Q No 1:

Types of Intelligence
Linguistic-Verbal Intelligence Examples:
People with linguistic-verbal intelligence:

 Remember written and spoken information

 Enjoy reading and writing
 Debate or give persuasive speeches
 Are able to explain things well
 Use humor when telling stories

Musical Intelligence Examples:

 Detecting pitch.
 Understanding musical patterns and structure.
 Recognizing notes, tones, and rhythms.
 Easily memorizing phrases and words in foreign languages.
 Recalling songs.
 Identifying instruments used in a song.
 Having a sense of rhythm.
 Using patterns to remember things.

Logical Mathematical Intelligence Examples:

 The Game of Chess. Being a game of war, Chess is the game to

ameliorate intellects.
  Counting Cups in a stack.
 Mandala Arts.
 Playing Musical Instruments.
 Experiments.
 Complex Accounting.
 Educational games.
 Budget Graphing of investments.

Spatial Intelligence Examples:

 Kids with visual spatial ability might be better at whole word

recognition rather than phonics.
 While learning math, these kids perform better on manipulatives
and story problems, instead of equations.
 They might be good at tasks related to shapes, patterns, and
colors.
 As their ability to visualize is high, they can easily solve
puzzles, put things together and describe or identify places.
 And of course, they enjoy drawing, painting, and visual arts.

Q No 2:
Inductive vs. Deductive Research
Approach (with Examples)

The main difference between inductive and deductive reasoning is

that inductive reasoning aims at developing a theory while deductive
reasoning aims at testing an existing theory.

Inductive reasoning moves from specific observations to

broad generalizations, and deductive reasoning the other way around.
Both approaches are used in various types of research, and it’s not
uncommon to combine them in one large study.

Limitations of an inductive approach:

A conclusion drawn on the basis of an inductive method can never be
proven, but it can be invalidated.

Examples
You observe 1000 flights from low-cost airlines. All of them
experience a delay, which is in line with your theory. However, you
can never prove that flight 1001 will also be delayed. Still, the larger
your dataset, the more reliable the conclusion.

Limitations of a deductive approach:

The conclusions of deductive reasoning can only be true if all the
premises set in the inductive study are true and the terms are clear.
Examples

 All dogs have fleas (premise)

 Benno is a dog (premise)
 Benno has fleas (conclusion)

Based on the premises we have, the conclusion must be true.

However, if the first premise turns out to be false, the conclusion that
Benno has fleas cannot be relied upon.

Q No 3:
Differences between artificial intelligence and
human intelligence; 
 
1. If we can compare it nature wise then, human intelligence
intends to revise to modern environments by using a mixture of
distinct cognitive procedures, whereas artificial intelligence
intends to create devices that can mock human behaviour and
conduct human-like actions. Thus, we can say that the human
brain is analogous, but machines are digital.

2. The simple difference is that human beings use their brain,

ability to think, memory, while AI machines depend on the
data given to them.

3. As we all know that humans learn from past mistakes and

intelligent ideas and intelligent attitudes lie at the basis of
human intelligence. Hence, this point is simply because
machines cannot think and learn from the past. They can learn
 from information and through regular training, but they can
never attain the thinking procedure unique to humans.

4. Artificial intelligence takes much more time to adjust to the new

changes whereas human beings can adapt to changes easily and
this makes people able to learn and ace several abilities.
5. Modern computers normally use 2 watts of energy whereas
human brains use about 25 watts.

6. Machines can handle more data at a speedier rate as compared to

humans. As of now, humans cannot beat the speed of
computers.

7. Artificial Intelligence has not aced the ability to choose up on

related social and excited codes. People are many ways better at
social interaction since they can develop academic data, have
self-awareness, and are elegant to others’ emotions.