Creativity Crisis Quiz

At what age does the type of play that indicates future creativity peak?

• 5 or 6

• 7 or 8

• 9 or 10

• 11 or 12

What happens to creativity from fourth grade on, according to the text?

• It increases significantly.

• It occurs in a vacuum.

• It no longer occurs in a vacuum.

• It becomes less important.

What is a supportive teacher tolerant of, according to the text?

• Conventional answers

• Unconventional answers

• Strict discipline

• Standardized testing

What tends to happen to children who do not have supportive teachers?

• They excel in school.

• They underperform and drop out.

• They become more creative.

• They enjoy school more.

What has always been prized in American society but never really understood?

• Intelligence

• Creativity

• Discipline

• Hard work

What does the text suggest we need to do for the future regarding creativity?

• Hope for inspiration to strike

• Demand more than just hope for inspiration

• Ignore creativity

• Focus solely on technology

What does "decline unchecked" mean in the context of the text?

• Creativity scores are improving.

• Creativity scores are stable.

• Creativity scores keep going down.

• Creativity scores are unpredictable.

What is considered the "gold standard" (best) in creativity assessment according to the text?

• IQ tests

• SAT scores

• Torrance's tasks

• ELPAC Scores

What is the key difference between IQ and CQ scores mentioned in the text?

• CQ scores are higher than IQ scores

• CQ scores are falling

• IQ scores are more reliable

• IQ scores are falling

What phenomenon is associated with intelligence scores rising by about 10 points each generation?

• The Flynn effect

• The IQ boost

• The Torrance effect

• The CQ rise