Robert Colescott's George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware is a...

painting making a political point

How did early cameras impact the way we see history?

They created an abundance of images that made historical research easier

. What is the difference between wax museums and traditional sculpture collections?

Wax museums modify the appearance of historical figures.

The Dead Sea Scrolls are:

ancient Jewish religious manuscripts discovered between 1946 and 1956

What is the challenge faced by those producing stories set in photographed times?

To cast actors who look enough like their historical counterparts

What is the importance of voice acting in historical dramas?

To help actors mimic historical figures' voices and speech patterns.

What is "back breeding"?

Breeding living animals to recreate the genes of an extinct species

Which would be affirmative in the motion 'Composers should conduct their own pieces'?

They will know the music the best as they are the ones who created it.

Frontierland is a ______

one of five original themed lands in Disneyland

What is a de-extinction project?

A project that involves creating new hybrid species

According to the president of the American Historical Association, what is presentism?

Focusing too much on periods in which injustice was widespread.

What was the controversy surrounding the play "The Mountaintop"?

The author objected to a white actor being cast as Martin Luther King Jr

What is the premise of the musical "Hamilton"?

Black actors play historical roles and tell their story through hip-hop

Greek music is mentioned in the guidebook. Why?

They have found old sheet music and tried to recreate it.

How can visual AI and other tools help with historical recreation?

They can recreate historical events with digital effects.

Why is society constantly on the lookout for new versions of old people and things?

To create original yet familiar ideas.

If Wikipedia was destroyed it would be

like losing the Library of Alexandria

What is the significance of destroying a society's history?

It impacts the society negatively

How are Because and the Moonlight Sonata related?

The Moonlight Sonata played backwards sounds like Because

Female rage trope means...

women showing anger that is perceived as excessive.

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1
Robert Colescott's George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware is a...
a painting which has Darth Vader on board
painting making a political point
a painting which is the oldest painting
A painting which is extremely expensive.
2
Which painting was done by a group of people?
Covid Recreations
Judith and the Head of Holofernes
Keiskamma Guernica
Washington Crossing the Delaware
3
pseudoarchaeology is not
scientific
spooky
fantastical
alternative
4
When was the first time capsule invented?
1876
1800
2000
1939
5
If you are on Paleo diet, then you should not eat .....
oats
fruits with coconut water
sashimi
sweet potatoes
6
A place of refreshment/snack bar in Ancient Rome where hot food and drinks are served
Thermopolium
Baths
popinarius
popinaria
7
How did early cameras impact the way we see history?
They made it harder to see the past as people saw it then.
They made it hard to recreate scenes from the 19th and early 20th centuries
They led to a reduction in historical document collection.
They created an abundance of images that made historical research easier
8
. What is the difference between wax museums and traditional sculpture collections?
Wax museums are cheaper to visit than traditional sculpture collections.
Wax museums are only found in Boston.
Wax museums feature statues of past celebrities and historical figures.
Wax museums modify the appearance of historical figures.
9
The Dead Sea Scrolls are:
ancient Mayan calendar telling the future
ancient Jewish religious manuscripts discovered between 1946 and 1956
ancient Roman texts found in a tresure chest in the Dead Sea in 2001
said to have been found by Napolean when he raided Russia in 1814
10
Which of these museums is the "living future" museum?
Millenium City Park
Plimoth Plantation
American National Exhibition
Frontierland
11
Waldrof Pudding and Peaches in Chartreuse jelly were listed in the final menu of
The Starlight Cruises
Carribean Cruise
The Titanic
The Carpathia
12
Which song is not seen as nostalgic?
Sunrise, Sunset
Green Hornet Theme
Poorani Jeans
Yesterday
13
What is the challenge faced by those producing stories set in photographed times?
To cast actors who look enough like their historical counterparts
To create realistic sets.
To find newspaper clippings that support their stories.
To use advanced CGI technology to create historical figures
14
Which Dynasty that's described in the Millenium City Park?
Northern Ching Dynasty
Northern Qin Dynasty
Northern Song Dynasty
Northern Han Dynasty
15
What is the importance of voice acting in historical dramas?
o create believable sets.
To create believable sets.
o find actors who look enough like their historical counterparts.
To help actors mimic historical figures' voices and speech patterns.
16
What is "back breeding"?
Breeding animals to increase their population
Breeding animals with a specific genetic trait to create a new species
Breeding animals that have been released back into the wild
Breeding living animals to recreate the genes of an extinct species
17
What is the painting that had Joseph Stalin in it?
Guernica Redacted
Judith on the Red Square
Judith Beheading Holofernes
Charlotte Corday
18
Which is not a reason paintings are remastered?
The original is not good
more accurate
Make a political point
celebrate the original artist
19
Which would be affirmative in the motion 'Composers should conduct their own pieces'?
They own the rights to the pieces.
Composers are always very good conductors.
They will be the most accurate to the music written.
They will know the music the best as they are the ones who created it.
20
The Dead Sea Scrolls were found in the Qumran Caves, AKA Mandatory Palestine
False
True
21
Frontierland is a ______
one of five original themed lands in Disneyland
a carriage like vehicle
a living museum
a museum for children in Florida
22
What was the name of the robot conductor in Japan?
Apple Ego 5
Android Alter 3
Micro Robo 1
Gamma model 10
23
Which living history museum that has livestock of heritage breeds, a replica of Mayflower & staff of indigeneous people?
Heritage Park
Frontierland
Plimoth Plantation
Spanish village
24
The Library of Alexandria was burned by Mongols
True
False
25
What was the name of the most exhaustively-catalogued collection of Buddhist scriptures in the world?
The Mongol Library
The Library of Alexandria
The Tripitaka Koreana
The House of Wisdom
26
When text don't survive or tell the whole story, this science can.
Physics
Scientology
Chemistry
Archaeology
27
What is a de-extinction project?
A project that focuses on preserving endangered species
A project that involves creating new hybrid species
. A project that involves studying fossil records
A project that involves bringing extinct species back to life
28
According to the president of the American Historical Association, what is presentism?
The overuse of cameras in historical research.
Focusing too much on periods in which injustice was widespread.
Focusing too much on the 20th and 21st centuries.
The selective sifting of the past to support current social agendas
29
This archeological find is often called 'the missing link'
Sue
The Terracotta army
The Rosetta Stone
Lucy
30
This museum in Spain has over 300 works by famous artists such as Picasso, Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró
Human towers of catalonia
Barcelona Museum
Museum Fran Daurel
Museum del Mundo
31
Which extinct species do scientists believe still have genes present in modern populations?
Wooly mammoth
Neanderthals
Black rhinos
Pyrenean ibex
32
A ____diet avoids processed foods on the theory that it is healthier to eat like our ancestors did 10,000 years ago
Vegetarianism
Whole wheat
Paleo
Atkins
33
It is a charming open-air museum at the foot of Montjuïc in Barcelona
Poble de muerte
Spanish Conquistador
Barcelona Museum
Poble Espanyol
34
Embe Dodo is popular is which country?
Kenya
Australia
Mauritius
Egypt
35
What was the controversy surrounding the play "The Mountaintop"?
The play was set in a time when cameras only took black-and-white photos.
The play was accused of perpetuating harmful disinformation.
The author objected to a white actor being cast as Martin Luther King Jr
he play was criticized for its use of colorized photos.
36
What is the premise of the musical "Hamilton"?
The musical tells the story of Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.
The musical distorts American history into a simple tale of good vs evil.
Black actors are forced to play-act as their own oppressors
Black actors play historical roles and tell their story through hip-hop
37
Greek music is mentioned in the guidebook. Why?
It is very nostalgic and reminds us of the Greek gods.
They have found old sheet music and tried to recreate it.
It has been remastered a lot of times
They found old recordings of it on a strange device.
38
How can visual AI and other tools help with historical recreation?
They can provide realistic CGI recreations of historical figures.
They can help colorize old black-and-white photos.
They can recreate historical events with digital effects.
They can provide historical information to actors and directors.
39
1.A freeze-framed vignette of animals and people in their habitats is an example of:
museum piece
painting
diorama
display
40
Polish Polar Station in Hornsund was attacked in 1945
True
False
41
Among the best selling food in thermopolias there is isicia omentata, what we can consider as .........
the ancestor of meatballs
the ancestor of hotdog
the ancestor of pizza
the ancestor of hamburger
42
Why is society constantly on the lookout for new versions of old people and things?
To create more diversity in culture.
To challenge the status quo.
To avoid stagnation in society.
To create original yet familiar ideas.
43
What would you put in a time capsule for scholars a hundred years from now?
A phone charger
A book
All of the above
A CD
44
What film is Mr Sandman in?
The Rooftop
Hamilton
A Long Walk to Freedom
Back to the Future
45
Polish Polar Station in Hornsund is where
The first record of Neandethals was found
a time capsule is buried
the most artifacts were found on an archaeological dig
Scientists found the missing link Lucy
46
Visitors can experience the lives of Irish people who moved to the United States here.
Ulster American Folk Park
St Louis Expo
Smithsonian museum
Irish Medieval park
47
If Wikipedia was destroyed it would be
hard to move into the future
the best thing to happen to the internet
the same as if it never existed
like losing the Library of Alexandria
48
What is the significance of destroying a society's history?
It impacts the society negatively
It has no effect on society
It has no impact
It only impacts the society positively
49
How are Because and the Moonlight Sonata related?
Because is the Moonlight Sonata remastered
Both songs are about death of an important person
They are both by Beethoven therefore related
The Moonlight Sonata played backwards sounds like Because
50
Female rage trope means...
women showing anger that is perceived as excessive.
women get angry at other women.
that women get angry at men
women are not angry enough
51
What is Marat fighting for?
The first world war
The Cuban Revolution
The second world war
The French Revolution
52
What is the value of conversing with simulated personalities online?
It provides a way to talk to deceased loved ones.
It allows us to better understand history.
It entertains us with new forms of media.
It helps us imagine a different future.
53
The world’s first recorded extinction in 1627 is the death of what animal?
Tasmanian Tiger
Mammoth
Auroch
Dodo
54
How much did the last meal menu in the Titanic fetch in an auction
700 pounds
4350 British pounds
$1,000,000
$150,000
55
Atlantis is an example of pseudoarchaeology
False
True
56
What food was not part of the last first class meal on the Titanic?
Boiled rice
Clam chowder
French ice cream
Celery
57
To create a custom artificial environment — including rocks, soil, trees, sky, and whatever else was seen in the field.
Akeley method
adaptation
Kermit model
anthropology
58
The fast-food of the ancient Romans which literally means hot shop is called .....
Thermokantina
Thermapavilion
Thermopolium
Thermataverna
59
What did Keiskamma Guernica show anger towards?
COVID
The lazy president
HIV/ AIDS
The war
60
Why was Gavin Turk's Marat a little different?
It was a model
It was a woman
It was smaller
It was inaccuare
61
How did the Korean monks disaster-proof their wooden tablets?
By burying them underground
By coating them with special chemicals
By storing them in airtight containers
By placing them in a special climate-controlled room
62
What is different about Simon Thacker's "Panchajanya"?
He combines different classical pieces
He plays all the instruments on his own
He uses modern instruments in traditional songs
He plays music backwards
63
The Judith paintings show the trope of female rage
True
False
64
How are operas and classical shows being modernised?
They are adding new modern themes.
They are making them more expensive.
They are adding more black and white suits and dresses.
They are playing opera in larger places.
65
April 15, 1912 was the date when
WW1 erupted
RMS Titanic sank
The sunken city of Pompeii opened to the public
The Battle of Bastille started
66
What is a metaphorical resurrection?
Reimagining past figures in the present
Bringing extinct species back to life
Creating a living history museum
Selective back-breeding of animals
67
Researchers buried a 60cm stainless steel tube containing samples to tell finders half a million years into the future
True
False
68
Back breeding aims to create genetically identical copies of an extinct species from preserved somatic cells.
True
False
69
Why does Chapt GPT think there are more time capsules than ever?
It's a trend that started on social media
People are more interested in the past than ever before
People are trying to preserve history for future generations
here are actually not more time capsules than before
70
What is the name of the society that is trying to make sure no one forgets where all the time capsules are?
The International Time Capsule Society
The Time Capsule Society
The Time Capsule Preservation Society
The Time Capsule Tracking Society
71
there are now fewer than 10,000 striped hyena adults in the wild
False
True
72
The most famous and well preserved thermopolium is Vetutius Placidus, which is located in ......
Alexandria
Pompeii
Constantinople
Rome
73
Tomatoes didn't exist in Europe before the Spanish invaded Mexico
True
False
74
Which is historically accurate about Washington crossing the Delaware River?
The Delaware River has a volcano near it.
The crossing was made in the morning
All the people on board were black
It was bad weather
75
What is the controversy surrounding the musical Hamilton?
The depiction of Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr as villains.
The casting of Black actors in the roles of white historical figures.
The use of hip-hop-inspired song and dance numbers in a historical drama.
The historical inaccuracies presented in the musical.
76
What is the name of the de-extinction project in Europe that is selectively back-breeding cows?
Jurassic Park
The Passenger Pigeon Program
The Wooly Mammoth Project
The Pyrenean Ibex Restoration Initiative
77
Which of these pieces of music have not been remastered hundreds of time?
Ode to Joy
Memories
Pomp and Circumstance
Rhapsody in Blue
78
What was the name of the ancient collection of texts that was burned down in classical civilization?
House of Wisdom
The Mongol Library
The Tripitaka Koreana
Library of Alexandria

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