Things that psychometric tests measure + the first tests +

Ex 3a
1 things that psychometric tests measure +
2 the first tests +
3 problems with personality tests X
4 the Myers-Briggs test +
5 the future of personality tests X

Ex 3b
1 What exactly does psychometrics mean?

2 How did psychometric testing start?
3 How useful are the tests?
4 Are they reliable?
5 What can personality tests tell you about a person?
6 Have you taken any of these tests yourself?
7 What are you working on at the moment?

Ex 4
1 Present Simple

2 Past Simple
3 Present Simple
4 Present Simple
5 Present Simple
6 Present Perfect
7 Present Continuous

Ex 5
1 In questions with the verb be, we put the verb before the subject. False

2 In present simple question (except with be), we use the auxiliary verb do/does. True
3 In past simple question, we use the auxiliary verb has/have. False (did)
4 In present continuous question, we put does/do before the subject. False ( am, is, are)
5 In present perfect questions, we put has/have before the subject. True

Ex 6
1 In which question (a or b) is the wh-word the subject? (This is a subject question.) (a) answer

2 In which question (a or b) is the wh-word the object? (This is an object question.) (b) answer
3 In which type of question do we form the question with an auxiliary verb, e.g. do/does, did?
Answer: Past Simple (did) both of them.

a Who designed the Stanford-Binet test?

--- Alfred Binet designed it.
b What did Alfred Binet designed?
--- Alfred Binet designed the first usable intelligence test.

Ex 7a

1 Do you ever get worried?
2 Are you a confident person?
3 Do you easily make friends?
4 What you make happy?
5 Who do you phone, when you are worried?
6 Who is the biggest influence in your life?
7 Have you ever taken a personality test?
8 What about do you the most worry?
9 Who the most influenced you at school?
10 Who gives the best advice you?