The ability to think logically, reason abstractly, and solve novel problems, relatively independent of past specific knowledge, is known as fluid intelligence.
Answer: C. Fluid
Explanation:
The definitions of other types of intelligence given in the option are as follow:
· Crystallized intelligence is contrary to fluid intelligence because it is completely based upon past specific knowledge.
· Spatial intelligence refers to an individual's ability to work with images and shapes.
· Experiential intelligence, the ability of the child to complete the task based upon the continuous practicing of the task.