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What are the four strands of fine arts instruction? - ANS Create, Perform/Present/Produce, Respond, Connect What does the "Create" strand focus on? - ANS Conceptualizing, generating, developing, organizing, and refining artistic ideas. What does the "Perform/Present/Produce" strand focus on? - ANS Analyzing, interpreting, selecting, developing, and refining work for presentation. What does the "Respond" strand focus on? - ANS Perceiving, analyzing, interpreting, articulating, and evaluating artistic work. What does the "Connect" strand focus on? - ANS Synthesizing and relating knowledge and personal meaning to broader cultural or historical contexts. What are the five stages of the creative process? - ANS Prepare, Develop, Create, Revise, Reflect What are the seven elements of visual art? - ANS Line, Shape, Space, Color, Form, Texture, Value WGU D695 FINE ARTS METHODS EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS @COPYRIGHT @THEBRIGHT 2025/2026 Page2 What are the seven principles of design? - ANS Balance, Contrast, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern, Proportion, Unity Name the five elements of dance. - ANS Body, Energy, Space, Time, Action Name some dance styles you might explore in class. - ANS Tango, Tap, Waltz, Folk, Ballet, Jazz, Hip hop Name five elements of music. - ANS Rhythm, Melody, Harmony, Form, Expression Name some music genres. - ANS Jazz, R&B, Classical, Soul, Country, Blues, Indie, Hip Hop What are the three main benefits of fine arts integration for cognitive processing? - ANS Encoding (engagement) Storing (deep understanding) Retrieving (application) What are the benefits of integrating fine arts? - ANS Increased engagement multiple assessment methods cultural intelli

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WGU D695 PA EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS




Which stage comes directly after the prepare stage of the creative process? - ANS Develop


Which task is a characteristic component of the prepare stage of the creative process? -
ANS Brainstorm ideas


A student is conducting internet searches to find inspiration for an art project.Which stage of
the creative process is described? - ANS prepare


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? - ANS prepare


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? - ANS Develop


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? - ANS create
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, A writer is having friends and colleagues read the most recent of a play to give constructive
thoughts on how it can be improved.Which stage of the creative process is described? -
ANS Revise


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 is the stage of the
creative process that is demonstrated by this scenario? - ANS Reflect



Which benefit does creativity offer for children? - ANS developing new knowledge and skills



Which benefits do teachers gain from encouraging creativity? - ANS learning to recognize
unique skills in students


What is one of the benefits related to the preparation stage of the creative process? -
ANS help in gaining new knowledge


Which benefit is directly related to development as a stage of the creative process? -
ANS encouragement of idea generation


Students in a class are currently in the creation stage of the creative process for a project.What
is one benefit directly associated with this stage? - ANS promotion of student collaboration


What is one of the benefits related to the revision stage of the creative process? -
ANS facilitation of critical analysis


Students in a class are currently in the reflection stage of the creative process for a
project.What is one benefit directly associated with this stage? - ANS encouragement of
insightful thinking
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Which term refers to one of the four strands of instruction for the fine arts? - ANS Perform
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