Exam 1

Question 1

Story

Answer 1

The interpretive presentation-as a work of art-should be designed as a story that informs, entertains, and enlightens.

Question 2

Wholeness

Answer 2

Interpretation should present a complete theme or thesis and address the whole person.

Question 3

Educational

Answer 3

Benefit of Interp

Question 4

Decreased depreciative behavior- Vandalism, poaching, littering, etc.

Answer 4

Management benefits

Question 5

NAI definition of Interp

Answer 5

Interpretation is a mission-based communication process that forges emotional and intellectual connections between the interests of the audience and meanings inherent in the resource.

Question 6

Provocation

Answer 6

The purpose of the interpretive story is to inspire and to provoke people to broaden their horizons.

Question 7

Kr

Answer 7

Knowledge of the resource

Question 8

Climate Change

Answer 8

Difficult issues

Question 9

Passion

Answer 9

Passion is the essential ingredient for powerful and effective interpretation- passion for the resource and for those people who come to be inspired by it.

Question 10

Revelation

Answer 10

The purpose of interpretation goes beyond providing information to reveal deeper meaning and truth.

Question 11

Recreational

Answer 11

Benefit of Interp

Question 12

Spark

Answer 12

Interpreters must relate the subject to the lives of the people in their audience.

Question 13

Tilden’s definition of Wholeness

Answer 13

Interpretation should aim to present a whole rather than a part and must address the whole man rather than any phase.

Question 14

The Process of Interpretation

Answer 14

(Kr + Ka) + AT = IO

Question 15

Growth Needs

Answer 15

Love, Esteem, Self-actualization

Question 16

AT

Answer 16

Appropriate technology (media)

Question 17

IO

Answer 17

Interpretive opportunities

Question 18

Benefits of Interp

Answer 18

Educational
Recreational
Inspirational

Question 19

B&C definition of Wholeness

Answer 19

Interpretation should present a complete theme and address the whole person.

Question 20

Tilden’s definition of Interp

Answer 20

An educational activity which aims to reveal meanings and relationships through the use of original objects, by firsthand experience, and by illustrative media, rather than simply to communicate factual information.

Question 21

Inspirational

Answer 21

Benefit of Interp

Question 22

Enhance public support of the agency and its mission

Answer 22

Management benefits

Question 23

An educational activity which aims to reveal meanings and relationships through the use of original objects, by firsthand experience, and by illustrative media, rather than simply to communicate factual information.

Answer 23

Tilden’s definition of Interp

Question 24

Ka

Answer 24

Knowledge of the audience

Question 25

Increase carrying capacity- distribution of use, softening the impacts of use

Answer 25

Management benefits

Question 26

Interpretation is a mission-based communication process that forges emotional and intellectual connections between the interests of the audience and meanings inherent in the resource.

Answer 26

NAI definition of Interp

Question 27

Enhance visitor safety

Answer 27

Management benefits

Question 28

Wildlife Rehabilitation

Answer 28

Difficult issues

Question 29

Interp for Individual Growth

Answer 29

Basic Needs- Physiological, Safety, Security | Growth Needs- Love, Esteem, Self-actualization

Question 30

Religion and Politics

Answer 30

Difficult issues

Question 31

Principles 1-6 and 15

Answer 31

``` Spark Revelation Story Provocation Wholeness Target Programs ``` Passion

Question 32

Targeted Programs

Answer 32

Interpretation for children, teenagers, and seniors- when these comprise uniform groups- should follow fundamentally different approaches.

Question 33

Basic Needs

Answer 33

Physiological, Safety, Security

Question 34

Difficult issues

Answer 34

Religion and Politics Wildlife Rehabilitation Climate Change