WRS Vocab Review [final test]

What is the definition of creativity?

• Using imagination to make new and original ideas or things
• Following the rules exactly to create things
• Using imagination to copy other people’s ideas for your work and not give credit

What is an example of elaborating?

• A student explains each step after answering a math problem.
• A student gives a one-word answer without any explanation.
• A student avoids sharing their thought process entirely.

What is an example of conflict?

• Two classmates argue but learn to take turns using the computer.
• A student yells and refuses to share the computer.
• A student walks away instead of addressing the disagreement.

What is denial?

• Refusing to accept the truth or reality of something
• Accepting everything without questioning
• Always believing what others tell you

What is an example of efficiency?

• A student suggests dividing tasks based on everyone’s strengths.
• A student insists everyone does the same task, slowing progress.
• A student works alone instead of collaborating with the group.

What is an example of self-direction?

• A student catches up on missed work from home.
• A student does nothing about missed work and waits for the teacher to remind them.
• A student blames others for their lack of preparation.

What is an example of problem solving?

• A student suggests using paper when the computer crashes.
• A student gives up and tells the group to just do nothing.
• A student blames the technology without offering solutions.

What is an example of professionalism?

• A student arrives on time, dressed neatly, and speaks respectfully.
• A student shows up late and unprepared for a presentation.
• A student dresses casually and doesn’t take the presentation seriously.

What does it mean to collaborate?

• Working together to achieve a common goal
• Doing all the work yourself while others watch
• Ignoring the team and only focusing on individual tasks

What is an example of integrity?

• A student tells the teacher after breaking a window.
• A student blames a classmate for the broken window to avoid punishment.
• A student hides the truth about what happened.