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D695 OA EXAM SECTION 1 .................................................... 2
D695 OA EXAM SECTION 2 .................................................. 25
D695 OA EXAM SECTION 1
1. Wh
hich stage comes directly after the prepare stage of the creative process?
A. Revise
B. Reflect
C. Develop
D. Create
Correct Answe
er:
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. Wh
hich 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 Answe
er:
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 Answe
er:
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 ne w novel. Wh
hich
part of the creative process is indicated by the actions in this scenario?
A. Prepare
B. Revise
C. Reflect
D. Perform
Correct Answe
er:
A. Prepare
Rationale:
Reading examples for inspiration helps the writer gather ideas and information. This
aligns with the preparation phase of the creative process.