Writing
Color
Music
Wild Card 1
Wild Card 2
100
a three-line poem of Japanese origin, in which the first line has 5 syllables, the second has 7 syllables, and the third has 5 syllables
What is a haiku?
100
red, blue, and yellow
What are the primary colors?
100
different notes played together that sound beautiful
What is harmony?
100
the artistic practice of taking lots of unconnected elements and combining them to create something entirely new
What is collage?
100
the person who created the color wheel
Who is Isaac Newton?
200
when words end with the same sounds (e.g., writer and fighter)
What is rhyme?
200
colors across from each other on a color wheel
What are complementary colors?
200
the instrument that a drummer plays with their foot
What is a kick (or bass) drum?
200
the Sanskrit word for "circle"
What is mandala?
200
seeing, hearing, feeling, tasting, smelling
What are the five senses?
300
stories that come from the imagination, not "reality"
What is fiction?
300
red-orange is an example of this category of color
What is tertiary?
300
how fast or slow a song is, measured in BPM
What is tempo?
300
any color in its purest form, without added white, black, or gray
What is hue?
300
single notes strung together to make a tune
What is a melody?
400
groups of lines, which function in poetry similarly to the way paragraphs function in prose (non-poetry writing)
What is a stanza?
400
hue + black
What is a shade?
400
chords that usually sound a little gloomier than major chords
What are minor chords?
400
when artists paint outside in nature
What is en plein air?
400
hue + gray
What is tone?
500
a word in a haiku that signals to the reader what season it is
What is a kilo?
500
hue + white
What is a tint?
500
a sequence of notes that steadily go up or down in pitch like a staircase
What is a scale?
500
the two stacked numbers on the musical staff; the top number tells the number of beats in each bar, and the bottom number tells the type of note
What is a time signature?
500
the most common type of chord, created with a "root note," the second-next note, and the fourth-next note
What is a triad?
1000
the hardest phase of writing (or any artistic process)
What is "getting started" or "looking at a blank page"?
1000
using your imagination to calm your body and mind, discover new things about yourself, and retreat to peaceful places, no matter where you are "in real life"
What is meditation?
1000
a phrase you can use to remind yourself that the final product is not as important as the act of making something
What is "Trust the process"?
1000
people with the potential to be creative
Who are all of the people on the planet?!
1000
how to kick Anxiety off of the Imagination joystick
What is doing something creative?