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Listening taskVersión en línea Listen and then answer to the questions por Индира Бегалиева 1 What is the main topic of John Cleese’s talk? a The importance of education b Characteristics of creative people c How to become famous d The history of comedy 2 What does Cleese suggest is essential for creativity? a Constant supervision b A playful attitude c Strict deadlines d Financial incentives 3 How does Cleese describe the state of mind needed for creativity? a Focused and serious b Relaxed and open c Anxious and hurried d Distracted and indifferent 4 What does Cleese say about the relationship between creativity and mistakes? a Mistakes should be avoided at all costs b Mistakes are a natural part of the creative process c Only inexperienced people make mistakes d Mistakes indicate failure 5 What does Cleese imply about the role of humor in creativity? a Humor is irrelevant to creativity b Humor distracts from serious work c Humor can enhance creative thinking d Only comedians need humor 6 According to Cleese, what ability do creative people have? a To memorize facts quickly b To play and explore ideas without immediate practical purpose c To follow strict routines d To avoid taking risks 7 What is the overall message of Cleese’s talk? a Creativity is only for artists b Creativity requires a serious mindset c Embracing playfulness and openness fosters creativity d Creativity is not important in everyday life 8 What does Cleese suggest about the environment needed for creativity? a A noisy and busy place b A structured and rigid setting c A relaxed and playful atmosphere d A competitive and high-pressure environment 9 According to the talk, what is a common misconception about creative people? a They are always disorganized b They work best under pressure c They are born with special talents d They cannot follow rules 10 Why does Cleese believe that some people are not creative? a They lack intelligence b They are too lazy c They are afraid of being wrong d They don’t have enough education

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Listening taskVersión en línea

por Индира Бегалиева

What is the main topic of John Cleese’s talk?

What does Cleese suggest is essential for creativity?

How does Cleese describe the state of mind needed for creativity?

What does Cleese say about the relationship between creativity and mistakes?

What does Cleese imply about the role of humor in creativity?

According to Cleese, what ability do creative people have?

What is the overall message of Cleese’s talk?

What does Cleese suggest about the environment needed for creativity?

According to the talk, what is a common misconception about creative people?

Why does Cleese believe that some people are not creative?