In this section, there is a passage with 10 blanks.You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in the word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. Many Americans think creativity is an inherent gift. But the legendary career of inventor Edison illustrates how creativity can be 1.___________ by anyone, in any industry. His work methods reveal that the true keys to unlocking creativity are learned traits—namely, persistence and an open-minded approach to learning. Edison left 3,500 notebooks that read like a 2.___________ brainstorm and illustrate how he conceived, developed and implemented his ideas. Edison believed that to discover one good idea, you had to generate many. He set idea 3.___________ for himself and all his workers. He felt his lack of formal education was a “blessing” because too much education would corrupt people, 4.___________ them to make so many assumptions that they were unable to see many of nature’s great possibilities. Edison would record what he had learned from his 5.___________ ideas. He believed that every new idea is actually an addition or 6.___________ to something that already exists. He studied all his inventions and ideas as 7.___________ for other inventions and ideas. Edison’s approach to creativity is, in essence, to try out every possible design he could 8.___________ of. In developing the electric light, he got his “Eureka” moment when he absentmindedly 9.___________ lampblack in his fingers. Whenever Edison found something interesting, he would explore it intellectually, before he applied his emotions and 10.___________ . If you want to become more creative, just start acting like Thomas Edison.