1. Hume believed there was never a __________ nation that wasn't made of white men.
(a) useless
(b) productive
(c) civilized
(d) conflict ridden

2. Havelock Ellis was a scientist who claimed the superiority of __________ during this period.
(a) children
(b) elderly people
(c) men
(d) women

3. The wider the range of behavior, the ______ likely it is due specifically to genetics.
(a) very
(b) less
(c) more
(d) seemingly

4. What was the nationality of H. J. Eysenck?
(a) Swiss
(b) German
(c) British
(d) Swedish

5. The craniometry argument is the first __________ argument that has been offered.
(a) plausible
(b) logical
(c) reliable
(d) scientific

Short Answer Questions

1. Socrates' friend does not believe his ideas, saying that it is a lie and that ________ generations won't believe it, but ________ generations might.

2. What was Francis Galton's book published in 1869?

3. Gould thought that Eysenck's arguments were the result of __________ correlations.

4. One problem that resulted from Binet's test was this idea: If intelligence was ____________, it was inevitable.

5. On what did Bean gather information?

(see the answer key)

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