Skills that define intelligence depend on the culture in which the test is developed. t/f

That statement is True

For example, the Intelligence test in a developed country such as South Korea will be on a higher standard then those in a less developed country such as Timor Leste or north Korea.

This is true - this is a common inssue in psychometrics and psychology; namely the fact that intelligence is a problematic issue to define in a culture-free way. For that reason, it is very problematic to throw the word intelligence around any way we'd like.