stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
WSC Punky Futures Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
WSC Punky Futures
WSC Punky Futures
15 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
19 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
15 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
15
Answers
1
In what way is
Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
(1913) emblematic of futurism’s values?
It depicts the harmony of man and machine.
It celebrates motion and progress.
It glorifies historical traditions.
It captures stillness and reflection.
2
Which aspect most clearly defines the atompunk aesthetic?
Harmony with nature
Futuristic visions based on modern AI
Cold War-era optimism and nuclear-age nostalgia
A sleek, polished vision of the 1700s
3
Which of the following best captures the essence of Filippo Tommaso Marinetti’s original vision of futurism?
A peaceful coexistence between humans and nature
A nostalgia for the ancient world
A return to traditional artistic values
A celebration of speed, danger, and industrial beauty
4
If you imagined a native American society thriving on Mars with traditional wisdom and futuristic tech, this would be:
Amerifuturist
Cyberpunk
Afrofuturist
Solarpunk
5
Which of the following best expresses a solarpunk ideal?
“Let machines replace all humans.”
“The city of the future must be green, cooperative, and resilient.”
“Only skyscrapers can save the planet.”
“We must return to medieval simplicity.”
6
Why might
Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash
be considered a futurist artwork?
It includes robotic elements in the subject.
It shows movement and energy through repeated motion.
It portrays a dystopian future world.
It uses bright colors to depict nature.
7
Why might
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
be categorized as a solarpunk film?
It mocks technology.
It imagines nuclear warfare.
It promotes hyper-industrial society.
It combines environmental themes with futuristic technology.
8
What might explain the appeal of atompunk in today’s culture?
The rejection of science fiction entirely
A fascination with imagined medieval societies
The rise of anti-technology movements
Nostalgia for a future that never arrived
9
Which of the following most sharply distinguishes futurism from science fiction?
Science fiction involves only books, futurism only music.
Science fiction tells stories, futurism expresses ideals through art.
There is no difference; they are two terms for the same thing.
Futurism is about the past, and science fiction is about the future.
10
If you blend Afrofuturist visuals
, the hope of solarpunk, and the retro nostalgia of atompunk, your vision would be:
Postmodern futurism
Neo-ancient mythpunk
Confused
Cybernoir
11
If Terra Nil (2023) portrays the restoration of ecosystems using advanced tools, it could be seen as a:
Realization of solarpunk dreams
Tribute to atompunk ideals
Cautionary tale about pollution
Critique of solarpunk
12
What thematic thread links
Black Panther
(1977) and
Black Panther
(2018)?
Both reject the use of advanced technology in African societies.
Both depict the collapse of African monarchies.
Both explore alien invasion of Earth.
Both reimagine Africa through futuristic empowerment.
13
Which of the following artists is most closely associated with Afrofuturism’s musical roots?
Flying Lotus
Grace Jones
Sun Ra
Kendrick Lamar
14
A work that imagines a robotic future but avoids discussing technology might best be described as:
Afrofuturist
Futurist
Neither futurist nor science fiction
Atompunk
15
Which song best expresses skepticism about atomic-age optimism?
“So Long, Mom (A Song For World War III)”
“Atom Bomb Baby”
“Old Man Atom”
“Galaxy in Janaki”
