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Worksheetsimagination is important than LOGIC
Total questions: 116
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
draw your imagination
What is the child in the image doing?
Thinking
Dreaming
Sleeping
Identify the action.
Stop
Try
Think
Identify the form of expression.
Drawing
Painting
Sketching
Identify the form of expression.
Playing
Singing
Dancing
Identify the form of expression.
Sad
Confused
Angry
Identify the expression.
Sad
Happy
Angry
What are books written on facts known as?
Fiction
Nonfiction
What are the books written using imagination known as?
Fiction
Nonfiction
Identify the genre.
Fairy tale
Fable
Autobiography
Which form of art do you see in the picture?
Drama
Dance
Drawing
Who was his guide in the forests of Africa?
Dr. Livingstone
Huckleberry Finn
Eskimos
Jules Verne
Where did the poet imagine to go while playing as a Pirate?
Moon
Seven Sea
Jungles of Africa
America
The joy of reading helped the poet
do simple things that pleased him
get a vivid imagination
escape the daily grind
live in the world of fantasy
The poet went to the moon to
become a hero
read a book by Jules Verne
escape the daily grind
just to take a look
When the poet grew up
his childish world of fantasy came to an end
he preferred doing wonderful deeds
he became a hero of all nations
he discovered the joys of reading
The simple things that pleased the poet were
playing at pirates
sailing the seven seas
becoming a cowboy
all of the above
Who lived in the land of ice and snow?
cowboys
pirates
Eskimos
Dr. Livingstone
Who is wrote this poem?
Oscar Wilde
Willam Shakespeare
Geoge Bernard Shaw
William Wordsworth
what is this quiz about?
dnt
having fun with art
science
drawing
who started water colour?
paul sandby
j.m.w turner
vincent van
frank webb
who is the most famous water colour artist
william blake
j.m.w turner
eward hopper
yuvraj pawar
which is the best material to make a boomerang
wooden
thick paper
thin paper
cardboard
drawing made with lines
van gogh
pencil art
ink art
pastel art
other name for chalk colour
soft pastel
oil pastel
poster colour
water colour
which is the main source to make a water colour drawing
water
water colour
brush
palette
on which material we use acrylic
cloth
paper
wall
road
How is imagination different from perception?
Perception is how you think of reality; imagination is how you think of what might be
Perception occurs when you're asleep, imagination occurs when you're awake
Perception is always a passive process; imagination is always an active process
Perception is a form of critical thinking; imagination is a form of abstract thinking.
What can you infer about the artist Salvador Dali from the information presented in the movie?
His paintings had no relationship to reality
He had problems perceiving the world around him
He relied exclusively on imagination, without input from his senses
His paintings combined realistic elements with imaginative elements
Without the power of imagination, our lives would be a lot more monotonous. In the previous sentence, what is the best synonym for "monotonous?"
Dreamlike
Dull
Fanciful
Ugly
Which of the following is a form of passive imagination?
Reading a book
Remembering a vacation you took last summer
Imagining winning an Academy Award
Memorizing the periodic table of elements
What might have happened if the earliest humans had not been able to use their imaginations?
They wouldn't have known how to hunt small animals
They would not have had defenses against deadly diseases
They wouldn't have been able to solve their problems creatively
They probably would've fallen asleep while predators were on the hunt
Which of the following is an opinion about imagination?
Many philosophers believe it helps us feel empathy for others
It is more valuable to humans than sensory perception
It is used by businesspeople and scientists as well as artists
It is involved with the process of daydreaming
Which of the following is an example of empathy?
Competing against another student for the top grade in your class
Drawing another student in art class
Learning a song written by another student in music class
Consoling another student when she gets a bad grade on a test
In the early 1950s, scientists James Watson and Francis Crick discovered the structure of DNA. How might imagination have helped them?
It allowed them to run tests to determine DNA's chemical structure
It allowed them to envision the unique double-helix structure of DNA
It allowed them to examine cells under a microscope
It allowed them to realize that certain traits were inherited from people's parents
Which of the following is an example of active imagination?
Following a recipe to bake a cake
Using tracing paper to copy a picture from a book
Daydreaming about being a medieval knight
Remembering a TV show you watched last night
Imagination can help you:
Pass a math test
Figure out the difference between perception and reality
Translate the ideas in your head into something real
Learn a foreign language
In “The Importance of Imagination,” what does the author believe often happens to natural creativity as we grow up?
It begins to fade.
It grows more productive.
It becomes less complicated.
It appears less troublesome.
In which of the following fields did the author of “The Importance of Imagination” most clearly show an interest as she grew up? Choose two options.
mathematics
engineering
medicine
literature
art
According to “The Importance of Imagination,” how did the author’s high school history teacher teach her subject?
She emphasized social studies standards that had to be met.
She emphasized her students’ cultural backgrounds.
She emphasized history as a timeline.
She emphasized history as a story.
At the end of “The Importance of Imagination,” what main point does the author make when she describes rereading Shel Silverstein’s poetry with her mother?
The bond between parent and child can overcome great change and hardship.
Few writers are as imaginative as those who write for an audience of children.
People take comfort in their childhood activities even after they have outgrown them.
Adults can recapture and appreciate some of the imaginative experiences of childhood.
In which of these situations is a person most clearly giving others parameters?
A teacher tells students the rules of good behavior.
A salesclerk handles several customers’ purchases.
A camp counselor tells campers a ghost story.
A singer performs before a live audience.
Which of these sentences best illustrates a situation involving a template?
Pepperoni pizza is the family favorite.
The puppies are all from the same litter.
The cookies were similar in size and shape.
The girls’ uniforms were cut from the same pattern.
Why would something most likely be used as model?
to address problems more efficiently
to provide an example to imitate
to increase its effectiveness
to limit its availability
The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A According to “The Importance of Imagination,” which period of life is most strongly associated with being imaginative?
youth
old age
adulthood
middle age
Part A Answer: Youth is the period of life most strongly associated with being imaginative.
Part B Which quotation from “The Importance of Imagination” best supports the answer to Part A?
While growing up, I’d never really considered how important it is to be imaginative. It’s a childhood profession, you could say.
Then we hit an age when we’re presented with a scantron of bubble-in options, a template for a CV that we need to create.…
At the age of 12, my dream was to be a professional doodler, which could turn into a career as a cartoonist, if it went well.
That’s why, last week I found myself, sitting with my mom late at night, rereading Shel Silverstein’s poems for children.
The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A In “The Importance of Imagination,” which of these activities most clearly represents the practical aspects of life that can stifle creativity?
being a professional doodler
using algorithms in mathematics
designing a sustainable fuel source
working on a curriculum vitae, or CV
Part A answer: working on a curriculum vitae, or CV represent the practical aspects in life that can stifle creativity.
Part B Which quotation from “The Importance of Imagination” best supports the answer to Part A?
At the age of 12, my dream was to be a professional doodler, which could turn into a career as a cartoonist, if all went well.
We need to encourage more creativity. Forget the CV for a bit.
If we encourage the brilliant math student to be imaginative as well, he could use those algorithms to innovate.
If we encourage the biology student to be imaginative as well, she could design a new sustainable fuel source for us.
The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.
Part A Which of these statements best expresses the role of imagination, according to the author of “The Importance of Imagination”?
Imagination sometimes causes people to forget what is important in life.
Imagination can lead to suffering and tragedy as well as to joy and hope.
Imagination helps humanity move forward in unconventional ways.
Imagination has little value unless it is accompanied by hard work.
Part A Answer: Imagination helps humanity move forward in unconventional ways.
Part B Which quotation from “The Importance of Imagination” best supports the answer to Part A?
While growing up, I’d never really considered how important it is to be imaginative.
As I grew older . . . that ability to just sit down and pour your imagination onto a blank canvas began to disappear.
But can this love for the imaginative ever find a place in the real world? Certainly.
Imagination creates not just fairy talks and children’s books but a new vision for the way we conduct our lives.
In “The Importance of Imagination,” in what main ways does the author suggest her mother influenced the development of her imagination? Choose two options.
Her mother supported her girlhood interests instead of criticizing them.
Her mother taught her the value of history and the social sciences.
Her mother taught her the importance of traditions and heritage.
Her mother encouraged her to take breaks from study to draw.
Her mother helped her develop her skill with numbers.
According to the author in “The Importance of Imagination,” what main effect did cultural factors associated with her Asian American background have on her career choices?
It helped her easily pursue the career path of her choice.
It gave her a love of numbers that has lasted her all her life.
It made people assume she wanted a career involving math or science.
It made her choose a career involving the strong use of her imagination.
In “The Importance of Imagination,” what does the author suggest as the main way her high school history teacher influenced her?
The teacher showed her that history could be approached with imagination.
The teacher showed her that history is different from the other social sciences.
The teacher showed her the value of a linear, or straight-line, approach to history.
The teacher showed her that children’s literature can be valuable reading for adults.
In “The Importance of Imagination,” what central idea does the author develop using the example of her high school history teacher?
Imagination is generally limited to a certain time of life.
Imagination is not confined to any particular field of study.
Imagination can harm as well as help the march of progress.
Imagination has played a key role in Asian American culture.
Use what you know about the Greek prefix para- to answer the following question. In which set of statements is the word parallel used correctly?
He drew parallel lines. / One line made a circle around the other.
He drew parallel lines. / The lines made the letter V.
He drew parallel lines. / The lines were two inches apart.
He drew parallel lines. / One line was much shorter than the other
What does the Greek prefix para- mean?
beside or alongside
far from or a great distance
dedicated or professional
inside or internal
What is the antecedent of the pronoun her in this sentence?
"The author reread a book by Shel Silverstein with her mother."
author
book
Shel Silverstein
mother
Which sentence illustrates correct pronoun-antecedent agreement?
People who are creative need to use your imagination all the time.
People who are creative need to use their imagination all the time.
People who are creative need to use our imagination all the time.
People who are creative need to use his imagination all the time.
In which way, if any, should the following sentence be changed to correct errors in pronoun-antecedent agreement?
"From an early age I wanted to be an artist, but her doodles were not very good."
Make no change.
Change her to my.
Change her to our.
Change her to your.
Which of these sentences avoids using any pronouns with unclear antecedents?
The job applicant gave his application to the office manager and asked if he could call back.
The author told her mother that she could still take pleasure in children’s books.
A teacher in the author’s high school shared her enthusiasm with the author.
Mark asked Barry when his biology report on sustainable fuels was due.
What did the authore want to be when she was 12?
The author wanted to be a book writer.
The author wanted to become a professional athlete.
She wanted to be a professional doodler.
She wanted to work at starbucks.
What did the author's history teacher tell her?
(Choose wisely, be careful)
That she was super smart and funny!
History isn't a timeline its a story
History is a timeline
¨...history isn't a timeline; it´s a story.¨
what did the text say about what happens to your imagination when you grow up?
You get an even bigger imagination!!!
That it kinda fades away and disappears.
Its just gone.
Your imagination improves.
Who supported the author's choice when she was 12 and announced what she wanted to be?
Only her mom and dad
All her friends
Her friends and her mom and dad
EVERYONE
Do imaginations challenge the norm, push boundaries, and help us progress?
TRUE
FALSE
What is the main character of the story?
Kevin
Joe
Fred
Where is the main character at the beginning?
His house
School
Forest
What does the character imagine while concentrating in the clock?
He imagined the clock got bigger and time was passing faster
He imagined the clock got smaller and the time was passing slower
Mention 2 things the main character imagined
He imagined that he was playing in a soccer tournament
He imagined 2 vultures in a tree
He imagined he was on space
He imagined he was running with his dog
What does Kevin describe during his walk home?
He imagines a raccoon on his walk home
He imagines a dragon on his walk home
He imagines a ferocious bear on his walk home
Homonyms are...
words that are identical in meaning and origin but differ in spelling
words that have the same meaning
words that are identical in spelling and pronunciation but differ in origin or meaning
I like my clothes.
Action verb
Linking verb
To be verb
Adrián sounds happy today.
Action verb
Linking verb
To be verb
Carla was tired yesterday
Action verb
Linking verb
To be verb
He ran very fast in the soccer field.
Action verb
Linking verb
To be verb
My parents are always in a _______ during the mornings.
rush
duck
shake
Do you think your mum will (a) if you are late home tonight?
Mary needs more freedom now that she's 18, so she's going to (a) of the family home.
When Jane turned 17, she was allowed to (a) until midnight.
We were inseparable at college, but then Don got married and we (a) .
Johnny's parents (a) when he got into trouble with the police.
Pam has never been on a date. She's shy and is lacking (a) confidence.
The hotel has a (a) program of entertainment in games to amuse its guests. (VARY)
After making a clean start, Jane woke up with a feeling of (a) .
James met his wife 35 years ago and they have been (a) ever since. (SEPARATE)
Meg has just come back from a (a) package holiday in Spain. (Disaster)
Personally, I've got lots of online friends, but only a (a) of close friends. (HAND)
Carla didn't immediately realise the (a) of his comments. (SIGNIFICANT)
Mark's fiance has got the most (a) blue eyes I've ever seen. (STUN)
Sally took a quick g (a) over her shoulder to see who was following her.
Communication can be described as the i (a) of mind, language and the physical world.
