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World Scholar's Cup 2019

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do diffrent regions use diffrent plugs?

a)

Has their own advantages

b)

Diffrent plugs are suitable for their country

c)

Different countries prioritize differently

d)

Due to Enemy above conspiracy

2.

What does the EFTPOS (Electronic funds transfer at point of sale) terminal do?

a)

Allows a merchant to capture required credit and debit card information

b)

Transmit transaction data to the merchant services provider or bank for authorization

c)

To transfer funds to the merchant.

d)

Modify the balance of the card in the magnetic strip

e)

Customer provides signature

3.

Which disability will most likely cause a person to use a Optophone?

a)

Hearing disability

b)

Vision disability

c)

Mental disability

d)

physical disability

e)

intellectual disability

4.

What is a Prosthetic?

a)

a set of positive principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement.

b)

interdisciplinary subfield of computational linguistics

c)

a device designed to improve hearing by making sound audible to a person with hearing loss

d)

an artificial device that replaces a missing body part

5.

What is a Injunctive norm?

a)

beharviours that are encouraged in societies

b)

behaviors that are discouraged in societies

c)

behaviors based of off what ought to be approved or disapproved by others

6.

What is difference between a Mob and a Crowd?

a)

Amount of people

b)

Motivation of people

c)

Race of people

d)

Same term used in diffrent culture

e)

Attitude of people

7.

What does Tuckman model show?

a)

three stages of relationship

b)

tendency to be different or unique

c)

five stages of team development

8.

What is Swarm behavior?

a)

tendency to be different or unique ironically gives rise to the formation of groups

b)

hange in opinions or behavior that occurs when we conform to people whom we believe have accurate information

c)

collective behavior of people to flock together to move in one direction

d)

interplay between personal and social identities.

9.

What is the Dominant culture?

a)

A culture with lifestyles and values opposed to those of the established

b)

the values, norms, and practices of the group within society that is the most prevalent

c)

things that rich people do

d)

things that poor people do

10.

What is Asch Paradigm?

a)

An experimental procedure to study conformity. Participants who signaled their responses using an electronic response console believed they were making judgments as part of a group, but the responses of the other members that appeared on their console's display were simulated.

b)

things that rich people do

c)

The pattern to be more punitive toward those members of one's group who violate the norms of the group

d)

a series of studies studying if and how individuals yielded to or defied a majority group and the effect of such influences on beliefs and opinions.

11.

What is the Social comparison theory?

a)

Theory that diffrent people compare and evaluate quantity or quality of a social connections of a person with themselves and others

b)

Theory that states individuals in ingroup are tolerated, while all others are shunned and subject to hostility

c)

Theory that states attitudes and behavior of some oppressed people that reflect the negative, harmful, stereotypical beliefs of the dominant group.

d)

Theory that we learn about our own abilities and attitudes by comparing ourselves to other people

12.

What is Amity-enmity complex?

a)

Attitudes and behavior of some oppressed people that reflect the negative, harmful, stereotypical beliefs of the dominant group directed at them

b)

a theory that says that in cultures, those who are in the ingroup are tolerated, whilst all others are shunned and subject to hostility.

c)

Was a study that demonstrated that a scarcity of resources is enough to create friction among different groups.

d)

the tendency to be more punitive toward those members of one's group who violate the norms of the group

13.

What is Hegemony?

a)

leadership or dominance, especially by one country or social group over others.

b)

Using power differences in rank or hierarchy to discriminate as a means to securing or improving one's situation.

c)

Sorting out people based on their attributes

d)

A fear or prejudice against people not of your country or society

14.

Choose all the options that have correctly matched terms with definitions.

a)

Objectification - the seeing and/or treating a person, usually a woman, as an object

b)

Masculinity - (of a man) explain (something) to someone, typically a woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing.

c)

Femininity - traits, including biological and social traits, associated with being female.

d)

Mansplaining - A series of traits associated with being an man.

15.

What is Dehumanization?

a)

Removal of human population

b)

Returning to the natural state

c)

Denial of human qualities

16.

What is the correct connection between current type and direction?

a)

Alternating Current ("AC") - the current only flows in one direction

b)

Direct Current (“DC”) - changes direction periodically

c)

Alternating Current ("AC") - changes direction periodically

d)

Direct Current (“DC”) - the current only flows in one direction

17.

Why can a standard battery not be recharged?

a)

Corrosion of cathode by energy-producing chemical reaction

b)

Corrosion of anode by energy-producing chemical reaction

c)

Low rated capacity

d)

Dischargement

18.

Why did Gustav Mahler write Songs of a Wayfarer No. 2?

a)

He was kicked out of the German Guild of songwriters and showed his revenge through this song.

b)

He wrote it as a tribute to the songwriter Ludwig van Beethoven.

c)

He had a love affair with a soprano and wrote all about her.

d)

He was short of money and his advisor told him to write a surprise song.

19.

The ground were we stand

With the flag held in our hand

Was first the _______.

a)

brown mans.

b)

red mans.

c)

black mans.

d)

yellow mans.

20.

Which of these songs was featured in the 2002 album Beautiful Collision?

a)

Get Some Sleep by Bic Runga

b)

Streets of London by Ralph McTell

c)

Signs by Five Man Electrical Band

d)

Trying to Get the Feeling Again by The Carpenters

21.

Requiem in D Minor was written by Franz Süssmayr and which artist?

a)

Joseph Haydn

b)

Wolfgang Mozart

c)

George Handel

d)

Ludwig van Beethoven

22.

Office in a Small City by Edward Hopper is painted in which style?

a)

impressionist

b)

minimalist

c)

cubist

d)

realist

23.

Paul Ramirez Jonas's artwork began in what city?

a)

London

b)

Paris

c)

New York

d)

Los Angeles

24.

Who discovered the tardigrade?

a)

Domenico Vandlli

b)

Thomas Hardwicke

c)

Johann August Ephraim Goeze

d)

James Watson

e)

Georges Cuvier

25.

What might the writer of the song "Black Man" think of Toyin Ojih Odulta's drawing "Between the Margins"?

a)

"The world is made for only black men"

b)

"I can relate, for I too feel marginalized"

c)

"Just because you have a different colored skin does not mean you can't achieve great things. The world is made for all men"

d)

"This painting doesn't do a good job conveying how most black men feel"

26.

How many "Sodder children" disappeared?

a)

7

b)

3

c)

5

d)

9

27.

What was the ethnicity of the person who first invented wireless power?

a)

English

b)

American

c)

Spanish

d)

French

28.

Who initiated the buildings of the Pyramids of Giza?

a)

Tutankhamen

b)

Khufu

c)

Amose

d)

Phil Swift

29.

"Crusoe in England" also represents...

a)

The author's marginalised experience as a poet

b)

Symbolic names

c)

The struggles of forced assimilation

d)

The conflict between old and new

e)

All of the above

30.

How does Elizabeth Bishop represent creativity?

a)

"Colorful Lava"

b)

"Miserable Volcanoes"

c)

"Glittering Hexagon of rollers"

d)

"Cloud-dump"

e)

None of the above

31.

"Goodbye, Sancho Panza" would've most likely been a companion poem to which book?

a)

The Raven

b)

Huckleberry Finn

c)

Robinson Crusoe

d)

Don Quixote

e)

None of the above

32.

"Min Nong" focuses on people in what profession?

a)

Office workers

b)

Artists

c)

Slaves

d)

Architects

e)

Farmers

33.

John Keats was most known for what style of poetry?

a)

Haiku

b)

Romantic

c)

Epic

d)

Elegy

e)

Spoken Word

34.

"Ode on a Grecian Urn" comments on what aspect of the namesake artwork?

a)

Their intricate and foolish designs

b)

The purposes of the urn

c)

The perpetuity of time on the decorations

d)

The lifestyles of the people

e)

The skill of the artist and the labours they had to undertake

35.

What is the colossus in the "New Colossus"?

a)

Colosseum

b)

Big Ben

c)

Great Pyramid of Giza

d)

Statue of Liberty

e)

Brooklyn Bridge

36.

What marginalised group might the "New Colossus" have appealed to?

a)

Blacks in America

b)

Jews

c)

Refugees

d)

Immigrants

e)

Irishmen

37.

What is the Raven most notable for?

a)

It's deformed

b)

It's comical timing

c)

It's signature croak

d)

It's bond with the narrator

e)

All of the above

38.

How might one best describe the tone of "Tyger"?

a)

Cautionary

b)

Inquisitive

c)

Happy

d)

Care-free

e)

All of the above

39.

Alex Dang delivers his poem in what style?

a)

Spoken Word

b)

Haiku

c)

Tanka

d)

Limerick

e)

Song

40.

"Those who do not dance" touches on which marginalised group?

a)

Disabled people

b)

Black people

c)

"Yellow" workers

d)

Jazz singers

e)

None of the above

41.
He hijacked a plane for thousands of dollars.
a)
Bermuda Triangle
b)
D. B. Cooper
c)
Amelia Earhart
d)
Loch Ness Monster
42.
Settlers in this 1st English colony disappeared.
a)
Stonehenge
b)
Machu Picchu
c)
Bermuda Triagle
d)
Roanoke Colony
43.
These mysterious designs appear in farmer's fields.
a)
Roanoke Colony
b)
Crop Circles
c)
Amelia Earhart
d)
Nazca Lines
44.
These Peruvian designs can only be seen from the air.
a)
Bermuda Triangle
b)
Stonehenge
c)
Nazca Lines
d)
Machu Picchu
45.
This stone circle may have been an ancient graveyard.
a)
Bermuda Triangle
b)
Stonehenge
c)
Crop Circles
d)
Bigfoot
46.
This spot is located in the Atlantic Ocean.
a)
Crop Circles
b)
Nazca Lines
c)
Bermuda Triangle
d)
Loch Ness Monster
47.
The Incas built this city in the Andes Mountains.
a)
Machu Picchu
b)
Roanoke Colony
c)
Stonehenge
d)
D.B. Cooper
48.

What is the length of a single particle of a Magstripe?

a)

1/2,000,000 inch

b)

1/20,000,000 Inch

c)

1/200,000 inch

d)

1/20,000 inch

49.

What is the relationship between NFC and RFID technology?

a)

NFC is a specialized subset within the family of RFID technology

b)

RFID is a specialized subset within the family of NFC technology

c)

RFID is radio frequency based; NFC is electromagnetic field based

50.

Which type of conformity takes place when a person just wants to fit in with the group?

a)

Referential

b)

Informational

c)

Normative