Lost and Found _ The Stuff that Dreams are Remade of

How might the adoption of Comic Sans as Microsoft's default typeface in the early 2000s have impacted the visual landscape of today?

• It would have made documents appear more casual and lighthearted
• It would have led to a resurgence in serif fonts as a reaction
• It would have been quickly replaced due to widespread criticism
• It would have no noticeable impact on typography trends

What was a significant consequence of the introduction of barcodes in the 1960s?

• It eliminated the need for price tags
• It made cashier price-inputting competitions obsolete
• It increased the time required for checkout
• It led to higher prices for consumers

Which of the following best describes the controversy surrounding AI-generated art in museums?

• Concerns about the authenticity of AI art
• Debates over the skill required to create AI art
• Questions about the originality of AI-generated pieces
• All of the above

What is a key difference between Judith Slaying Holofernes by Artemisia Gentileschi and other depictions of the same scene?

• It's the only version painted by a woman
• It portrays Judith as more physically engaged in the act
• It's the earliest known depiction of the scene
• It's the only version that doesn't show blood

Why did Jacques-Louis David use his son as a model for Napoleon in 'Napoleon Crossing the Alps'?

• Napoleon was too busy to pose
• David's son looked more heroic
• Napoleon refused to pose
• David wanted to honor his son

What was inaccurate about Emanuel Leutze's 'Washington Crossing the Delaware'?

• The type of boat used
• The weather conditions
• The positioning of the figures
• All of the above

What ethical consideration arises when rebuilding historical castles?

• Whether to include modern amenities
• How to fund the reconstruction
• Whether to allow public access
• How to source authentic materials

Which of the following is NOT a common way to repurpose old infrastructure?

• Converting elevated rail lines to parks
• Turning rooftops into organic farms
• Transforming parking lots into solar farms
• Rebuilding ancient monuments exactly as they were

What is a potential drawback of using VR to visit historical sites?

• It may reduce actual tourism revenue
• The technology is too expensive for widespread use
• It cannot accurately replicate the full sensory experience
• All of the above

Why might governments be hesitant to change their standard fonts?

• Cost of implementation
• Resistance to change from employees
• Concerns about document legibility
• All of the above