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Mid-term review for Creative Expressions for Children and Youth
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1
A physics teacher might view catching an egg, intact, in a frying pan as:
an example of rotating bodies.
an example of centrifugal force.
Einstein's E=mc2.
an example of Newton's Third Law of motion.
2
A language arts teacher might view catching an egg, intact, in a frying pan as:
an internal tension between perceived and real risk.
a possible metaphor for a personal sense of agency.
None of the above
a possible technical writing assignment.
3
S.C.A.M.P.E.R. is an acronym for a set of modification techniques associated with:
Sir Ken Robinson
Carol Schlichter
Michael Moschen
Gever Tulley
4
Which of the following does not support the importance of arts in education.
Fosters self expression
Hinders self-esteem
Self-direction
Promotes individuality
5
What connects Sam Lloyd and Will Shortz
Education
Puzzles
Creative cooking
Engineering
6
The threshold theory posits ________
Creativity is not dependent upon intelligence
Creativity correlates 100% with intelligence
Intelligent people can be creative but creative people cant be intelligent
Creativity requires some above average intelligence but beyond that, no.
7
The Post-It Notes on the floor activity was an example of: (√ all that apply)
examining group dynamics & communication methods
a way to introduce coordinate mapping
spatial problem solving
scaling an activity up
8
Juggling has a rhythm closest to:
a 1-2, 1-2, 1-2, sequence
1-2-3, 1-2-3, 1-2-3, sequence
1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4, sequence
1-1, sequence
9
Musical notes are placed on a:
Clef
Staff
Treble line
Bass line
10
Making meaning in relation to the interaction between experiences and ideas is called
Conventionalism
Constructivism
Constructionism
Conservatism
11
Properly thrown what is the shape of the flight path of an indoor boomerang?
Circular
Figure Eight
Straight Line out & up, then back
Oval
12
Plate spinning involves which concept(s)
Antigular movement
Parsimony
Center of rotation
Center of gravity
13
Humor is an indicator of high level thinking because it: (check all that apply)
Requires grasping ambiguity
Requires suspension of the possible
Requires knowing "right" and "wrong"
Plays with or merges concepts in ways that are novel
14
John Legend (the singer) is an EGOT achiever. (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony awards)
True
False
15
Fluency is the _____
Number of responses
Detail of response
Uniqueness of a response
Different categories of responses
16
Rube Goldberg was a. (Not covered in class)
Cartoonist
Greeting card designer
Writer
Designer of small interesting analog machines
17
Metacognition is
A problem solving process
Thinking about one’s thinking
A creativity inhibitor
A modern branch of philosophy
18
Which of these does NOT inhibit creativity
Lack of observation
Rewards
Positive feedback
Competition
19
Scaling the size of objects to be larger or smaller does which of the following?
Illustrates the use of the "M" in S.C.A.M.P.E.R.
Creates new ways of interacting with materials & concepts.
Physicalizes ideas more easily.
Allows for simple modification of existing activities
20
Who / what is Poppy Asiago?
a French mercantile ship builder
two bagels that sit next to each other
a South American revolutionary
a first place medal given in the Bagel Olympics
21
Geodesic domes were popularized in the USA by:
Alexander Graham Bell
David Bayersdorfer
Thomas Edison
Buckminster Fuller
22
The first activity we did was:
Plate Spinning
Word Sculpting
Ten Second Mime
Fairy Tale Tableaus
23
Creativity can be as much about novel problem solving as it is about artistic expression.
False
True
24
Identify the group with the non-existent national championship. (This is a silly question)
Storytelling, Air guitar, Swamp soccer
Whistling, Spitting, Yodeling
Mosquito killing, Toe Wrestling, Cow chip throwing
Stone skipping, Wife carrying, Hog Calling
25
Theresa Amabile is associated with
Model of divergent creativity
Factors that inhibit creativity
Threshold theory of creativity
The phrase, “Let’s get ready to rumble”
26
Historically, what kind of thinking has been associated with creativity?
Divergent thinking
Problem solving
Critical thinking
Convergent thinking
27
“Brainstorming” is attributed to
Alex Osborne
P. J. Guilford
Paul Torrance
Manu Prakash
28
The four aspects of Guilford's Alternative Use Task (Divergent Thinking Test) are:
Fluency, Variance, Convergence, & Elaboration
Originality, Flexibility, Elaboration, & Utility
Originality, Fluency, Flexibility & Elaboration
Flexibility, Fluency, Elaboration, Innovation
29
Which group of expressions is most similar?
mime, mask theater, dance, puppetry
art, pottery, silversmithing, card gaming
singing, music, sports, sound effects theater
singing, dancing, mime, pottery
30
Originality is:
Number of different categories of responses
Detail of response
Infrequency of a response compared to all other responses.
Number of responses
31
Alexander Graham Bell also invented
Hydrofoil boat
Delta kite designs
Super truss structures
Future components of iPhone
32
Sir Ken Robinson
is parent to a famous dancer.
Is a Scottish educational psychologist.
Believes schools are killing creativity.
Is a skilled educational film producer.
33
Jeff Koons is
A Belgian potter
An American sculptor
An Austrian musician
A Norwegian fabric artist
34
Fairy tale tableauxs set up easily with:
Face / Shape / Expression / Place
Faces / Places / Spaces / Poses ("Shapeses")
Shapes / Scene / Action / Pose
Character / Scene / Pose / Expression
35
The "A" in S.C.A.M.P.E.R. stands for:
Aggregrate
Accommodate
Adapt
Adjust
36
"Generating a content relevant vocabulary list" does what to an activity? (√ all that apply)
Specifies a particular concept being revealed.
Mitigates divergent thinking.
Frames the activity in credible / acceptable terms.
Defines the / a parameter of focus
37
Creative solutions can preceded the discovery of the problem they solve.
Yes but the creativity is in recognizing its application to the problem
No, because the solution wasn’t creative until a problem used it.
No but the eventual “solution” is still creative for other reasons.
Creativity and creative solutions are two slightly different things.
38
Gerenerating a vocabulary list ___
Does all of the above.
Grounds the activity in existing taxonomy.
Aligns an activity with a specific area of study.
Reframes levity in an academic context.
39
Connecting two ideas / words is an example of
Plurality
Combinance
Synthesis
Convergence
40
Which name is a strong advocate for the arts? (Pick blue!)
Schlicter
Eisner
Guilford
Amabile
41
mobius strip
An interlocking bagel
A type of cartoon format
A 3-dimensional puzzle
A surface with only one side
42
Which activity requires you to watch the instructor to execute it correctly?
Sound As I Say
Do As I Sound
Say As I Do
Do As I Say
43
The quotation; “All great things start out as totally ridiculous” is attributed to whom?
Paul Torrance
Will Shortz
Quincy Jones
Albert Camus
44
Experiential learning is important / essential to fostering creative discovery
True
False
Depends
45
Creativity / art tends to exist in terms of the expressions and/or perceptions of the individual
Only if you are an observer / audience / respondent
Both A and B
Only if aspects of content, technique, medium are involved
Only if you are the artist / creator / performer
46
Which set of expression activities is LEAST consistent within each set?
Speech, sound collages, Yodeling
Dance, Mime, Theater
Painting, music, theater
Puppetry, Gesture, Signing
47
Professor Bagwell calculating in seconds how long he has to live is an example of:
Reframing
Recalculating
Transposing
Transformation
48
Which factors best elicit creativity?
Internal motivation, interest, above average ability
A problem, money, an audience
an interest, motivation, altruism
A unique perception, fame, money
49
One metaphor for the "coin-in-the-other-hand" trick is: (check all that apply
Events are look different sequentially than simultaneously
Physical engagement is quite different than a visual one.
Magic could be a critical thinking device
Combining events in the mind's eye is nearly impossible
50
Which name is associated with rhetorics of play?
Jeff Koons
Theresa Amabile
Alex Osborne
Brian Sutton-Smith
51
Creativity tests often use examples of _____ and ______.
Divergent thinking
Recombinant thinking
Paragonic hyperbole
Convergent thinking
52
Elaboration is:
Number of responses
Number of responses
amount of detail in a response
Number of different categories of responses
53
Guilford (creativity) would say taping a person to a unicycle represents: (check all that apply)
convergent thinking (combining tape and unicycle)
divergent thinking (tape=seat belt)
originality (how unique the use of the tape was)
hyperbole
54
Who developed the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)?
Lev Vygotsky
Gever Tulley
Charles Kettering
Abraham Maslow
55
A group mannequin moment is traditionally called a
Tableaux
Still set
Mimeodrama
Frozen Pose
56
Giving a name and purpose to an activity can______
limit perception of other possibilities.
discourage multiple perceptions by observers
none of the above
Cause people to focus on the specific purpose of an activity.
57
Brian Sutton-Smith was a
Play Theorist
Pediatrician
Psychologist
Toy Designer
58
which does NOT belong to Beghetto & Kaufman's 4 Cs model?
Tiny C
Little C
Pro C
Mini C
59
Finger games can be used to do
reinforce basic math operations
All of the above
act out a story
introduce novelty to create physical engagement
60
When Tulley says letting kids do dangerous things makes them safe, he means___
Most things are really not that dangerous.
No pain, no gain.
Controlled exposure to risk develops mastery for the future
"Helicopter" parenting is undesirable
