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This document is a warm-up assignment from a teacher that asks students to define intelligence, discuss where it comes from and whether it is important for happiness and success. It also asks students if they have ever made fun of someone for being intelligent and why. Finally, it provides a list of assignments and due dates for students to turn in.
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