What was the stated purpose of the first useful intelligence test

A)  to identify gifted children 
B)  to identify children who had the potential to be successful in college 
C)  to evaluate the success of educational programs 
D)  to identify children in need of special training

The stated purpose of the first useful intelligence test, developed by Alfred Binet in the early 1900s, was to identify children in need of special training. The French government had recently mandated free education for all children, including those with disabilities, and Binet's test was designed to identify children who may need extra support in the classroom. The test was not originally intended to measure innate intelligence or predict future success in college or other areas.