Which Statement About Howard Gardner's Multiple Intelligences Approach Is FALSE

Multiple Choice

Which statement about Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences approach is FALSE?

A) Gardner identified nine distinct intelligences that each of us possesses to some extent or another.
B) In order for an ability to qualify as an intelligence, it must be something in which at least a few people (e.g., savants) have naturally exceptional capabilities.
C) Intelligence experts agree that the nine intelligences identified by Gardner comprehensively cover all the areas of intelligence across cultures.
D) In order for an ability to qualify as an intelligence, it must correspond to specific locations in the brain.