
Divergent and Convergent Thinking and The Design Thinking Process Warm-Ups 10/27&28/25
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- Q1What is the main difference between divergent thinking and convergent thinking?Convergent thinking is used only in mathematics.Divergent thinking generates multiple ideas, while convergent thinking focuses on finding a single solution.Divergent thinking leads to more correct answers.Divergent thinking is more logical than convergent thinking.30s
- Q2In the Design Thinking process, which step follows the 'Empathize' phase?TestIdeatePrototypeDefine30s
- Q3Which of the following is an example of divergent thinking?Solving a math equationBrainstorming multiple solutions to a problemWriting an essay with a clear thesisChoosing the best option from a list30s
- Q4What is the purpose of the 'Prototype' phase in the Design Thinking process?To create a tangible representation of ideas for testingTo analyze user feedbackTo brainstorm new ideasTo finalize the project for presentation30s
- Q5Which thinking style is most useful for generating a wide range of ideas in the early stages of problem-solving?Critical thinkingDivergent thinkingConvergent thinkingAnalytical thinking30s
- Q6In the context of Design Thinking, what is the primary goal of the 'Test' phase?To analyze the competitionTo validate solutions through user feedbackTo develop new ideasTo create a final product30s
- Q7Which of the following best describes convergent thinking?Creating an unstructured brainstorming sessionExploring multiple perspectivesFocusing on finding a single best solution to a problemGenerating a wide variety of ideas30s
- Q8What is the main benefit of using the Design Thinking process in problem-solving?It focuses solely on technical specificationsIt emphasizes understanding user needs and iterating solutionsIt requires minimal collaborationIt guarantees a perfect solution every time30s
- Q9Which stage of the Design Thinking process is primarily concerned with generating as many ideas as possible?DefineIdeateEmpathizePrototype30s
- Q10Which of the following activities is most representative of the 'Empathize' phase in Design Thinking?Analyzing data from previous projectsConducting interviews with users to understand their experiencesDeveloping prototypes for a solutionEvaluating the final product30s