[单项选择]That intelligence (tests) actually (give) a measurement of the intelligence of individuals (are) questioned by some (eminent) psychologists.
A. tests
B. give
C. are
D. eminent

[单项选择]The ideal criteria in using intelligence tests for predication should be ______.


A. accurate college tests
B. objective and reliable achievement tests
C. objective and reliable intelligence tests
D. a series of objective multiple choices

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Early intelligence tests were not without their critics. Many enduring concerns were first raised by the influential journalist Walter Lippman, in a series of published debates with Lewis Terman, of Stanford University, the father of IQ testing in America. Lippman pointed out the superficiality of the questions, their possible cultural biases, and the risks of trying to determine a person’s intellectual potential with a brief oral or paper-and-pencil measure.
Perhaps surprisingly, the conceptualization of intelligence did not advance much in the decades following Terman’s pioneering contributions. Intelligence tests came to be seen, rightly or wrongly, as primarily a tool for selecting people to fill academic or vocational niches. In one of the most famous -- if irritating -- remarks about intelligence testing, the influential Harvard psychologist E. G. Boring declared, "intelligence is what the tests test." So long as these tests did what they were
A. There does exist the "heritability" of psychometric intelligence.
B. It's difficult to predict someone's score on an intelligence test.
C. The IQs of identical twins are the same as the IQs of fraternal twins.
D. The IQs of biologically related people live closer in the later years of lif

[单项选择]Why do most intelligence tests combine all three types of questions in equal numbers（）
A. Because everyone have the same chance in this way.
B. Because the IQ is an average and doesn't say any thing about special abilities.
C. Because they are the only three types of questions that can be used at present.
D. Both A and B.

[单项选择]Governments have taken all of the following measures EXCEPT ______ to combat crime.


A. increasing the size of the police force
B. providing the police with better equipment
C. passing more severe crime laws
D. educating the public through TV programs

[单项选择]According to this passage, the standardized measurements were first used ______.
A. when the steel beam was developed
B. when the Egyptians built the pyramids
C. when scientists wanted to make specific observation
D. when engineers designed microscopic measuring devices

[单项选择]The larger the city, the more essential the measures for environment protection.（）
A. 城市越大, 环境保护的措施就越是必不可少。
B. 为了把城市变大, 我们必须从基础人手保护环境。
C. 城市越大, 环境保护的措施就越基本。
D. 城市越大, 环境保护措施是必不可少的。

[单项选择]According to the passage, the sentence "The measure of a life is often taken in the smallest units" means that_________ .
A. the measure of a life can be divided into the smallest units
B. the greatness of a life can be measured by the smallest deeds the person has done
C. Kennedy was a very easy-going man
D. a life should be evaluated from the micro aspects

[单项选择]What do you think of his proposal that some measures（）to improve the working conditions
A. would be taken
B. be taken
C. will be taken
D. will have to be taken

[单项选择]This skirt was made （）your mother （）her own measure.
A. for; to
B. for; for
C. to; to
D. for; by

[单项选择]The viewpoint that intelligence was mostly inherited and people deficient in intelligence should be discouraged from reproducing was held by_____.


A. IQ-testing movement
B. Eugenic movement
C. Hitler
D. both IQ-testing and Eugenic movements