🤝 Scholar’s Bowl – Set 2

Question 1

What best captures the paradox of rapid technological progress?

Accepted Answer

A. The faster we innovate, the more we fall behind ethically

Question 2

In dystopian fiction, “lost knowledge” often represents:

Accepted Answer

C. The consequences of forgetting history

Question 3

Futurist art aimed to:

Accepted Answer

C. Celebrate technology and motion

Question 4

Which of these musical approaches best reflects a future-facing, experimental mindset in composition?

Accepted Answer

A. Using randomization and AI to generate melodies, B. Only using medieval instruments

Question 5

Which genre was central to the Harlem Renaissance and reignited Black cultural expression in early 20th-century America?

Accepted Answer

C. Jazz

Question 6

Which of these was a major outcome of World War II?

Accepted Answer

C. The founding of the United Nations

Question 7

In many dystopias, the government uses what to maintain control?

Accepted Answer

B. Surveillance

Question 8

What is an example of “resilient urban planning”?

Accepted Answer

B. Making structures that can adapt to rising seas

Question 9

AI used in judicial sentencing could be problematic because:

Accepted Answer

B. It could show bias in decision-making

Question 10

Why is geoengineering seen as both a solution and a threat?

Accepted Answer

B. Guernica – Pablo Picasso

Question 11

Which of these is a renewable energy source?

Accepted Answer

C. Solar

Question 12

Which revolution most directly combined social AND industrial change?

Accepted Answer

D. Industrial

Question 13

What does the term “sustainability” most often refer to?

Accepted Answer

C. Flower Thrower – Banksy

Question 14

What must exist before something can be “reignited”?

Accepted Answer

C. A previous spark or flame

Question 15

A country spends 90% of its budget on future tech and ignores poverty. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

C. Temporal imbalance

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