2025 WSC Key Terms (Part 3: page 91-114)

What did Ogilvy Paris use DALL-E to create?

What historical period does Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire” cover?

What AI artwork sold for $432,500?

What concept involves slightly altering familiar reality to make people think?

Which American salon host was part of the Harlem Renaissance?

Atompunk imagines a future where digital technology becomes smaller and more efficient.

What brain region is said to boost creative abilities when stimulated?

“Imagine” by Common aligns with Solarpunk values.

Which arcology is described as “solid as a rock” and linked with heavy industry?

What musical instrument is central to the rhythm game Deemo?

Nature experiences can help reduce stress and increase feelings of connectedness.

The default mode network becomes active during intense focus and problem-solving.

What does the MindBeagle device allow locked-in patients to do?

Which 2018 rhythm game uses motion capture and became a global franchise?

What is the Alternate Uses Test used to assess?

Stitch Fix uses AI to recommend clothing styles based on user preferences.

Afrofuturism focuses only on fantasy and ignores real-world issues.

What is “combinational creativity”?

What poetic technique uses the last word of each line to form another poem?

“A TV Show Called Earth” imagines humans being watched by aliens.

Beatmania helped launch a wave of rhythm games like DDR and Pop N’ Music.

Which music producer worked with IBM’s Watson?

What was updated in Alanis Morissette’s 2015 version of “Ironic”?

What is the central idea behind the Solarpunk movement?

What constraint did Matthew Tomkinson use in his poetry collection oems?

What did the game Space Invaders introduce to video game music in 1978?

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) already exists and is used daily.

What makes the Forest Arcology unique?

Which artist is associated with the phrase “Space is the Place”?

Mind wandering can lead to creative insights.

Which artist created a satirical song titled “So Long, Mom (A Song For World War III)”?

Generative AI models often rely on large datasets scraped from existing popular content.

What is the hippocampus responsible for?

What is the major difference between K.D. Lang’s “Surrender” and Sheryl Crow’s “Tomorrow Never Dies”?

Tap Tap Revenge was popular on early smartphones.

What are arcologies designed to do?

Disney was the first to use the term "Imagineering."

Chiptune music uses modern orchestra instruments.

REM sleep is the stage of sleep when most dreams occur.

What is the rhythm game Osu! known for?

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti is known for celebrating the past and tradition in his writings.

What is the neocortex responsible for?

What is a common issue with spontaneous excitement from a new idea?

The United Nations considers solitary confinement longer than 15 days as torture.

What does the game Terra Nil focus on?

What is chiptune music mainly characterized by?

What was Napoleon’s attitude toward women hosting salons?

Gertrude Stein’s salon attracted artists like Picasso.

What form is Dylan Thomas’s poem Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night written in?

What is “model collapse” in AI?

What 2016 short film features a girl living in a simulation created by her father?

Whose salon included a temple tucked into a garden?

The Launch Arcology has systems that could support inhabitants for up to 20 years.

What company used “Imagineering” in an ad during World War II?

Julie Carr felt constrained by writing only 14-line poems in Real Life: An Installation.

What happens to patients in solitary confinement for extended periods?

What is hypnagogia?

What condition involves complete paralysis except for eye movement, while mental awareness remains intact?

Who declared her salon to be its own country within her heart, while forbidding love?

What do players use to interact in the VR rhythm game Beat Saber?

What does System 1 processing involve?

What is Giacomo Balla's artwork "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" best known for?

“Pure Imagination” was sung by Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.