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An effective intelligence test should take into account a person's knowledge of the natural world, ability to communicate persuasively, creative potential, facility for learning languages, coordination, technological ability, capacity for making effective decisions under pressure, moral aptitude, or academic expertise.
I think that an intelligent person is one who possesses knowledge of the natural world and can communicate it effectively. For example, I know that animals are important because I have seen them in the wild. I also know that there are many kinds of plants and trees in the area where I live. I may not know what all the plants are or how they grow or what they do but at least I recognize them as being part of something bigger than myself: nature itself!
Another factor that should be taken into account by an effective intelligence test is a person's ability to learn languages quickly and efficiently. This is important because it can help them understand other cultures better and make friends with people who speak different languages than they do. It can also help them adapt quickly when they move from one country to another or go abroad on vacation since they will already have some basic knowledge of common phrases and words in other countries' languages before arriving there!
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