Question 1

Teachers need to know that creative children usually

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A) Make connections between things that aren't normally related 
B) Do not give attention in the classroom 
C) Always is the first to finish task immediately 
D) None of the above 
A) Make connections between things that aren't normally related 
B) Do not give attention in the classroom 
C) Always is the first to finish task immediately 
D) None of the above A

Question 2

To foster creativity the teacher as well as parents must realize the need to

Accepted Answer

A) Providing sufficient money 
B) Providing adequate home work 
C) Providing numerous study material 
D) Providing proper environment 
A) Providing sufficient money 
B) Providing adequate home work 
C) Providing numerous study material 
D) Providing proper environment D

Question 3

Creative children have their own sets of needs and

Accepted Answer

A) Sees exceptions 
B) Is interested 
C) Learns with ease 
D) Is receptive 
A) Sees exceptions 
B) Is interested 
C) Learns with ease 
D) Is receptive A

Question 4

Creativity always starts with

Accepted Answer

A) Training 
B) Learning 
C) Culture 
D) Imagination 
A) Training 
B) Learning 
C) Culture 
D) Imagination

Question 5

Creativity is the ability to solve problems in

Accepted Answer

A) Original ways 
B) Accurate ways 
C) Fastest way 
D) Perfect ways 
A) Original ways 
B) Accurate ways 
C) Fastest way 
D) Perfect ways

Question 6

Creativity, as a natural endowment, needs stimulation and

Accepted Answer

A) Desolation 
B) Disregard 
C) Nourishment 
D) Neglecting 
A) Desolation 
B) Disregard 
C) Nourishment 
D) Neglecting

Question 7

Creativity is associated with many factors including

Accepted Answer

A) Conducive environments 
B) Ideal collaborators 
C) Personality traits 
D) All of the above 
A) Conducive environments 
B) Ideal collaborators 
C) Personality traits 
D) All of the above

Question 8

In a classroom, creative child requires

Accepted Answer

A) Identification and attention 
B) Appreciation 
C) Challenge 
D) All of the above 
A) Identification and attention 
B) Appreciation 
C) Challenge 
D) All of the above

Question 9

Creative children are more likely to demonstrate

Accepted Answer

A) Inclination in team work 
B) Sharing bizarre thoughts and conflicting opinions 
C) Cooperation in every class work 
D) Ready to help others 
A) Inclination in team work 
B) Sharing bizarre thoughts and conflicting opinions 
C) Cooperation in every class work 
D) Ready to help others

Question 10

Everyone possesses creativity to some extent, it is

Accepted Answer

A) Unlimited 
B) Compulsory 
C) Universal 
D) Infinite 
A) Unlimited 
B) Compulsory 
C) Universal 
D) Infinite

Question 11

Which of the following can be termed as blockage to creativity in school?

Accepted Answer

A) Using the creative resources of the community 
B) The emphasized on memorization by rote 
C) Diverse and rich curriculum 
D) Encouraging originality and flexibility 
A) Using the creative resources of the community 
B) The emphasized on memorization by rote 
C) Diverse and rich curriculum 
D) Encouraging originality and flexibility

Question 12

Which of the following is to be borne in mind for the teacher to foster creativity among his student?

Accepted Answer

A) Segregation from the normal children 
B) Acceleration from time to time 
C) Originality on the part of the children should be encouraged 
D) Exemption of assignment for creative children 
A) Segregation from the normal children 
B) Acceleration from time to time 
C) Originality on the part of the children should be encouraged 
D) Exemption of assignment for creative children

Question 13

Creativity describes a whole collection of similar but different

Accepted Answer

A) Operation 
B) Opinion 
C) Judgment 
D) Conclusion 
A) Operation 
B) Opinion 
C) Judgment 
D) Conclusion

Question 14

A creative child usually

Accepted Answer

A) Work hard to achieve 
B) Absorbs information 
C) Comprehend at a high level 
D) Injects new possibilities 
A) Work hard to achieve 
B) Absorbs information 
C) Comprehend at a high level 
D) Injects new possibilities

Question 15

Creative children are sometimes mistakenly viewed as

Accepted Answer

A) Calm 
B) Intellectual disabled 
C) Sensitive 
D) Problem child 
A) Calm 
B) Intellectual disabled 
C) Sensitive 
D) Problem child

Question 16

The major setbacks of creativity in the school is

Accepted Answer

A) Creative children are admired in the school 
B) Critical thinking and problem solving 
C) Fixed and rigid habits of works 
D) Freedom to respond 
A) Creative children are admired in the school 
B) Critical thinking and problem solving 
C) Fixed and rigid habits of works 
D) Freedom to respond

Question 17

Highly creative students may

Accepted Answer

A) Have a keen or unusual sense of humor and see humor others do not see. 
B) Have a large number of ideas or solutions to problems 
C) Have the ability to rearrange elements of thought to create new ideas 
D) All of the above 
A) Have a keen or unusual sense of humor and see humor others do not see. 
B) Have a large number of ideas or solutions to problems 
C) Have the ability to rearrange elements of thought to create new ideas 
D) All of the above

Question 18

Which of the following is not the education for creative child?

Accepted Answer

A) Curriculum should be plan for self-realization 
B) Children should be encouraged for self-evaluation 
C) Children should be given opportunities for the expression of ego 
D) Evaluations should be combined with causes and results 
A) Curriculum should be plan for self-realization 
B) Children should be encouraged for self-evaluation 
C) Children should be given opportunities for the expression of ego 
D) Evaluations should be combined with causes and results

Question 19

Creative children in a class often lack

Accepted Answer

A) Conformity 
B) Concentration 
C) Willingness to participate 
D) Curiosity 
A) Conformity 
B) Concentration 
C) Willingness to participate 
D) Curiosity

Question 20

When designing learning experiences to develop creativity, teachers can

Accepted Answer

A) Stimulate individual task 
B) Motivate the use of technology 
C) Value creativity and celebrate and reward it 
D) Introduced group activities 
A) Stimulate individual task 
B) Motivate the use of technology 
C) Value creativity and celebrate and reward it 
D) Introduced group activities

Teachers need to know that creative children usually

To foster creativity the teacher as well as parents must realize the need to

Creative children have their own sets of needs and

Creativity always starts with

Creativity is the ability to solve problems in

Creativity, as a natural endowment, needs stimulation and

Creativity is associated with many factors including

In a classroom, creative child requires

Creative children are more likely to demonstrate

Everyone possesses creativity to some extent, it is

Which of the following can be termed as blockage to creativity in school?

Which of the following is to be borne in mind for the teacher to foster creativity among his student?

Creativity describes a whole collection of similar but different

A creative child usually

Creative children are sometimes mistakenly viewed as

The major setbacks of creativity in the school is

Highly creative students may

Which of the following is not the education for creative child?

Creative children in a class often lack

When designing learning experiences to develop creativity, teachers can

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Exam 8: Methods and Strategies for Fostering Creativity in Individuals

Teachers need to know that creative children usually

To foster creativity the teacher as well as parents must realize the need to

Creative children have their own sets of needs and

Creativity always starts with

Creativity is the ability to solve problems in

Creativity, as a natural endowment, needs stimulation and

Creativity is associated with many factors including

In a classroom, creative child requires

Creative children are more likely to demonstrate

Everyone possesses creativity to some extent, it is

Which of the following can be termed as blockage to creativity in school?

Which of the following is to be borne in mind for the teacher to foster creativity among his student?

Creativity describes a whole collection of similar but different

A creative child usually

Creative children are sometimes mistakenly viewed as

The major setbacks of creativity in the school is

Highly creative students may

Which of the following is not the education for creative child?

Creative children in a class often lack

When designing learning experiences to develop creativity, teachers can

Understanding Special Education and Integrated Education

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Understanding Mental Retardation and Education for Orthopaedically Handicapped Children

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