Lesson 3

Question 1

is the ability to develop new ideas and discover new ways of looking at
problems and opportunities.

Answer 1

Creativity

Question 2

is the ability to apply creative solutions to problems and opportunities that
enhance or enrich people’s lives.

Answer 2

Innovation

Question 3

the result of a disciplined, systematic process of applying creativity
and innovation to needs and opportunities in the marketplace

Answer 3

Entrepreneurship

Question 4

CREATIVITY VS. INNOVATION

Answer 4

Creativity
-imaginative process
-cant be measured
-related to the generation of ideas which are new and unique
-doesn’t require money
-no risk involved

Innovation
-productive process
-can be measured
-related to introduce something better to the market
- requires money
- risk is always attached

Answer 5

Creativity
-imaginative process
-cant be measured
-related to the generation of ideas which are new and unique
-doesn’t require money
-no risk involved

Innovation
-productive process
-can be measured
-related to introduce something better to the market
- requires money
- risk is always attached

Question 6

T/F.Innovation must be a
constant process because most ideas do not work and most innovations fail.

Answer 6

True

Question 7

preconceived idea of what the world is, what it should be like, and
how it should operate.

Answer 7

Paradigm

Question 8

• The way we perceive the world helping to explain
  and predict its behavior.

Answer 8

A shared set of assumptions

Question 9

• A concept that is either so widely accepted, or applicable
  to so many different areas, that it can be used as a type of template for
  understanding.

Answer 9

An overarching model

Question 10

It establishes or defines
boundaries and tells you how to behave inside the boundaries

Answer 10

A set of rules and regulations, written or unwritten

Question 11

Right - brain lateral thinking

Answer 11

It draws on divergent thinking, the ability to create multitude of original diverse ideas

Question 12

Left-brain vertical thinking

Answer 12

Counts on convergent thinking, the ability to evaluate multiple ideas, and choose the best solution for the problem

Question 13

Function of Right Brain

Answer 13

Creativity
Intuition
Arts
Creation
Feeling
Imagination

Question 14

Function of left brain

Answer 14

Analysis
Logic
Idea
Facts
Math
Training

Question 15

Barriers to creativity

Answer 15

Fear of failure
Unclear direction
Doubts and confusions
Image risk
Financial barrier

Question 16

..Idea may not be accepted by the society..

Answer 16

Fear of failure

Question 17

..Without starting point or finish line..

Answer 17

Unclear direction

Question 18

..Wether the new ideas are applicable..

Answer 18

Doubts and confusions

Question 19

.. afraid on impression..

Answer 19

Image risk

Question 20

Finance and funding..hinders the freedom to be creative in their business..

Answer 20

Financial barrier

Question 21

Practices to enhance creativity

Answer 21

Have a growth mindset
Be open to new idea
Practice creative thinking
Take risk
Think outside the box

Be passionate
Be willing to experiment
Practice freestyle writing regularly
Engage in right brain activities regulary
Surround your self with other creative and innovative people

Question 22

belief that your abilities and
intelligence can be developed through effort, good teaching and learning from
mistakes.

Answer 22

Growth mindset

Question 23

..be willing to experiment and try new things.

Answer 23

Be open to new idea

Question 24

You need to think outside the box

Answer 24

Practice creativity

Question 25

It is vital to being creative and innovative, as planning..

Answer 25

Take risk

Question 26

Come up with new solution to a problem

Answer 26

Think outside the box

Question 27

Try new things and see what works

Answer 27

Willing to experiment

Question 28

This will help to stimulate your thinking and give you new ideas to work
with.

Answer 28

Surround your self with other creative and innovative people

Question 29

Technique for improving creativity

Answer 29

Brainstorming
Mind-mapping
Improvisation
The five Ws

Question 30

is a process in which a small group interacts with very little structure
to produce a large quantity of novel and imaginative ideas

Answer 30

Brainstorming

Question 31

graphical
technique that encourages thinking on both sides of the brain, visually displays the
various relationships between ideas, and improves the ability to view the problem from many sides

Answer 31

Mind-mapping

Question 32

involves writing, speaking, and composing without prior preparation.

Answer 32

Improvisation

Question 33

technique can be used as a checklist when trying to solve a particular
problem or come up with ideas.

Answer 33

The Five W’s

Question 34

– a grant from the government’s Patent and Trademark Office (PTO),
to the inventor, giving the exclusive right to use or sell the invention in for 20 years
from the date of the patent application

Answer 34

Patents

Question 35

– is any distinctive word, phrase, symbol, design, name, logo,
slogan, or trade dress that a company uses to identify the origin of a product or
to distinguish it from other goods in the market.

Answer 35

Trademark

Question 36

Is an exclusive right that protects the creators of original works of
authorship

Answer 36

Copyright