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Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is Moore’s Law primarily about?
a)
The speed of space travel
b)
The doubling of computing power
c)
The rise of renewable energy
d)
The growth of human intelligence
e)
The expansion of the internet
2.
What does the song Counting Up to Twenty symbolize?
a)
The power of artificial intelligence
b)
The importance of precise counting
c)
The optimism of continuous progress
d)
The fear of an unpredictable future
e)
The struggle of learning math
3.
What phrase does Donald Trump frequently use to frame his opinions?
a)
“Trust me on this.”
b)
“As I have said before…”
c)
“Many people are saying…”
d)
“Let me be clear…”
e)
“According to science…”
4.
What is a major criticism of doomerism?
a)
It ignores historical progress
b)
It is based on government propaganda
c)
It assumes artificial intelligence will fail
d)
It only affects wealthy individuals
e)
It promotes reckless optimism
5.
Why do some scientists hesitate to have children?
a)
They worry about climate change
b)
They believe intelligence is decreasing
c)
They think technology is replacing humans
d)
They fear the cost of education
e)
They want to focus on their careers
6.
What did the Global Round in Bangkok refer to in the passage?
a)
An international economic conference
b)
A futuristic city development project
c)
A major World Scholar’s Cup event
d)
A global peace treaty
e)
A revolutionary scientific discovery
7.
Why was Dr. Manette’s recovery difficult after leaving prison?
a)
He had memory loss
b)
He was physically weak
c)
He was stuck in prison habits
d)
He didn’t recognize his family
e)
He forgot how to speak
8.
What was one result of the American Revolution mentioned in the passage?
a)
The creation of a monarchy
b)
The expansion of European colonies
c)
The transformation of Rip Van Winkle’s community
d)
The establishment of global democracy
e)
The collapse of the British Empire
9.
What does the passage suggest might replace cars in 2120?
a)
Underground railways
b)
Self-flying helicopters
c)
Pods on sky rails
d)
Rocket-powered motorcycles
e)
Personal teleportation devices
10.
What energy sources does the passage highlight as potential solutions for climate change?
a)
Fossil fuels and nuclear energy
b)
Solar and wind power
c)
Gasoline and hydropower
d)
Oil and geothermal energy
e)
Natural gas and coal
11.
What historical inspiration connects Steve Rogers and Aang?
a)
They both woke up in a changed world
b)
They both were leaders of revolutions
c)
They both lived in medieval times
d)
They both mastered ancient techniques
e)
They both had the same mentor
12.
What animal was frozen alongside Aang in Avatar: The Last Airbender?
a)
A dragon
b)
A sky bison
c)
A polar bear dog
d)
A komodo rhino
e)
A giant turtle
13.
What is one possible way future kitchens might prepare food?
a)
By printing it in 3D
b)
By using traditional fire-based cooking
c)
By growing it inside machines
d)
By instantly heating it with lasers
e)
By using robots to cook from scratch
14.
What role did Lucie play in helping Dr. Manette recover?
a)
She hired doctors
b)
She ignored his past
c)
She patiently reminded him of his life
d)
She sent him away to heal
e)
She forced him to confront his trauma immediately
15.
What type of energy does the passage mention as becoming cheaper?
a)
Nuclear energy
b)
Fossil fuels
c)
Solar and wind energy
d)
Gasoline
e)
Biomass energy
16.
What major world event had happened while Steve Rogers was frozen?
a)
The Moon landing
b)
The Civil Rights Movement
c)
The Vietnam War
d)
The Cold War
e)
All of the above
17.
What made doomerism seem believable to some people?
a)
Constant negative news
b)
Lack of historical knowledge
c)
Increase in wars
d)
AI replacing jobs
e)
Government propaganda
18.
What futuristic feature was mentioned about phones?
a)
They might be implanted in human brains
b)
They could be made of transparent material
c)
They might be holographic assistants
d)
They would no longer exist
e)
They could communicate telepathically
19.
What happened to the real Ground Zero after the attacks?
a)
It became a shopping mall
b)
It was left untouched
c)
It became a memorial site
d)
It was turned into an amusement park
e)
It was closed permanently
20.
How was Dogecoin different from Bitcoin in its early years?
a)
It had a more serious purpose
b)
It had faster transaction times
c)
It was created as a joke
d)
It was government-backed
e)
It was not a cryptocurrency at all
21.
What was one major concern critics had about universal basic income?
a)
It could increase crime
b)
It might make people stop working
c)
It could devalue currency
d)
It could lead to economic collapse
e)
It would only help rich people
22.
How does Aang’s time skip compare to Rip Van Winkle’s?
a)
Aang’s was much longer
b)
Rip Van Winkle woke up in a more chaotic world
c)
Aang didn’t age, while Rip did
d)
Rip Van Winkle’s world was unrecognizable
e)
Both woke up with new superpowers
23.
What might be an unexpected effect of futuristic education?
a)
Students learning too quickly
b)
The end of traditional schools
c)
A rise in creative thinking
d)
Students relying too much on AI
e)
The disappearance of teachers
24.
Who is most likely to feel disoriented after waking up in 2120?
a)
A historian
b)
A scientist
c)
A time traveler
d)
A regular person
e)
A robot
25.
Who is most likely to find the transition to future technology easiest?
a)
A teacher
b)
A scientist
c)
A digital native
d)
An elderly person
e)
A historian
26.
Who is most likely to believe that history repeats itself?
a)
A climate scientist
b)
A historian
c)
A computer programmer
d)
A musician
e)
A tech entrepreneur
27.
Who is most likely to invest in Dogecoin based on Elon Musk’s tweets?
a)
A financial analyst
b)
A cryptocurrency enthusiast
c)
A casual investor
d)
A historian
e)
A scientist
28.
Who is most likely to dismiss Moore’s Law as outdated?
a)
An economist
b)
A historian
c)
A computer scientist
d)
A journalist
e)
A mathematician
29.
Who is most likely to have a difficult time returning to normal life after imprisonment?
a)
A war veteran
b)
A political prisoner
c)
A student
d)
A traveler
e)
A scientist
30.
Who is most likely to be skeptical of futuristic technology predictions?
a)
A historian
b)
A scientist
c)
A businessperson
d)
A teacher
e)
A tech investor
31.
Who is most likely to struggle with understanding future AI?
a)
A historian
b)
A scientist
c)
A programmer
d)
A young student
e)
A business leader
32.
When would Steve Rogers most likely feel out of place?
a)
In a modern-day city
b)
On a battlefield
c)
In the future after being frozen
d)
In his original time period
e)
In a virtual reality world
33.
When would a historian most likely reference Rip Van Winkle?
a)
To discuss literature
b)
To explain time travel
c)
To describe political revolutions
d)
To debate ethics
e)
To discuss economic policies
34.
When would people most likely question the benefits of AI?
a)
When AI helps diagnose diseases
b)
When AI replaces human jobs
c)
When AI is used for entertainment
d)
When AI writes books
e)
When AI improves transportation
35.
When would a child most likely notice they were in the future?
a)
When using their phone
b)
When stepping outside
c)
When interacting with AI
d)
When sitting in a futuristic chair
e)
When watching TV
36.
When would people most likely realize they are in a post-apocalyptic world?
a)
When they see abandoned cities
b)
When they notice new technology
c)
When they meet advanced AI
d)
When they try to use old currency
e)
When they wake up from cryosleep
37.
What is most likely to help someone adjust to a futuristic world?
a)
Learning history
b)
Studying AI
c)
Understanding new laws
d)
Adapting to technology
e)
Traveling the world
38.
If Rip Van Winkle had woken up today instead of after the American Revolution, what modern invention would confuse him the most?
a)
Cars
b)
Smartphones
c)
Airplanes
d)
Electric lights
e)
Refrigerators
39.
If Aang had woken up in 2120 instead of his own time, what would have been his biggest challenge?
a)
Finding his lost bending skills
b)
Understanding modern technology
c)
Adapting to new bending styles
d)
Traveling through different planets
e)
Learning a new language
40.
If Dr. Manette had not been freed from prison, what might have happened to him?
a)
He would have been forgotten by history
b)
He would have been declared a hero
c)
He would have become a powerful politician
d)
He would have found a way to escape
e)
He would have created a secret message
41.
If Donald Trump used AI to enhance his communication style, what might change?
a)
His speeches would become more structured
b)
His tweets would be more philosophical
c)
He would stop using “Many people are saying”
d)
He would develop a robotic voice
e)
His arguments would always be based on facts
42.
If doomerism were a video game, what would the main objective be?
a)
To save humanity from collapse
b)
To spread hope to the world
c)
To prepare for an unavoidable disaster
d)
To battle against AI overlords
e)
To escape Earth before it’s too late
43.
If Dogecoin had been created in the 1800s, what might have been its mascot?
a)
A horse
b)
A steam engine
c)
A telegram bird
d)
A train conductor
e)
A mechanical dog
44.
If future beds floated, what would be their biggest advantage?
a)
Better back support
b)
Improved temperature control
c)
Protection from earthquakes
d)
Easier cleaning
e)
They would make people sleep instantly
45.
If Steve Rogers met Aang, what would they most likely bond over?
a)
Their ability to travel through time
b)
Their struggles with lost friends
c)
Their love of modern music
d)
Their experience with cryogenic sleep
e)
Their desire to lead a normal life
46.
If Counting Up to Twenty were rewritten for the year 2120, what would be its new theme?
a)
Counting stars in a different galaxy
b)
Counting the number of robots in a city
c)
Counting the ways AI helps humans
d)
Counting steps toward time travel
e)
Counting the years until humans merge with machines
47.
If AI could predict the future, what would be its biggest challenge?
a)
Understanding human emotions
b)
Dealing with time paradoxes
c)
Avoiding manipulation by humans
d)
Knowing which future is real
e)
Keeping its predictions secret
48.
If a futuristic chair could change shape, what feature would be most useful?
a)
It could turn into a bed
b)
It could adapt to different weights
c)
It could disappear when not in use
d)
It could float around the house
e)
It could talk and give advice
49.
If the Global Round in Bangkok still existed in 2120, what might have changed?
a)
It would take place in virtual reality
b)
Students would compete using AI-powered knowledge
c)
The questions would be written by AI
d)
The event would be held in space
e)
It would be a historical reenactment
50.
If Steve Rogers had never been frozen, how might history have changed?
a)
He would have prevented major wars
b)
He would have become a famous scientist
c)
He would have aged normally and retired
d)
He would have taken over leadership roles in the military
e)
He would have prevented modern superhero conflicts
51.
If Aang could only master one element in 2120, which would be most useful?
a)
Air, for controlling drones
b)
Water, for renewable energy
c)
Earth, for rebuilding cities
d)
Fire, for advanced technology
e)
None, since bending might not exist
52.
If Dr. Manette had been freed 10 years earlier, how might his story change?
a)
He would have avoided his trauma
b)
He would have played a bigger role in politics
c)
He would have never met Lucie
d)
He would have been more famous
e)
He would have started a revolution
53.
If someone from 2024 woke up in 2120, what would be the best strategy for fitting in?
a)
Pretending to be a time traveler
b)
Learning about technology quickly
c)
Hiding from society
d)
Asking AI for help
e)
Avoiding all human interaction
54.
How is Trump’s “Many people are saying” tactic similar to historical propaganda?
a)
It spreads unverified claims
b)
It uses historical events to justify opinions
c)
It is based on scientific evidence
d)
It is primarily visual rather than spoken
e)
It avoids direct personal opinions
55.
How is the impact of AI similar to Moore’s Law?
a)
AI is also improving at an exponential rate
b)
AI is replacing Moore’s Law entirely
c)
AI is only affecting one industry
d)
AI growth is slowing down compared to Moore’s Law
e)
AI is controlled by the same scientists as Moore’s Law
56.
How is the Global Round in Bangkok similar to a futuristic learning environment?
a)
Both involve global participation
b)
Both use AI teachers
c)
Both require holographic technology
d)
Both focus only on history
e)
Both are only open to adults
57.
How is the effect of Elon Musk’s tweets on Dogecoin similar to historical financial bubbles?
a)
Both were driven by social influence rather than value
b)
Both involved government manipulation
c)
Both had long-term stable effects
d)
Both were created for serious economic reasons
e)
Both were controlled by scientists
58.
How does a futuristic holographic assistant compare to a modern smartphone?
a)
It interacts more naturally with humans
b)
It has fewer features
c)
It is less personalized
d)
It is harder to use
e)
It does not require electricity
59.
How is Aang’s hundred-year sleep different from Rip Van Winkle’s?
a)
Aang was frozen in ice, while Rip was magically asleep
b)
Rip’s world changed due to war, while Aang’s remained peaceful
c)
Aang had no powers before sleeping, while Rip did
d)
Aang was aware of time passing, while Rip was not
e)
Rip woke up in a world full of advanced technology
60.
If history repeated itself every 100 years, what event from the past would most likely happen again in 2120?
a)
A major scientific breakthrough
b)
A new world war
c)
The return of an ice age
d)
The invention of a brand-new language
e)
The disappearance of all money
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