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Reality and illusions
Reality and illusions
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1
In Alice in Wonderland what does the Chesire Cat say to Alice?
"We're all clever here!"
"We're all mad here!"
"We're all friends here!"
"We're are silly here!"
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It is possible to explain how the brain analyses visual information through dancing.
False
True
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What does our brain process faster?
Words
Sounds
feelings
Visual images
4
What was the name of the song that we all sang in the previous workshop?
Confusion
Just an illusion
Life is an illusion
What a delusion
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This book is a collection of ...
special drawings to show how the brain hallucinates
photos
poems
articles about art
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Choose one thing that's visible to the human eye.
The soul
Atoms
The brain
Thoughts
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Animals perceive the world the same way that we do.
False
True
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How does the interpretation of visual information work?
We only use our eyes to see things
Our eyes and brain see the same thing
We look with our eyes but we see with our brain
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How do flies see the world?
Yellow, brown and blue.
Fragmented, like puzzle pieces
Black and white
Just like humans
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Who is the author of the book of illusions?
J.K. Rowling
Kazuo Ishiguro
Takahiro Kurashima
Dan Brown
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The book of illusions helps us understand ...
how to draw illusions
how the brain perceives forms and movements
how our eyes work
how to become better painters
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Cats and dogs can
see less colours than humans
see more colours than humans
see only black and white
see only yellow colours
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Can we see Dark Matter and Gravity?
Yes, we can see everything in our Universe!
No, we can't!
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The book of illusions comes from...
the Madame Tussauds in London
the EMST in Athens
the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) in New York
the Tate Modern Museum in London
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Op art
is a form of art that creates illusions through the skilful use of colours and shapes.
True
False
