would the experience of taking an intelligence test that doesn't account for a person's language abilities be like? (For example, what if my first language is not the language of the test?) 3. How might an intelligence test trying to test Spearman's g be different from one that is trying to test Gardner's multiple intelligences? Give examples of what might be asked on these tests. 4. What are some of the different ways that an IQ test provides a way to "group" people? Give at least 1 example. 5. Have you or someone you know encountered intelligence testing? Write about the encounterwhere it was (e.g., school, work), what it felt like, what happened in response to the test? 6. What are some of the outcomes of people being labeled with an "extreme IQ"?