
CPS - Chapter 1
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Dr. Hanis Syazwani Kamarudin
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Multiple Choice
What distinguishes being imaginative from being creative according to the statement?
Imaginative people act on their ideas
Creative people have no ideas
Imaginative people have ideas but do not act on them
Creative people act on their ideas
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Multiple Choice
What are the differences between Creativity, Invention, and Innovation?
Creativity is about generating and acting on ideas
Invention is about creating something new
Innovation is about improving existing ideas
All of the above
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Concept | Description | Simple Question |
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Creativity | Producing new ideas or perspectives | “Is it a fresh way of thinking?” |
Invention | Creating something entirely new (product, process or device) | “Did this exist before?” |
Innovation | Applying ideas or inventions that create value in the market | “Does it add value or improve an existing idea?” |
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Multiple Choice
Diego and Zahra have been working on a new mobile application that introduces new methods and is advanced and original. We can say that the app developed by Diego and Zahra is ____________.
Innovative
Investor
entrepreneurs
margin
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Multiple Choice
Sasha is working a lemonade stand. After getting feedback from customers, she has decided to use a better lemonade
dispenser and are experimenting with different lemonade flavors.
Question: Is this an example of sustaining innovation or disruptive innovation?
Sustaining innovation
Disruptive innovation
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Multiple Choice
What is the connection between creativity and business?
Creativity leads to innovation
Business stifles creativity
Creativity is irrelevant to business
Creativity is only for artists
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Open Ended
How do ideas arise?
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Multiple Choice
What are the key factors that contribute to the generation of ideas?
Curiosity
Randomness
Inactivity
Disinterest
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“Ideas don’t appear randomly — they come when people are curious or searching for answers, opportunities, or solutions.”
💡 ACTIVITY: Curiosity Sparks Brainstorm
List 3 everyday problems or frustrations you've experienced.
Propose one creative solution per problem
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What sparked this idea?
Is it practical or purely imaginative?
How could this idea evolve into an invention or innovation?
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Open Ended
What radical innovation that you can think of that has failed?
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Multiple Choice
What were the main criticisms of Google Glass as mentioned in the text?
It was too cheap
It was buggy and over-priced
It was too popular
It was not innovative
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Multiple Choice
What is the importance of creative thinking in management?
It helps in finding conventional solutions
It is not necessary for problem-solving
It requires novel solutions
It complicates the problem-solving process
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between logical thinking and creative thinking?
Logical thinking is based on existing knowledge
Creative thinking is a method for producing insights
Logical thinking is a series of steps
Creative thinking is not needed
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Multiple Choice
What does the quote suggest about problem-solving?
Spend more time on solutions
Focus on the problem first
Ignore the problem
Think about solutions only
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Open Ended
What are the key points discussed in the conclusions about creativity and innovation?
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Poll
How confident do you feel about this topic now?
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