Here is the example of an intelligence test: PLEASE REPORT ALL OF YOUR ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 1-3 (DON'T DO THEM IN YOUR HEAD ONLY, TYPE THE ANSWER) Blue Jeans Intelligence Test Question 1: Find the numerical size of your favorite blue jeans. Question 2: Multiply the numerical size of your favorite blue jeans by 5. Your I. Q. is equal to the number you wrote in Question 2. 3. State your I. Q. Reflection Questions: Complete the following questions: 4. Given the parameters of what constitutes a reliable intelligence test, if you took this test again tomorrow, would this test yield a reliable score

Question 1: Find the numerical size of your favorite blue jeans. 30

Question 2: Multiply the numerical size of your favorite blue jeans by 5. = 30 × 5 = 150

Your I.Q. is equal to the number you wrote in Question 2. 3. State your I.Q = 150

Given the parameters of what constitutes a reliable intelligence test, if you took this test again tomorrow, would this test yield a reliable score.

Reliability represents the measurement consistency of a test. A reliable test produces similar scores upon repetition. So therefore, yes, if you took this test again tomorrow, the test will yield a reliable score.

a is the answer because it just is

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