Outliers Chapter 3 The Trouble with Geniuses Part 1

What is the main argument presented by Malcolm Gladwell in 'Outliers' regarding intelligence and success?

• Intelligence is the sole determinant of success.

• Intelligence is a significant factor but not the only determinant of success.

• Success is entirely dependent on creativity and imagination.

• High IQ guarantees success in all fields.

Who conducted a famous study involving 1,500 children with exceptionally high IQs, known as the 'Termites'?

• Malcolm Gladwell

• Chris Langan

• Lewis Terman

• Albert Einstein

What concept does Gladwell introduce to explain the limitations of intelligence as a predictor of success?

• IQ threshold

• Emotional intelligence

• Standardized testing

• Genetic predisposition

According to the passage, what type of test values unique and creative thinking over rote intelligence?

• IQ tests

• Divergence tests

• Standardized tests

• Aptitude tests

What does Gladwell suggest is often overemphasized in societal narratives about success?

• Creativity

• Opportunity

• Intelligence

• Social skills

How are basketball players used as an analogy to intelligence in this chapter?