13. Read about three types of intelligence. Fill the gaps with the words given below.

handle, abstract notions, empathy, determines, solve, securities, develop, skills, stress, generate, claims, loans, make, applications

Rational intelligence

Exactly this type of intelligence is gauged by IQ tests. It 1) determines analytical skills and the ability to understand 2) abstract notions, learn and 3) solve problems. This type of intelligence is used to solve physical and mathematical tasks, play chess, 4) develop computer 5) applications and learn new 6) skills. People who make the most of this intelligence are scientists, doctors, programmers, lawyers, mathematicians and engineers.

Emotional intelligence

The notion of emotional intelligence was introduced by Daniel Goleman, psychologist, publicist and author of a book of the same title. He 7) claims that emotional intelligence is an ability to 8) handle one’s own emotions and establish rapport with other people. It is 9) empathy, resilience to 10) stress and self-assessment. High emotional intelligence is necessary to those who work as teachers, psychologists, managers and politicians.

Financial intelligence

This notion describes the ability to manage money. People with high financial intelligence know how to 11) generate large profits from their business activities, effectively invest in 12) securities and purchase real estates of large growth potential. On the contrary, people with low financial intelligence live beyond their means and take unnecessary 13) loans for consumption purposes because of which it is difficult for them to 14) make both ends meet.

14. Fill the cells in the table with the words derived from the given verbs.

    Verb	Noun
    consider	consideration
    divide	division
    multiply	multiplication
    link	link
    improve	improvement
    define	definition
    assess	assessment
    prove	proof

15. Rearrange the letters in bold to make words that fit into the gaps.

The products we consume have a considerable 1) impact on the condition of our brains. For a brain to 2) function correctly, it is recommended that you eat fish, nuts, avocado and all products with a high 3) content of iodine. In contrast, eating 4) fast-food, sweets, salty snacks and drinking alcohol are 5) factors having a negative effect on the intelligence quotient.

No other game requires as much 6) analytical thinking as chess. Planning the next moves and trying to understand the opponent’s strategy is a perfect method to 7) train one’s wits. It has turned out that the best chess 8) players can pride themselves on a very high intelligent quotient: Bobby Fischer - IQ of 190, Garry Kasparov - 185, Robert Byrne and Judith Polgar - 170.