WorksheetsHonoring Your Own Creativity - Chapter 1
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the five essential elements to consider when producing artwork?
a)
Originality
b)
Message awareness
c)
Marketability
d)
Technical practices
2.
What is the core philosophy of art presented in the chapter?
a)
Art is a competition to find the single "right answer."
b)
Art is a personal journey with no single correct path
c)
Art is primarily about mastering historical rules and techniques.
d)
Art is a destination that all artists must reach.
3.
According to the text, how should the historical "rules" of art best be understood?
a)
As rigid laws that cannot be broken
b)
As outdated concepts with no modern relevance
c)
As flexible guidelines to help produce more expressive work.
d)
As a system for ranking the quality of different artworks.
4.
The chapter states that the focus on personal expression and vision leads to what significant challenge for creators
a)
Finding gallery representation.
b)
Maintaining originality in one's work.
c)
Pricing artwork appropriately
d)
Choosing the correct medium.
5.
Ultimately, who is the one who decides the path and expression in art?
a)
The critic
b)
The artist
c)
The audience
d)
The curator
6.
How does the chapter define plagiarism?
a)
Using an idea inspired by another artist's work.
b)
Forgetting to credit a historical influence in an artist's statement.
c)
Creating work that is stylistically similar to another artist's.
d)
Taking other people’s work and passing it off as your own.
7.
In the case study, Shepard Fairey's "Hope" poster was based on a photograph taken by a journalist from which organization?
a)
The New York Times
b)
The Associated Press (AP)
c)
Getty Images
d)
Reuters
8.
What legal argument did Shepard Fairey use to defend his use of the photograph?
a)
Public domain
b)
Creative Commons
c)
Implied license
d)
Fair use
9.
What was the final outcome of the legal dispute between Shepard Fairey and the AP?
a)
Fairey won the case and paid no damages.
b)
The AP won the case, and the poster was removed from circulation.
c)
The parties reached a settlement to collaborate and share revenue.
d)
The case was dismissed due to a lack of evidence.
10.
What is the first piece of straightforward advice the chapter offers to avoid plagiarism?
a)
Draw and paint from life whenever possible.
b)
Only use images that are in the public domain
c)
Alter the source image by at least 30 percent.
d)
reference.
11.
What is the second piece of advice offered to prevent copyright issues?
a)
Take a class on copyright law.
b)
Cite all your sources in an appendix.
c)
Use your own photographs as reference material.
d)
Work exclusively in non-objective art.
12.
Besides following specific guidelines, what does the chapter suggest is the most effective way to avoid plagiarism?
a)
Working in a collaborative artist group
b)
Actively cultivating and trusting in your own creative abilities
c)
Studying intellectual property law.
d)
Using computer software to check for similarities.
13.
Which historical figure is used as an example of embracing failure as a learning tool?
a)
Leonardo da Vinci
b)
Marie Curie
c)
Albert Einstein
d)
Thomas Edison
14.
According to Steve Jobs, what is creativity?
a)
A rare, innate talent.
b)
The result of 10,000 hours of practice.
c)
Just connecting things.
d)
A process of eliminating errors.
15.
Leonardo da Vinci, Marie Curie, and Albert Einstein are all cited as examples of innovators who engaged in which creative activity?
a)
Taking long walks in nature.
b)
Keeping a notebook.
c)
Practicing meditation.
d)
Using analogical reasoning.
16.
Which term describes a creative thought process that solves a problem by exploring many possible solutions?
a)
Convergent thinking
b)
Analogical reasoning
c)
Divergent thinking
d)
Abstract thinking
17.
In class we brainstormed multiple uses for a tire this is an example of what?
a)
Convergent thinking
b)
Divergent thinking
c)
Representational art
d)
Non-objective art
18.
Which term describes the ability to solve a problem that has only one "correct" answer, such as a math problem?
a)
Convergent thinking
b)
Divergent thinking
c)
Analogical reasoning
d)
Non-objective thinking
19.
Which kind of art is defined as starting with a real subject but altering it?
a)
Representational
b)
Non-objective
c)
Abstract
d)
Analogical
20.
What is the definition of Analogical reasoning?
a)
A thought process that explores many possible solutions.
b)
The practice of creating non-objective art without a real-world subject
c)
The process uses similarities between systems to foster understanding.
d)
The ability to find the single correct answer to a problem.
21.
Which of the following is defined as art that depicts something from the real world?
a)
Abstract
b)
Representational
c)
Non-objective
d)
Divergent
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