영어1 지학 신상근 5과 본문 빈칸 퀴즈

Original thinking is the ability to think outside the box, to look at a problem, and to figure out a ____, creative solution for it.

Many ____ choose to safely follow the path others have already paved, but it is difficult to achieve something exceptional in this way.

More often those who think differently achieve lasting success because to ____ the challenges of tomorrow, it’s essential to adopt a fresh approach distinct from yesterday.

So, how can individuals cultivate ____ thinking that leads to outstanding achievements?

Generate a ____ of Ideas

If you want to have good ____, you must have numerous ideas.

Traditionally, people follow the saying that they ____ “quality over quantity.”

However, in the case of ideas, ____ and quality are equally important.

Highly creative individuals do not actually produce better ideas than ____ ones.

Instead, they produce more ____.

Their increased idea output means that they are more likely to ____ on something brilliant.

An excellent example is Pablo ____. Picasso is famous for a handful of artworks.

However, few ____ realize that Picasso’s portfolio includes 2,800 ceramics, 1,800 paintings, 1,200 sculptures, and more than 12,000 drawings.

Again, only a ____ of them became famous.

Likewise, Mozart ____ over 600 pieces before his death at age 35, only a handful of which are recognized as particularly creative.

Einstein also had more than 248 publications, but many of them didn’t have much ____.

The ____ here is to produce a large volume of work.

This way, ____ have more of a chance that one or two will be outstanding.

Just ____ out whatever comes to mind and separate the gems from the rocks.

We are frequently told that procrastination is our worst ____.

Almost every self-help book describes successful people as ____ those who can overcome procrastination.

However, ____ moments of genius have stemmed from procrastination.

Great originals know how to utilize procrastination as a ____ in their idea production.

Procrastination encourages gradual progress ____ than rapid progress, which leaves your brain open to a wider range of ideas.

____ procrastination may be the enemy of productivity, it can be a resource for creativity.

Few ____ know that Leondardo da Vinci was a chronic procrastinator.

It ____ him 16 years to complete the Mona Lisa.

Some of the things that took his attention away from work, ____ learning optics, transformed the way he modeled light and made him into a much better painter.

What about Martin ____ King, Jr.?

The original script of his speech, believe it or not, ____ contain the words “I have a dream.”

The night before the biggest speech of his life, he was up past 3 a.m. ____ his script.

He was sitting in the audience waiting for his turn to go onto the ____ and still writing notes on his script.

After he ____ on stage, 11 minutes in, he heard Mahalia Jackson, his favorite singer, cry out: “Tell them about the dream, Martin.”

Encouraged by a shout from the audience, he ____ upon some of his past talks, and the result became the landmark speech “I have a dream.”

By delaying the task of finalizing the speech until the very last minute, he left himself open to the widest range of possible ____.

The text wasn’t set in ____, and he had the freedom to improvise.

The ____ of originality is rejecting the default and finding out if a better option exists.

Your ability to do things differently, to question and refine the way ____ work is what makes you creative and different.

Your Internet ____ is a pain? Change it! You don’t like the system?

____ so! You have a new idea? Try it! You see a better way of doing things?

Test it! ____ people won’t take any risk.

They’ll just stick with what they know, ____ it’ll be good enough.

But if you think that you can change ____, then your originality and your creativity could make a big difference in the end.

The founders of an online eyewear company, for instance, couldn’t understand why it was so hard to find an affordable ____ of glasses.

They thought the problem was interesting, so they conducted some ____.

They found that ____ one company dominated 80% of the market.

As a result, they created a company that no ____ expected to thrive.

Instead of depending on only physical stores where customers could try the ____ on directly, they created a business where you could simply order inexpensive, high-quality eyewear online.

Using this business model, they were able to offer glasses that normally ____ $500 for only $95.

In addition, every time a ____ purchased glasses from them, they’d make a donation to charities.

____ of this was possible because they sold on the Internet.

The ____ eyewear company has, without a doubt, been successful.

It was voted as the ____ innovative business by a world-leading business magazine.

The ____ grew to be worth more than a billion dollars.

Anyone could have noticed the problem with expensive glasses in stores, but it ____ courageous pioneers to find the answers.

____ and systems are made by people.

This ____ they can be changed by people as well.

____ a good idea to challenge the defaults.

We often believe that original insight is primarily a matter of nature: you are ____ born with it, or you aren’t.

But from a different ____, it can be nurtured.

The above stories, ____, show that original thinking can be improved through our effort.

It ____ out that we are all original thinkers in process.