World Scholars Cup Reviewer #3

What is the first piece of advice given to most students in writing workshops according to the text?

• Paint what you observe

• Write what you know

• Discuss with your team

• Blend the real with the imaginary

What do artists tend to paint, as mentioned in the text?

• What they imagine could never be

• What they have experienced and observed

• What they have been advised to paint

• What they have read about

According to the text, what have some artists always been doing?

• Following the advice strictly

• Blending the real with the imaginary

• Painting only what they know

• Ignoring the imaginary

What is the title of the artwork shown in the image?

• A Reversible Anthropomorphic Portrait of a Woman Composed as Fruit

• A Reversible Anthropomorphic Portrait of a Man Composed as Fruit

• An Irreversible Anthropomorphic Portrait of a Man Composed as Vegetables

• A Permanent Anthropomorphic Still Life of Fruits and Vegetables

Who is the artist of the painting depicted in the image?

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Michelangelo

• Arcimboldo

• Caravaggio

What is the title of Albert Robinda's novel that features the "Aerial Rotating House" illustration?

• Le Vingtième Siècle

• Le Futur de Paris

• La Maison Volante

• Les Aventures Extraordinaires

What vision does the "Aerial Rotating House" depict?

• 18th-century London

• Futuristic 1950s Paris

• Modern-day New York

• Ancient Rome

Which themes are highlighted in the "Aerial Rotating House" illustration?

• Simplicity, nature, and tradition

• Overcrowding, access to light and air, and technology

• Wealth, opulence, and royalty

• Agriculture, rural life, and sustainability

What commentary does Robida's "Aerial Rotating House" offer?

• On the efficiency of future transportation

• On the impact of industrialization on nature

• On urban life in late 1800s

• On the colonization of other planets

Why is Robida's work compared to Jules Verne's?

• Because of its historical accuracy

• Because of its whimsical style and prescient ideas

• Because of its focus on romance and drama

• Because of its detailed character development