Flexibility is the ability to

see things from different points of view.

1 half note + 1 quarter note + 1 eighth note + 2 sixteenth

Fluency is the ability to

generate a large number of ideas from one stimulus point.

Which group of expressions is most similar?

mime, mask theater, dance, puppetry

In the film on Sir Ken Robinson's he

believes schools are killing creativity.

The National Arts Standards are

the common core for various art disciplines.

an auditory exercise that creates images from sound.

What is the correct sequence of an early creativity paradigm?

observe, imitate, experiment create

Pick the best justifications of Doodle Dances in the K-2 curriculum

Visual scripting, interpreting, expressing, spatial concepts, Spatial awareness & orientation, interpreting visual symbols

Pick the least descriptive definition of art.

a specified skill, typically one acquired through practice

Physical, Object, Symbolic, Socio-dramatic, Games with rules

Originality is the ability to

create unique, new, or extremely different ideas.

an influential arts scholar and advocate from Stanford

National Education Standards are also called the:

Common Core State Standards, Common Core Curriculum

Jump Rope Rhymes. . .

can act as cultural markers, are a form of spoken poetry put to movement

The MacArthur Award is

often called the genius grant given to outstanding artists

Select the proper analogy between planes and hot air balloons.

Wing : Hot Air as Jet Engine : Wind

Classifying Art Forms: Select the wrong group

Music: Orchestral, Choral, Storytelling, Rap

Broadly speaking the arts are comprised of

Theater, Visual Arts, Music, Dance

a motionless group pose that creates an idea

Feedback, Rewards, Competition, Observation

Elaboration is the ability to

add detail and complexity to an idea.

Which answer is LEAST fitting of a definition for the creative process?

Deliberately avoiding obvious solutions

Body, Space, Movement, Dynamics (force, flow, time, style)

kind of like a job description for a lesson or activity, matching an activity with the objectives of a subject area.

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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.RP.A.3.B is a math standard for what grade?
6th
4th
Cannot tell
3rd
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Flexibility is the ability to
generate a large number of ideas from one stimulus point.
create unique, new, or extremely different ideas.
see things from different points of view.
add detail and complexity to an idea.
3
Generating a vocabulary list ___
Reframes levity in and academic context.
Does all of the above.
Grounds the activity in existing taxonomy.
Aligns an activity with a specific area of study.
4
Which cluster is least consistent
Literary
Movement (Dance, Theater,
Fine Arts
Music(Musical Theater, Opera, )
5
How many states start with the letter A?
4
3
5
6
6
A whole note equals
1 half note + 1 quarter note + 1 eighth note
2 quarter notes + 2 eighth notes + 2 sixteenth notes
3 quarter notes + 2 eighth notes + 2 sixteenth notes
1 half note + 1 quarter note + 1 eighth note + 2 sixteenth
7
Fluency is the ability to
generate a large number of ideas from one stimulus point.
add detail and complexity to an idea.
create unique, new, or extremely different ideas.
see things from different points of view.
8
Which group of expressions is most similar?
singing, music, dance, sound effects theater
mime, mask theater, dance, puppetry
singing, dancing, mime, pottery
art, pottery, silversmithing, card gaming
9
In the film on Sir Ken Robinson's he
is a skilled educational film producer.
believes schools are killing creativity.
is a Scottish educational psychologist.
is parent to a famous dancer.
10
The National Arts Standards are
the common core for various art disciplines.
partial requirements for high school graduation.
legal mandates from 3rd grade to 8th grade.
taught in every school in America
11
A sound collage is
a background technique for tuning instruments.
orchestral music without words
a song with words but without instruments
an auditory exercise that creates images from sound.
12
What is the tune of a song called?
Melody
All of the above
Rhythm
Harmony
13
What is the official name of the art standards?
National Core Art Standards
National Arts Standards
National Common Core Arts Standards
National Art Standards of the Common Core
14
Which answer contains a term that is NOT an element of visual art
Texture and Dimension
Color and Space
Value and Form
Line and Shape
15
Which paper art form involves cutting?
Kokigami
Modular folding
Kurigami
16
The Common Core Curriculum allows states to
reduce differences between students' educations .
teach to the same agreed upon objectives in a subject area.
eliminate variability between objectives of a subject,
All of the above
17
The "A" in S.C.A.M.P.E.R. stands for:
Aggregate
Adjust
Accommodate
Adapt
18
What is the correct sequence of an early creativity paradigm?
imitate, experiment, observe, create
create, observe, experiment, imitate
experiment, create, observe, imitate
observe, imitate, experiment create
19
Pick the best justifications of Doodle Dances in the K-2 curriculum
Exercise that calms in a structured way
Visual scripting, interpreting, expressing, spatial concepts
Spatial awareness & orientation, interpreting visual symbols
Physical expression of visual cues
20
Which two states touch 8 other states?
KY and TN
MO and NC
TN and IA
Mo and TN
21
Pick the least descriptive definition of art.
creative activity like painting, music, literature & dance
skillful expression of thought in visual or performance form
a specified skill, typically one acquired through practice
literary and visual expression of human thought
22
5 types play
Physical, Free, Symbolic, Group, Games with rules
Physical, Object, Symbolic, Socio-dramatic, Games with rules
Free, Structured, Group, Games, Dramatic
Physical, Open, Structured, Group, Dramatic
23
Originality is the ability to
create unique, new, or extremely different ideas.
see things from different points of view.
add detail and complexity to an idea.
generate a large number of ideas from one stimulus point.
24
Which of these does NOT inhibit creativity
Positive feedback
Competition
Lack of observation
Rewards
25
Originality is
Detail of a response
Uniqueness of a response
Number of responses
Different categories of response
26
Brainstorming is an idea generating technique developed by whom?
Tannenbaum
Gillette
Guilford
Osborne
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Elliot Eisner was
an influential arts scholar and advocate from Stanford
An Englishman who speaks eloquently & humorously about art.
Creator of the National Art Standards framework.
The founder of the National Arts Endowment
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National Education Standards are also called the:
National Art Standards
Equal Education Act
Common Core State Standards
Common Core Curriculum
29
Jump Rope Rhymes. . .
can act as cultural markers
are a form of spoken poetry put to movement
do not exist in other languages
are interesting but immaterial
30
The MacArthur Award is
awarded for medieval play production
internationally applied to non-literary artists
given to organizations for work in the arts
often called the genius grant given to outstanding artists
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The originator of divergent thinking theory was:
J. P. Guilford
Robert Sternberg
Alex Osborne
Theresa Amabile
32
Plate spinning requires finding
the center of rotation
all of the above
the center of gravity
a stick
33
Select the proper analogy between planes and hot air balloons.
Wing : Hot Air as Jet Engine : Wind
Lift : Wing as Thrust : Engine
Lift : Hot Air as Thrust : Wind
Wing : Hot Air as Jet Engine : Wind
34
In the Connection Game the board master uses what kind of thinking?
Synthesis
Divergent
Combinant
Convergent
35
Should the top of a hot air balloon be open or closed to elevate?
Closed
Open 1/6 the bottom opening circumference
Makes no difference
Open
36
Classifying Art Forms: Select the wrong group
Performing Arts: Theater, Dance, Music
Theater Arts: Circus skills, Mime, Stage Combat
Music: Orchestral, Choral, Storytelling, Rap
Fine Arts: Pottery, Painting, Literature, Origami
37
Hot air balloons: If you double the diameter the volume ___
Triples
Quintuples
Quadruples
Octuples
38
Which activity requires you to watch the instructor to execute it correctly?
Do as I Say
Sound as I Say
Do as I Sound
Say as I Do
39
Broadly speaking the arts are comprised of
Theater, Visual Arts, Music, Dance
Performing, Dance, Visual Arts, Fine Arts
Musical Theater, Fine Arts, Visual, Theater
Theater & Dance, Visual Arts, Music, Craft
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Fluency is
Different categories of response
Detail of a response
Number of responses
Uniqueness of a response
41
A tableaux is
a motionless group pose that creates an idea
a form of dance using random written images
an auditory exercise that creates images from sound.
another name for pantomime.
42
Creativity Killers
Divergency, Criticism, Dependence, Lack of Choice
Cooperation, Feedback, Observation, Lack of Control
Feedback, Rewards, Competition, Observation
Criticism, Brainstorming, Observation, Competition
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Elaboration is the ability to
add detail and complexity to an idea.
create unique, new, or extremely different ideas.
generate a large number of ideas from one stimulus point.
see things from different points of view.
44
Which answer is LEAST fitting of a definition for the creative process?
Generating lots of different answers
Applying different approaches
Seeking novel solutions
Deliberately avoiding obvious solutions
45
Put in order of slowest to fastest musical terms
Adagio, Moderato, Allegro
Allegro, Lento, Moderato
Moderato, Presto, Adagio
Adagio,. Moderato, Allegro
46
Music volume or dynamics are described in various terms of:
Allegro & Adagio
Forte & Piano
Soprano & Bass
Staccato & Legato
47
Which is NOT an anagram of WISCONSIN?
Sis Wins Cow
Sonics Win
Cows in Sin
Coins win
48
Elements of Movement
Locomotor, non-locomotor
Dimensions of space and Dynamics of motion
Body, Space, Movement, Dynamics (force, flow, time, style)
Motion, Stillness, Style
49
Lines of the treble clef are named
B, D, E, F, G
B, F, G, E,
F, C, D, E
B, C, D, F, G
50
Content alignment is
kind of like a job description for a lesson or activity
matching an activity with the objectives of a subject area.
doing two different activities the same way.
renaming activities to match the subject
51
Which of the following does not support the importance of arts in education?
Inhibits self-esteem
Promotes individuality
Fosters self expression
Self-direction
52
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
53
Compound sounds with the mouth are
Not possible
Possible
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A group mannequin moment is traditionally called a ___
Mimeodrama
Still set
Frozen pose
Tableaux
55
The Wintergarten video showed the relationship between
Rhythm and Sound
Sound production and Music
Music and Motion
Space and Rhythm
56
Initial step(s) in aligning arts with curriculum include: pick two
generating a relevant vocabulary list
identifying academic topics inherent in the activity
actively looking for overlap & convergence between subjects.
teaching in strict sequence to a syllabus
57
Professor Bagwell calculating in seconds how long he has to live is an example of:
Transposition
Transformation
Reframing
Recalculating
58
Which answer is LEAST supportive to the statement. The Arts are important in education because:
they celebrate multiple perspectives
they are fun.
neither words nor numbers exhaust what we can know
they assist in evaluating the qualitative in good ways
59
Which pairing is incorrect
Gever Tulley: Safe things for kids
Honda Car Commercial: sound collage
Sir Ken Robinson: Arts advocacy
Michael Moeschen : Movement
60
Secular music refers to what style of music?
Non-religious
Religious
Choral
Cosmopolitan
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Finger games can be used to do
all of the above
act out a story
reinforce basic math operations
introduce novelty to create physical engagement
62
Creativity tests often use examples of_____
Paragonic thinking
Recombinant thinking
Divergent thinking
Convergent thinking
63
Name the MacArthur award winning juggler
Phillipe Petite
Bob Gilkey
Michael Moschen
Sir Ken Robinson
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Musical staff labeling: spaces of the treble clef are:
A, B, C, G
A, C, E, F
E, G, B, D, F,
B, D, F, C
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Transposition (think Doodle Dances or math/art/music game)
changes the expressive form of an idea & keeps the idea.
Changes the idea but keeps the expressive form the same
Alters the meaning of an activity to create new ideas
Changes nothing but the speed of an activity
66
Fairy tale tableaus set up easily with
Shapes / Scene / Action / Pose
Faces / Places / Spaces / Poses ("Shapeses")
Character / Scene / Pose / Expression
Face / Shape / Expression / Place
67
A whole note is NOT equal to
6 eighth notes
4 quarter notes
2 half notes
16 sixteenth notes
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Arts exposure should include
Performance, Critique, History, & Technique
Critique, History, Instruction in, History
Performance, Critique (responding as observer), History
Technique, History (of the form), Performance
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The tempo of an elephant's walk might be described as
Forte
Lento
Vibrato
Staccato
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Which is harder
Lateral configuration
Brain storming
Convergent thinking
Divergent thinking
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Elements of Music: Select the wrong answer
Rhythm = a strong repeated pattern of movement or sound
Melody = a sequence of notes that is musically satisfying
Secular = religious in nature
Harmony = combination of notes to create chords
72
Studies have indicated that the arts
All of the above
don't improve academics but it shouldn't matter.
integrated with subjects can raise achievement levels.
provide a creative outlet & connects to the world at large.
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Reverse engineering is best defined as:
A problem solving technique
All of the above
Taking something apart to see how it works
Working backwards
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Divergent thinking is to spray nozzle as convergent thinking is to
Funnel
Fountain
Straw
Drain
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The Threshold Effect states
Intelligence is necessary but not sufficient for creativity
Creative people don't require intelligence
IQ affects creativity up to 120 points
IQ and creativity are the same things
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Humor is an indicator of high level thinking because it:Full Screen10
Requires grasping ambiguity
b
Requires suspension of the possible
All of the above
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Creativity suppression (creativity killers) was articulated by
Sir Ken Robinson
Theresa Amabile
Osborne
J.P. Guilford
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What is divergent thinking?
The ability to generate multiple solutions to a problem.
A & B
A collection of similar ideas
Thinking "outside the box"
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Properly thrown what is the shape of the flight path of an indoor boomerang?Full Screen27
Oval
Figure eight
Circle
Straight line out, up, and back
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Which is not a criticism of brainstorming technique?
Evaluation Apprehension
Infringement
Blocking
Free Riding
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The sections of an orchestra are:
Woodwinds, Percussion, Strings, Brass
Horns, Drums, Strings, Keyboards
Brass, Percussion, Violins, Horns
Strings, Horns, Keyboards, Brass, Percussion

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