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World Scholar's Cup 2024 Lesson 8
World Scholar's Cup 2024 Lesson 8
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What influenced Guy Gavriel Kay to integrate history into his fantasy novels?
Desire to portray character beliefs like ghosts etc as valid for their eras
Allowing characters to experience worlds through their perspectives
Incorporating elements of magic and mythology into historical settings
Immersing readers in worlds through character perspectives
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How can telling stories about real crimes without consent of victims' families affect them?
It has little to no impact on them.
It can retraumatize them.
It can bring them closure.
It can provide justice.
3
What concept does alternate history explore?
The complexities of conveying historical events in a museum setting
small changes in the past could have significant ripple effects afterwards
The reinvention of historical events for entertainment purposes.
The idea of presenting a single "correct" alternative version of history.
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Should storytellers be allowed to generate revenue from the pain of real people? Why or why not?
Yes, but they should share the revenue with the victims.
No, it is unethical to profit from the pain of real people.
No, because it can lead to exploitation and harm.
Yes, because it is their creative expression and right to profit.
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What are some arguments against the effectiveness of trigger warnings?
All of the above.
They encourage avoidance of trauma reminders, maintaining PTSD symptoms.
They could amplify anxiety and prolong distressing memories.
They may not reduce distress significantly.
6
In Makoto Shinkai's film Suzume, what is Suzume's role?
She represents the ongoing impacts of the 2011 earthquake.
She seals the doors with a Shinto-inspired prayer.
She transforms into a talking cat.
She helps Souta search for doors causing earthquakes.
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What is the potential risk associated with alternate history in museums?
It may confuse visitors with its subjective and open interpretation
It may undermine the educational value of museums.
Visitors may misconstrue it as factual
All of the above
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How did the producer and actress of The Woman King respond to criticism?
Defended the creative license and acknowledged shortcomings
Apologized for the historical inaccuracies and pledged to do better
Acknowledged the need for fictionalization but prioritized entertainment
Aimed to provide multilayered representations despite inaccuracies
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The Woman King received criticism for:
Glorifying a slave-trading kingdom without nuance
Failure to acknowledge African political entities' role in the slave trade
All of the above
Inaccuracies regarding King Ghezo's commitment to end the slave trade
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What ethical concerns does "The Veldt" raise about technology?
The dangers of using technology as escapism.
The potential loss of control over our creations.
All of the above.
The impact of technology on human behavior.
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What negative impact can the true crime genre have if issues like racism aren't addressed?
It has little to no impact on racial issues.
It can create awareness about systemic issues.
Push disproportionate view that favors white perpetrators & neglects BIPOC
It can promote equality and justice.
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Who may benefit from trigger warnings?
Those who use them performatively to gain social rewards.
People who feel overwhelmed by traumatic news and want a sense of control.
All of the above.
Content creators who want to show concern for trauma survivors.
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Why did Makoto Shinkai include comedic elements and a three-legged chair in the film?
To address heavy themes through an entertainment spectacle.
To honor the memories of people lost in natural disasters.
To represent the instability and charm of the three-legged chair.
To provide comic relief and balance the serious topics.
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What are trigger warnings?
Precautions taken by filmmakers to ensure viewer safety.
Notices provided before content that may trigger emotional distress/trauma
Cues given to signal a shift in tone or genre.
Warnings about potential spoilers in the film.
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What is the primary goal of a writer of historical fiction?
uncover and understand the past as it actually happened
provide an accurate and objective account of historical events & societies
entertain readers while immersing them in a specific historical period
transport readers into a world where history and fantasy intertwine
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Which term is used when a movie closely portrays the true story, allowing some creative liberties?
"Inspired by" a True Story
"Based on" a True Story
"Based on" True Events
"Inspired by" True Events
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What is 'verisimilitude'?
A technique used in newsreels to create a sense of authenticity.
The use of special effects to enhance the realism of a production.
Quality of appearing real or true to life.
The act of mimicking real news footage to create a realistic effect.
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The origins of the true crime genre can be traced back to crime pamphlets in the:
16th century
20th century
14th century
18th century
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What is the primary goal of a writer of historical fantasy?
uncover and understand the past as it actually happened
transport readers into a world where history and fantasy intertwine
entertain readers while immersing them in a specific historical period
provide an accurate and objective account of historical events & societies.
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How have internet sleuths impacted active investigations related to true crimes?
They have only harmed investigations with false leads.
They have only helped investigations with useful tips.
They have no impact on investigations.
Helped investigations but also potentially harmed them with false leads
