In his new bookCreative Intelligence, Bruce Nussbaum argues that creativity isan undervalued skill that anyone can cultivate. Not just for artists and __1__, he argues,creative intelligence--or CQ for short--is what __2__the winners and losers of thebusiness world as well. What is creative intelligence? Taking __3__ ideas and scaling them into the creationof new products and services. We are all __4__ with a capacity to be creative, and we getit beat out of us in a lot of the schools that we go to. We have to__5__it, and it's not thathard. How can we be more creative? Creativity is all about making connections and seeing patterns. It's not a light bulb that goes off in your head. Before that light bulb goes off, lotsof things are happening. Lots of ideas. We need time to step back and make __6__ betweenthose things. We need to stop being hyperconnected ( 过渡联想 ) and deliberately take amoment to be__7__ about what we're doing. People often __8__ creativity with solo artists, but in fact, collaboration fosterscreativity more often than working __9__. How so? Creativity is social. When you readbooks about creativity today, the narrative of creativity is that it is a brain function or it'sa genius thing. It is rare and comes out of the individual. But when you look at almost allthe innovations that are meaningful in our lives today, like Facebook and Google, they'reall done by two or three people. All the __10__ have a buddy. Creativity comes out of small teams of twos or sixes, It's probably not really required to have everyone in theoffice, but you do need certain people interacting. A．alone B．associate C．born D．collaboration E．Connections F．Individual G．Inevitably H．Innovators I．literally J．mindful K．Musicians L．original M．Relearn N．Separates O．social