Characteristics of people who organize thoughts and experiences in a particular Intelligence
Verbal/Linguistics:
- imagines events/interactions by thinking of words, phrases, dialogue--
- Thinks and innovates linguistically most of the time.
- can hear words, phrases and sentences as they are being read silently
- plays with sounds/words to make jokes, puns, humor
- enjoying reading/writing to relax
- writes notes as memory aid
- writes to communicate ideas
- hears language more than anything else (hears words before seeing how thngs look or hearing music)
- reacts with pleasure to information in linguistic form
- translates emotions into linguistic form
- invents words, stories, dialogues
- can tell when something is "wrong" in certain style, can tell when an important part of a story is missing
- attends to and remembers linguistic information
- prefers to have language in the environment
- actions can be affected by linguistic information
- enjoys discovering new words
- can predict what comes next in linguistic units (parts of sentence, parts of a story, parts of a formal argument)
- creates linguistic products with whatever tools are at hand (letters out of toothpicks, finds materials for writing)
- differentiates linguistic styles (poetry, story, drama, fairy tale) though not necessarily by name
- is willing and anxious to share linguistic experiences and achievements
- cultural/social events marked or remembered linguistically (conversations, what people said at certain times)
- linguistic information increases and heightens experiences such as movies, plays
- can interpret and extend novel linguistic forms (essay, satires)
- appends linguistic subtleties (variations or risk-taking by speakers or writers)
- quickly imitates new linguistic styles both oral and written
- finds linguistic significance natural and/or mechanical phenomena (landscapes, how machines work, see words in clouds, uses al narrative to describe airplane noise
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