In which of the following countries are IQ tests LEAST likely to be used?
Correct answer: D. China
- A. France
- B. Britain
- C. Australia
- D. China
Explanation
Among these choices, China has traditionally been regarded as less likely to use standard Western-style IQ testing than France, Britain, and Australia, partly because of cultural and educational differences. The question refers to relative use, not to the complete absence of intelligence testing in China.
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