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Which of the following best describes a creative nation?

• • A nation with the highest GDP

• • A nation where art is the primary industry

• • A nation that fosters creativity and innovation across sectors

• • A nation with the most number of artists

Why is being a creative nation important?

• • To increase the number of tourist attractions

• • To enhance economic competitiveness and societal progress

• • To win more art awards

• • To be featured in world magazines

A creative nation is often characterized by:

• • The size of its population

• • Its historical monuments

• • Its diverse and vibrant cultural expressions

• • Its political leadership

What can be a significant benefit of a creative nation?

• • Limiting foreign influence

• • Enhancing local food cuisine

• • Attracting global talents and investments

• • Limiting exports

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of creative industries?

• • Intangible outcomes

• • Heavy reliance on machinery

• • Content-driven value

• • Adaptive to cultural changes

hy is government support crucial for fostering creativity and innovation?

• • To provide artistic licenses

• • To create policies and infrastructure that enable innovation

• • To reduce the influence of foreign culture

• • To monitor and control the creative content

11. A government's role in promoting creativity can be seen through:

• • Limiting internet access

• • Standardizing education across the board

• • Funding research and development projects

• • Discouraging collaborations with other countries

12. What can governments do to foster a thriving environment for creative industries?

• • Implement strict content regulations

• • Offer tax breaks and incentives

• • Promote only one form of art

• • Promote only one form of art

13. Public sectors and NGOs can play a role in creativity by:

• • Setting strict industry standards

• • Organizing workshops, training, and seminars

• • Focusing solely on profits

• • Limiting creative expression to traditional forms

14. One advantage of NGOs in the creative sector is their ability to:

• • Impose taxes

• • Create laws and regulations

• • Work across borders and cultures

• • Control national broadcasting