Creative Thinking Final Review
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Battle it out against the Triviatron! Answer questions about the second half of our Creative Thinking course. Answer questions correctly and you'll receive a smiley face. Answer them incorrectly you'll receive a frowny face. Your score will be displayed at the end of the game. Good luck!
Topics of this game:
- Which cognitive stage in the musical and kinesthetic domain is known as the infant and toddler stage?
- According to the continuum of Play Behavior, the behavior of 'child-initiated' best matches which type of learning?
- Garbage or food waste can be used as a reused item.
- What is play?
- During play, a child's creativity is developed through problem-solving
- Lullabies are not considered a type of music?
- What activity is drama-based
- Direct learning is receptive learning
- When work is described as play, it is considered...
- Which of the following is an example of drama-based activity?
- How can dramatic arts be implemented in an inclusive classroom?
- Children do not learn cognitive skills when they participate in music, dance, or movement?
- The National Association for Music Education NAfME recommends that _____ percentage of every day should be spent on musical activities.
- Which of the following is an example of designing and directing?
- What is constructive play?
- What is sociodramatic play?
- Play promotes social development but not cognitive development.
- What is described as “an object used on stage or screen by actors during a performance or screen production?”
- Dramatic Arts supports both interpersonal and intrapersonal intelligence.
- The intelligence described as “using the body to express feelings, thoughts and solve problems” is known as?
- The teacher role described as “helping children develop deeper understanding” is known as:
- Group games hinder students’ cooperative behaviors and strategic thinking.
- What does NAfME stand for? a) National Association for Middle School Education
- Which of the following is true about pantomimes?
- Play-based learning often comes in the form of stations or centers.
