These questions can determine if an adult has a strength in Logical-Mathematical Intelligence:

• Have you always done math in your head easily?
• When you were in school, were math and/or science your best subjects?
• Do you enjoy playing games that require logical thinking?
  
• Do you set up experiments to see "what if" in your course of jobs around the house or at work?
• Do you look for logical sequences and patterns, with the belief that almost everything has a logical explanation?
• Do you read science periodicals or keep track of the latest scientific developments?
• Do you like finding logical flaws in things that people say and do?
• Do you feel the need to have things measured, categorized, analyzed, or quantified in some way?
• I think in clear, abstract, wordless, imageless concepts.

These are some questions to determine if children may be exhibiting a well-developing Logical-Mathematical Intelligence. Does your child:

• demonstrate curiosity about how things work?
• have fun with numbers?
• enjoy math at school?
• enjoy math and/or computer games?
• play and enjoy strategy games such as chess and checkers, brain teasers, or logic puzzles?
• easily put things into categories?
• like to do experiments, either at school when assigned or on her own?
• show an interest in visiting natural history or discovery-type museums and exhibits?

These questions can determine if an adult has a highly developed Musical Intelligence:

• Do you have a pleasant singing voice?
• Can you tell when a musician plays a note off-key?
• Do you frequently listen to music?
• Do you play a musical instrument?
• Was it easy for you to learn to play a musical instrument?
• Do you think your life would not be as rewarding without music?
• Do you usually have music going through your mind?
• Can you keep time to music?
• Do you know the tunes to many different songs or musical selections?
• Can you usually sing back a melody accurately after you hear a new selection only once or twice?

These are some questions to determine if children may be exhibiting a well-developing Musical Intelligence. Does your child:

• tell you when she recognizes that music is off-key?
• easily remember song melodies and sing them?
• have a pleasant singing voice, either alone or in a chorus?
• play a musical instrument?
• speak or move in a rhythmical way?
• hum or whistle to himself?
• tap on the tabletop or desktop while working?
• show sensitivity to noises in the environment?
• respond emotionally to music she hears?

These questions can determine if an adult has a strength in Naturalist Intelligence:

• Do you like to spend time in nature?
• Do you belong to a volunteer group related to nature?
• Do you enjoy having animals around the house?
• Are you involved in a hobby that involves nature, such as bird watching?
• Can you easily tell the differences among species of flora and fauna?
• Do you read books or magazines, or watch television shows or movies that feature nature?
• On vacation, do you prefer natural settings to cultural attractions?
• Do you enjoy visiting zoos, aquariums, or other places where the natural world is studied?
• Do you enjoy working in your garden?