Question 1

What are the four basic steps to problem solving?

Accepted Answer

Specify the problem, break the problem into manageable components, brainstorm possible solutions, and test the solution

Question 2

What is the primary motivation that encourages a person to be his/her most creative?

Accepted Answer

To focus on the creative act itself rather than an outside goal

Question 3

What effect does listening to Mozart have on creativity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Studies have shown that it increases creativity 
B)  Studies have shown that it decreases creativity 
C)  Studies have shown that it has no effect on creativity 
A)  Studies have shown that it increases creativity 
B)  Studies have shown that it decreases creativity 
C)  Studies have shown that it has no effect on creativity C

Question 4

Which is not one of the characteristics describing creative people?

Accepted Answer

A)  Burning Curiosity 
B)  Concentration 
C)  Accepting Failure 
D)  Mental Agility 
E)  Moodiness 
A)  Burning Curiosity 
B)  Concentration 
C)  Accepting Failure 
D)  Mental Agility 
E)  Moodiness

Question 5

This type of thinking involves fluency and the ability to generate a multitude of ideas from numerous perspectives.

Accepted Answer

A)  Creative Thinking 
B)  Human Thinking 
C)  Divergent Thinking 
D)  Structural Thinking 
E)  Convergent Thinking 
A)  Creative Thinking 
B)  Human Thinking 
C)  Divergent Thinking 
D)  Structural Thinking 
E)  Convergent Thinking

Question 6

Which is not one of Howard Gardner's six forms of intelligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Linguistic Intelligence 
B)  Musical Intelligence 
C)  Logical-Mathematical Intelligence 
D)  Spatial Intelligence 
E)  Intellectual Intelligence 
A)  Linguistic Intelligence 
B)  Musical Intelligence 
C)  Logical-Mathematical Intelligence 
D)  Spatial Intelligence 
E)  Intellectual Intelligence

Question 7

What is the difference between creativity and technique?

Accepted Answer

Technique

Question 8

This type of thinking is measured by IQ and involves well-defined rational problems that have only one correct answer.

Accepted Answer

A)  Creative Thinking 
B)  Human Thinking 
C)  Divergent Thinking 
D)  Structural Thinking 
E)  Convergent Thinking 
A)  Creative Thinking 
B)  Human Thinking 
C)  Divergent Thinking 
D)  Structural Thinking 
E)  Convergent Thinking

Question 9

What are the six forms of intelligence according to Howard Gardner?

Accepted Answer

linguistic, musical,

Question 10

Creative people are always interested in criticism and feedback, but one roadblock to creativity is allowing yourself to be too critical of your new ideas.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following would not help enhance your Creativity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Get enough exercise and sleep 
B)  Consider your environment 
C)  Work late at night 
D)  Assess your motivation 
E)  Temper your criticism 
A)  Get enough exercise and sleep 
B)  Consider your environment 
C)  Work late at night 
D)  Assess your motivation 
E)  Temper your criticism

Question 12

Which of the following most closely characterizes creativity as it was defined in the book?

Accepted Answer

A)  Beyond description 
B)  A moment of insight 
C)  A branch of philosophy 
D)  Inspired by emotion not reason 
E)  Pure thought 
A)  Beyond description 
B)  A moment of insight 
C)  A branch of philosophy 
D)  Inspired by emotion not reason 
E)  Pure thought

Question 13

Studies have found that an extremely high IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is not a great advantage when it comes to being creative. At what level is a high IQ no longer an advantage when it comes to creativity?

Accepted Answer

A)  90 
B)  100 
C)  120 
D)  155 
E)  200 
A)  90 
B)  100 
C)  120 
D)  155 
E)  200

Question 14

_____ are procedures that have been proven to work repeatedly. They are methods by which a complex task can be accomplished.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ are procedures that have been proven...

Question 15

Which of the following is not one of the steps in basic problem solving?

Accepted Answer

A)  Brainstorm possible solutions 
B)  Test the solution 
C)  Consult the manual 
D)  Specify the problem 
E)  Break the problem into manageable components 
A)  Brainstorm possible solutions 
B)  Test the solution 
C)  Consult the manual 
D)  Specify the problem 
E)  Break the problem into manageable components

What are the four basic steps to problem solving?

What is the primary motivation that encourages a person to be his/her most creative?

What effect does listening to Mozart have on creativity?

Which is not one of the characteristics describing creative people?

This type of thinking involves fluency and the ability to generate a multitude of ideas from numerous perspectives.

Which is not one of Howard Gardner's six forms of intelligence?

What is the difference between creativity and technique?

This type of thinking is measured by IQ and involves well-defined rational problems that have only one correct answer.

What are the six forms of intelligence according to Howard Gardner?

Creative people are always interested in criticism and feedback, but one roadblock to creativity is allowing yourself to be too critical of your new ideas.

Which of the following would not help enhance your Creativity?

Which of the following most closely characterizes creativity as it was defined in the book?

Studies have found that an extremely high IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is not a great advantage when it comes to being creative. At what level is a high IQ no longer an advantage when it comes to creativity?

_____ are procedures that have been proven to work repeatedly. They are methods by which a complex task can be accomplished.

Which of the following is not one of the steps in basic problem solving?

Theatre, Art, and Entertainment

Stage Vs Screen

Theatre and Cultural Diversity

Experiencing and Analyzing Plays

A Day in the Life of a Theatre

The Playwright and the Script

The Art of Acting

The Art of Directing

The Art of Design

Concise Version the Many Types of Theatre

Then and Now Version Non-Western Theatre

Then and Now Version the Greeks to the Rise of Christianity

Then and Now Version the Dark Ages to the Dawn of the Renaissance

Then and Now Version the Renaissance

Then and Now Version the Restration, the Enlightenment, and Romanticism

Then and Now Version Modern Theatre

Then and Now Version the Muscial

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Exam 10: A Creative Life

What are the four basic steps to problem solving?

What is the primary motivation that encourages a person to be his/her most creative?

What effect does listening to Mozart have on creativity?

Which is not one of the characteristics describing creative people?

This type of thinking involves fluency and the ability to generate a multitude of ideas from numerous perspectives.

Which is not one of Howard Gardner's six forms of intelligence?

What is the difference between creativity and technique?

This type of thinking is measured by IQ and involves well-defined rational problems that have only one correct answer.

What are the six forms of intelligence according to Howard Gardner?

Creative people are always interested in criticism and feedback, but one roadblock to creativity is allowing yourself to be too critical of your new ideas.

Which of the following would not help enhance your Creativity?

Which of the following most closely characterizes creativity as it was defined in the book?

Studies have found that an extremely high IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is not a great advantage when it comes to being creative. At what level is a high IQ no longer an advantage when it comes to creativity?

_____ are procedures that have been proven to work repeatedly. They are methods by which a complex task can be accomplished.

Which of the following is not one of the steps in basic problem solving?

Theatre, Art, and Entertainment

Stage Vs Screen

Theatre and Cultural Diversity

Experiencing and Analyzing Plays

A Day in the Life of a Theatre

The Playwright and the Script

The Art of Acting

The Art of Directing

The Art of Design

Concise Version the Many Types of Theatre

Then and Now Version Non-Western Theatre

Then and Now Version the Greeks to the Rise of Christianity

Then and Now Version the Dark Ages to the Dawn of the Renaissance

Then and Now Version the Renaissance

Then and Now Version the Restration, the Enlightenment, and Romanticism

Then and Now Version Modern Theatre

Then and Now Version the Muscial

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