Which type of intelligence is it

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Which Type of Intelligence Is It?

Read through the scenarios below and then identify what type of intelligence (analytical, creative, practical, verbal, mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist, or existentialist) you think the individual has.

John spent years trying to come up with a solution to how to water a Christmas tree without having to water it himself everyday.
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Susan has always been interested in building things. At a young age, she built model airplanes with great enthusiasm. She went to college and graduate school and earned a degree in architecture. She is now the CEO of her own architectural firm.
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Jim started taking ballroom dancing classes as a child. He became the Younger U.S. Champion at age twelve, has continued dancing, and is now competing for the World Champion title.
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Lee Ann Rimes earned her first Academy of Country Music Award at the young age of twelve. She has sold millions of albums and continues to hit the charts with top-selling records.
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Cecil wrote his first novel at the age of sixteen and, just recently, his third novel made the New York Times best-seller list.
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Jane has always loved working through math problems and excelled in school in her math classes. She can work through Sudoku puzzles in little time and finds math very challenging. She is the senior accountant at her accounting firm.
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Jeremy has always had a green thumb. He grew up on a tree farm and learned at a young age about plants and flowers. He went on to earn a graduate degree in agricultural sciences and recently found a way to cross-pollinate watermelons with cantaloupes to make a delicious new fruit.
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Professor Wooddro teaches an Introduction to Philosophy course at the college. He loves to talk with students about the meaning of life and death and enjoys struggling with life%u2019s most challenging questions.
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