Applying Gardner's (1983) theory of model intelligences, a teacher who takes students outside to hop around a basketball court and then measure the distance they were able to hop is encouraging students to use:
A) bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence.
B) naturalistic intelligence.
C) logical mathematical intelligence.
D) intrapersonal intelligence.

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The activity of hopping around a basketball court involves physical movement and coordination, which are related to bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence. This intelligence is related to physical activities and movement, and involves the ability to use the body in skilled and coordinated ways. The activity does not involve naturalistic intelligence (which is related to understanding and interacting with the natural world), logical mathematical intelligence (which involves logical and mathematical reasoning), or intrapersonal intelligence (which involves self-reflection and understanding of one's own emotions and thoughts).

Applying Gardner's (1983) Theory of Model Intelligences, a Teacher Who