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BUNDLE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS 100% PASS GUARANTEED
⩥ Is the artist of Habitat implying something about the world we
inhabit? Answer: No, Glenda Leon is implying that we should live in
this world, not the world that we currently live in.
⩥ The Makoko School's seemingly unlikely approach to building a
school has been celebrated as a sensible architectural solution. What
problem is it solving, and why might its innovative approach be even
more relevant in the future? Answer: The problem that they are solving
is flooding. It's innovative approach will be used in the future by many
people for flooding purposes.
⩥ Paintings of controversial events can themselves become objects of
controversy. Consider why this might be as you examine Gerald Laing's
"Convertible", which spent many years out of public view. Answer:
People might say that this is a very sensitive subject being that it was
made when president JFK was shot. People might also say that it was
made at the perfect time.
⩥ Discuss this vision of something far less unlikely than it might seem
in retrospect, co-created by a cosmonaut who could have been the first
man on the moon. Can a depiction of something that never happened
, still be authentic? Answer: Yes, anything that someone want to be
authentic can be authentic.
⩥ Consider this "retroactive" work by Robert Rauschenberg and the
elements of his era (1963) that might have inspired it. If you had to make
a similar retroactive of our own time, what would you include? Answer:
I would include Trump, Mars, and a Modern House because I think these
things would represent America during this time.
⩥ FORTUNE TELLER AND THE CAT by the 20th century artist
Hamed Nada is said to blend (perhaps uneasily) elements of superstition
and modernity he encountered in his homeland of Egypt. With that in
mind, consider: is fortune-telling a particularly Egyptian cultural
tradition, or is it something more universal—and does it (and
superstition more broadly) still have a role in the world today? Answer:
Fourtune telling and other superstitions are broadly used today.
Especially in Football. ;) Many people make a living off of fourtune
telling.
⩥ Could a greater understanding of risk put you at a greater risk?
Answer: Yes. The art piece shows people in a lighting storm saying that
it was completly safe because their odds of getting struck are 1 in
7,000,000.
⩥ Is the biggest moonshot of all the making of a planet? How does the
composer capture the feeling of such a moment? Answer: No. Although
BUNDLE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS 100% PASS GUARANTEED
⩥ Is the artist of Habitat implying something about the world we
inhabit? Answer: No, Glenda Leon is implying that we should live in
this world, not the world that we currently live in.
⩥ The Makoko School's seemingly unlikely approach to building a
school has been celebrated as a sensible architectural solution. What
problem is it solving, and why might its innovative approach be even
more relevant in the future? Answer: The problem that they are solving
is flooding. It's innovative approach will be used in the future by many
people for flooding purposes.
⩥ Paintings of controversial events can themselves become objects of
controversy. Consider why this might be as you examine Gerald Laing's
"Convertible", which spent many years out of public view. Answer:
People might say that this is a very sensitive subject being that it was
made when president JFK was shot. People might also say that it was
made at the perfect time.
⩥ Discuss this vision of something far less unlikely than it might seem
in retrospect, co-created by a cosmonaut who could have been the first
man on the moon. Can a depiction of something that never happened
, still be authentic? Answer: Yes, anything that someone want to be
authentic can be authentic.
⩥ Consider this "retroactive" work by Robert Rauschenberg and the
elements of his era (1963) that might have inspired it. If you had to make
a similar retroactive of our own time, what would you include? Answer:
I would include Trump, Mars, and a Modern House because I think these
things would represent America during this time.
⩥ FORTUNE TELLER AND THE CAT by the 20th century artist
Hamed Nada is said to blend (perhaps uneasily) elements of superstition
and modernity he encountered in his homeland of Egypt. With that in
mind, consider: is fortune-telling a particularly Egyptian cultural
tradition, or is it something more universal—and does it (and
superstition more broadly) still have a role in the world today? Answer:
Fourtune telling and other superstitions are broadly used today.
Especially in Football. ;) Many people make a living off of fourtune
telling.
⩥ Could a greater understanding of risk put you at a greater risk?
Answer: Yes. The art piece shows people in a lighting storm saying that
it was completly safe because their odds of getting struck are 1 in
7,000,000.
⩥ Is the biggest moonshot of all the making of a planet? How does the
composer capture the feeling of such a moment? Answer: No. Although
