Who coined the term ‘Futurism’ and in what year?

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, 1909

What is the main characteristic of the Atompunk aesthetic?

A vision of the future based on the nuclear age without digital revolution

What Cold War fear influenced the Atompunk movement?

The fear of communism and nuclear war

How does In Vitro use cloning as a metaphor for inherited trauma and memory?

It explores how future generations carry past experiences of the ancestors

What disaster occurs in In Vitro that forces people to live underground?

An ecological catastrophe in Bethlehem

What cultural attitudes from the 1950s influenced the Atompunk movement?

A strong faith in technology, space exploration, and nuclear power

Why did the Futurists reject museums and libraries?

They believed institutions preserved outdated ideas that hindered progress.

How does Futurism compare to science fiction in its portrayal of the future?

Futurism celebrates immediate future, science fiction explores speculative

Which of these artworks is an example of Futurist sculpture?

Unique Forms of Continuity in Space

How does Balla’s painting "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" visually represent Futurist ideals?

By using multiple overlapping images to show movement and speed

Which animated film marked Joe Hisaishi’s first collaboration with Hayao Miyazaki?

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Which of the following best describes the focus of Futurism?

Celebration of modernity, speed, and technology

What is the central theme of Larissa Sansour’s Heirloom exhibit at the Venice Biennale?

The exploration of memory, identity, and nostalgia through science fiction

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1
The film In Vitro ultimately argues that nostalgia is necessary for shaping the future.
True
False
2
Who coined the term ‘Futurism’ and in what year?
Luigi Russolo, 1910
Giacomo Balla, 1912
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, 1909
Umberto Boccioni, 1913
3
What is the main characteristic of the Atompunk aesthetic?
A medieval-style society with advanced technology
A dystopian world dominated by artificial intelligence
A vision of the future based on the nuclear age without digital revolution
A world where steam power is the dominant energy source
4
What Cold War fear influenced the Atompunk movement?
The fear of communism and nuclear war
The fear of overpopulation
The fear of artificial intelligence taking over jobs
The fear of a zombie apocalypse
5
How does In Vitro use cloning as a metaphor for inherited trauma and memory?
It explores how future generations carry past experiences of the ancestors
It presents cloning as a way to erase historical trauma
It argues that cloning is the only way to preserve history accurately
It suggests that clones do not have real memories, only artificial ones
6
What disaster occurs in In Vitro that forces people to live underground?
An ecological catastrophe in Bethlehem
A nuclear explosion
A war between nations
A biological pandemic
7
What cultural attitudes from the 1950s influenced the Atompunk movement?
A focus on small digital innovations rather than large-scale infrastructure
A rejection of modern advancements and a return to traditional lifestyles
A strong faith in technology, space exploration, and nuclear power
A belief that all scientific progress should be stopped due to its dangers
8
Why did the Futurists reject museums and libraries?
They wanted to erase all cultural memory.
They believed institutions preserved outdated ideas that hindered progress.
They believed museums and libraries belonged only to the elite.
They saw no artistic value in historical works.
9
How does Futurism compare to science fiction in its portrayal of the future?
Science fiction is entirely based on fantasy, Futurism is based on history
Futurism and science fiction are identical in their portrayal of technology
Futurism celebrates immediate future, science fiction explores speculative
Both predict the distant future with an emphasis on dystopian worlds.
10
Which of these artworks is an example of Futurist sculpture?
The Winged Victory of Samothrace
Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash
The Starry Night
Unique Forms of Continuity in Space
11
Which game focuses on restoring ecosystems rather than consuming resources?
Terra Nil
SimCity 2000
Overwatch
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
12
The Overwatch franchise’s storytelling is primarily delivered through in-game cutscenes.
True
False
13
Which animated TV show helped popularize the Atompunk aesthetic?
The Jetsons
Batman: The Animated Series
Futurama
The Simpsons
14
The Atompunk aesthetic shos alternative of modern technology in favor of a purely nostalgic view of the 1950s.
True
False
15
How does Balla’s painting "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" visually represent Futurist ideals?
By painting a stationary figure to contrast movement
By using bright colors to evoke emotion
By depicting a realistic image of a dog on a leash
By using multiple overlapping images to show movement and speed
16
Which animated film marked Joe Hisaishi’s first collaboration with Hayao Miyazaki?
Spirited Away
Princess Mononoke
My Neighbor Totoro
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
17
What is the main theme of Gojira’s song “Global Warming”?
The effects of climate change
Political corruption
Space exploration
Artificial intelligence
18
Futurism rejected all past artistic influences and completely broke away from traditional forms.
False
True
19
Which of the following best describes the focus of Futurism?
A movement focused solely on literature
Celebration of modernity, speed, and technology
A return to traditional artistic techniques
Nostalgia for the past
20
What is the central theme of Larissa Sansour’s Heirloom exhibit at the Venice Biennale?
The exploration of memory, identity, and nostalgia through science fiction
The impact of jazz music on contemporary culture
The development of sustainable cities in the future
The rise of artificial intelligence in modern society

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