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KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST (K- TET)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Intelligence is often defined as the ability to ________ and adapt to new situations.

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learn

#2
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Traditional views of intelligence tend to emphasize ________ intelligence.

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cognitive

#3
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The ________ is a common tool used to measure intelligence.

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IQ test

#4
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Critics argue that IQ tests do not capture the full ________ of human intelligence.

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range

#5
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________ intelligence refers to the ability to understand and manage emotions.

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Emotional

#6
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Howard Gardner proposed the theory of ________ intelligences.

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multiple

#7
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Critics of traditional intelligence tests argue that they are ________ biased.

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culturally

#8
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Robert Sternberg proposed the ________ theory of intelligence.

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triarchic

#9
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Sternberg’s triarchic theory includes analytical, creative, and ________ intelligences.

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practical

#10
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The concept of ________ intelligence challenges the notion that intelligence is a single, fixed trait.

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multiple

#11
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Critics argue that intelligence tests often fail to consider ________ factors that influence performance

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environmental

#12
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The ________ effect refers to the observed rise in average IQ scores over time.

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Flynn

#13
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Intelligence is often influenced by both genetic and ________ factors.

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environmental

#14
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The concept of ________ intelligence emphasizes the ability to adapt to and shape one’s environment

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practical

#15
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Critics of intelligence testing argue that it can lead to ________ labeling.

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negative

#16
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The ________ bias in intelligence testing refers to the tendency to favor certain groups over others.

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cultural

#17
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Some researchers argue that intelligence is not a single ________ trait but a collection of abilities.

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unified

#18
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Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory includes ________ intelligence, related to bodily coordination and dexterity

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bodily-kinesthetic

#19
Front (Question)

According to Sternberg, ________ intelligence involves the ability to deal with new and unusual situations.

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creative

#20
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Sternberg’s ________ intelligence involves the ability to solve everyday problems.

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practical

#21
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The concept of ________ intelligence involves understanding oneself and one’s emotions.

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intrapersonal

#22
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Interpersonal intelligence, according to Gardner, involves the ability to understand and interact effectively with ________.

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others

#23
Front (Question)

Critics argue that the standardization of intelligence tests can overlook individual ________.

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differences

#24
Front (Question)

The theory of ________ intelligence emphasizes the ability to understand natural phenomena.

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naturalistic