Questions: Match each component of Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence with its corresponding description. - practical intelligence * - analytical intelligence * - creative intelligence * - skill at puzzle solving and other academic challenges - skill at judging the size of a physical space or at judging people's characters - skill at reacting to new situations by thinking in original and interesting ways

The answer is as follows:

1. Analytical intelligence: skill at puzzle solving and other academic challenges
2. Practical intelligence: skill at judging the size of a physical space or at judging people's characters
3. Creative intelligence: skill at reacting to new situations by thinking in original and interesting ways

Explanation:

• Analytical intelligence involves the ability to analyze, evaluate, and solve problems, which is often demonstrated through academic tasks and puzzle solving.
• Practical intelligence refers to the ability to handle everyday tasks and real-world challenges, such as judging physical spaces or understanding people's characters.
• Creative intelligence is the capacity to deal with new and unusual situations by coming up with innovative and original ideas.