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an essay; someone with this kind of intelligence likes to “play

with words.”

2. Logical/Mathematical Intelligence—ability to see relationships

between objects and to solve problems, as in calculus and engi￾neering; someone with this kind of intelligence likes to “play with

questions.”

3. Visual/Spatial Intelligence—ability to perceive and mimic

objects in different forms or contexts, as in miming or impression￾ist painting; someone with this kind of intelligence likes to “play

with pictures.”

4. Musical/Rhythmic Intelligence—ability to hear tones, rhythms,

musical patterns, pitch, and timbre, as in composing a rap or a

symphony; someone with this kind of intelligence likes to “play

with music.”

5. Body/Kinesthetic Intelligence—loving movement, using the

body and motor systems in the brain to solve a problem, as in

catching a ball; someone with this kind of intelligence likes to

“play with moving.”

6. Interpersonal Intelligence—sensitivity to the actions, moods,

and feelings of others, as in teaching, parenting, politicking;

someone with this kind of intelligence likes to “play with social￾izing.”

7. Intrapersonal Intelligence—ability to understand and define

inner feelings, as in poetry and therapy; someone with this kind of

intelligence likes to “play alone.”

8. Naturalist Intelligence—sensitivity to animals, plants, and the

environment, noticing patterns in nature and caring deeply about

nature, as in collecting rocks and minerals; someone with this kind

of intelligence likes to “play in nature.”

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