Test time.
For each of these 12 objects, state if it is “intellen” or not and list the reason why, or the reason why you can't tell.
• A sleeping fox.
• A fox, currently the object of pursuit in a fox hunt.
• An electron in a piece of copper wire.
• A 6-year-old child in Japan who only knows the Khoekhoe language.
• An irregular meteorite between 100 and 150 grams.
• A smooth piece of sedimentary rock, like those found in rivers, between 100 and 150 grams.
• The dead body of Sir Isaac Newton.
• A nearly perfect sphere of marble between 100 and 150 grams.
• A nearly perfect sphere of glass of exactly 125 grams
• The planet Venus.
• A depression in an exposed piece of rock holding a smaller rock and dead plant material
• A raindrop, before it hits the ground.
• A sleeping fox.
ME: Sleeping is naturen. Fox is intellen.
• A fox, currently the object of pursuit in a fox hunt.
ME: Fox is intellen. Hunt is naturen.
• An electron in a piece of copper wire.
ME: Copper wire is intellen. Electron is intellen.
• A 6-year-old child in Japan who only knows the Khoekhoe language.
ME: Human child is intellen.
• An irregular meteorite between 100 and 150 grams.
ME: Naturen
• A smooth piece of sedimentary rock, like those found in rivers, between 100 and 150 grams.
ME: Probably naturen.
• The dead body of Sir Isaac Newton.
ME: Isaac Newton is intellen. Dead body is naturen.
• A nearly perfect sphere of marble between 100 and 150 grams.
ME: Where did you get it? I don't know. Probably intellen since nature cannot make such shape.
• A nearly perfect sphere of glass of exactly 125 grams
ME: Probably intellen since nature cannot perfectly do it.
• The planet Venus.
ME: Naturen
• A depression in an exposed piece of rock holding a smaller rock and dead plant material
ME: Which X you wanted to study?
• A raindrop, before it hits the ground.
ME: Naturen