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D695 OA EXAM SECTION 1 .................................................... 2
D695 OA EXAM SECTION 2 .................................................. 25
, D695 OA EXAM SECTION 1
1. Which stage comes directly after the prepare stage of the creative process?
A. Revise
B. Reflect
C. Develop
D. Create
Correct Answer:
C. Develop
Rationale:
The creative process follows the sequence prepare, develop, create, revise, and reflect.
After preparation, learners begin developing their ideas through planning,
experimentation, and drafting.
2. Which task is a characteristic component of the prepare stage of the creative
process?
A. Editing the final product
B. Brainstorming ideas
C. Presenting the finished work
D. Evaluating audience feedback
Correct Answer:
B. Brainstorming ideas
Rationale:
The prepare stage involves setting a purpose, gathering information, collecting
materials, and brainstorming ideas before the actual creation begins.
3. A student is conducting internet searches to find inspiration for an art project.
Which stage of the creative process is described?
A. Create
B. Revise
,C. Prepare
D. Reflect
Correct Answer:
C. Prepare
Rationale:
Searching for inspiration and gathering information are part of the prepare stage
because the student is collecting ideas before developing or creating the final work.
4. A writer is reading short stories at a library to find inspiration for a new novel.
Which part of the creative process is indicated by the actions in this scenario?
A. Prepare
B. Revise
C. Reflect
D. Perform
Correct Answer:
A. Prepare
Rationale:
Reading examples for inspiration helps the writer gather ideas and information. This
aligns with the preparation phase of the creative process.
5. A student has a final portfolio to complete as part of an art class. The student is
currently detailing plans and a schedule for the ideas they have. Which stage of
the creative process is described?
A. Reflect
B. Develop
C. Create
D. Respond
Correct Answer:
B. Develop
Rationale:
The develop stage includes planning, organizing ideas, drafting, experimenting, and
establishing timelines before completing the final creative product.
,6. After careful planning of the design, an artist has started adding the base
layers to a mosaic. Which stage of the creative process is described?
A. Create
B. Prepare
C. Reflect
D. Revise
Correct Answer:
A. Create
Rationale:
The artist is now implementing the plan and physically producing the artwork, which is
the create stage of the creative process.
7. A writer is having friends and colleagues read the most recent draft of a play to
give constructive thoughts on how it can be improved. Which stage of the
creative process is described?
A. Prepare
B. Develop
C. Revise
D. Connect
Correct Answer:
C. Revise
Rationale:
Seeking feedback and making improvements are central to the revision stage, where
the creator evaluates, edits, reorganizes, and refines the work.
8. An actor is evaluating the process they used to learn about a character and get
ready for a role. They are doing this in an effort to continue evolving as an actor.
What stage of the creative process is demonstrated?
A. Create
B. Reflect
C. Prepare
D. Perform
Correct Answer:
B. Reflect
, D695 OA EXAM SECTION 2
1. In the connect strand, what does synthesize involve?
A. Blending knowledge, skills, and experiences from diverse artistic disciplines
B. Separating all art forms permanently
C. Avoiding innovation
D. Ignoring prior learning
Correct Answer:
A. Blending knowledge, skills, and experiences from diverse artistic disciplines
Rationale:
Synthesis combines ideas and techniques across art forms to create deeper
understanding and innovation.
2. In the connect strand, what does relate involve?
A. Connecting artistic expressions to personal experiences and cultural identities
B. Avoiding real-world audiences
C. Ignoring student experiences
D. Removing cultural connections
Correct Answer:
A. Connecting artistic expressions to personal experiences and cultural identities
Rationale:
Relating helps students connect art to their own lives, identities, communities, and real-
world contexts.
3. In the connect strand, what does contextualize involve?
A. Placing artistic works within historical, cultural, and societal contexts
B. Avoiding history
C. Ignoring society
D. Focusing only on memorization
,Correct Answer:
A. Placing artistic works within historical, cultural, and societal contexts
Rationale:
Contextualizing deepens understanding by showing how art is shaped by time, culture,
society, institutions, and technology.
4. In the connect strand, what does understand involve?
A. Supporting deep understanding of artistic concepts, theories, and historical contexts
B. Avoiding critical thinking
C. Ignoring tradition
D. Removing reflection
Correct Answer:
A. Supporting deep understanding of artistic concepts, theories, and historical contexts
Rationale:
Understanding involves critical thinking, reflection, and knowledge of artistic traditions
and theories.
5. Which example shows a teacher leading students through the respond strand
of instruction?
A. The teacher facilitates a class discussion on modern art forms and encourages
students to share perceptions, thoughts, and reactions.
B. The teacher asks students to silently copy a painting without discussion.
C. The teacher only grades the final product.
D. The teacher avoids all interpretation of art.
Correct Answer:
A. The teacher facilitates a class discussion on modern art forms and encourages
students to share perceptions, thoughts, and reactions.
Rationale:
Responding involves perceiving, discussing, interpreting, and evaluating art, making
discussion and reaction central to the strand.
6. When an educator teaches strategies for overcoming creative blocks, which
strand are they using?
, A. Create
B. Connect
C. Respond
D. Perform only
Correct Answer:
A. Create
Rationale:
Overcoming creative blocks supports idea generation and artistic development, which
are part of the create strand.
7. What are the phases of the creative process?
A. Prepare, develop, create, revise, reflect
B. Memorize, test, grade, repeat, stop
C. Perform, sing, draw, act, dance
D. Read, write, calculate, measure, record
Correct Answer:
A. Prepare, develop, create, revise, reflect
Rationale:
These five phases describe the full creative process from initial preparation to final
reflection.
8. What occurs during the prepare stage of the creative process?
A. Setting purpose, gathering information and materials, and brainstorming ideas
B. Presenting the final product only
C. Avoiding research and inspiration
D. Ending the creative process
Correct Answer:
A. Setting purpose, gathering information and materials, and brainstorming ideas
Rationale:
Preparation gives students the foundation needed to develop meaningful creative work.
9. What occurs during the develop stage of the creative process?