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WORLD SCHOLAR-S CUP 2023 RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Definition 1 of 445
A drawing in 2016 that is a near complete replica of Picasso's Guernica, but contains uneven
vertical charcoal bars representing redaction, the bars of a prison, and the flicker of black and
white news reels of the past. It was displayed by Cahiers d'Art.
Guernica Remastered
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Untitled (Guernica Redacted) - Robert Longo
Yesterday - The Beatles
Definition 2 of 445
An album by Founders in 2021 which is an arrangement of Olivier Messiaen's Quartet for the
End of Time combined with aspects of jazz, rock, and other non-classical style to peak the
interest of people who are both unfamiliar and familiar with the original piece.
Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin
Quartet for the End of Time
Iberian carvel construction method
Songs for the End of Time Vol. 1
,Definition 3 of 445
A painting in 2011 meant to accurately depict George Washington and his army crossing the
Delaware river attempting a surprise attack on mercenaries at Trenton. Its creation involved
prior research with historians to ensure the final product was as accurate as possible. It shows
flat boats, cannons, wires that would have been strung from one side to the other, and ice
sheets.
Judith and the Head of Holofernes - Klimt
Washington's Crossing - Mort Kunstler
Panchajanya - Simon Thacker
Washington Crossing the Delaware - Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze
Definition 4 of 445
A scandal in 1972 which involved a burglary of the Democratic National Committee
headquarters at the Watergate complex in Washington DC, which was staged by sitting
president Richard Nixon. Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein from the Washington Post were
the ones who covered the scandal.
Star Trek: Picard
Watergate
Frontierland
Radiocarbon
Definition 5 of 445
An era often considered a time of consensus and stability within America, which also makes it a
time of nostalgia that politicians, usually conservatives, will look toward it as a time of
prosperity and model their campaign off of it.
Memoir
Diary
1950s
,Definition 6 of 445
The love or admiration of the Roman Empire, to the extent of attempting to model a nation
upon it. This was seen during Mussolini's Fascist Italy.
Romanità
Mongol Empire
Katori Hall
Oyo Kingdom
Definition 7 of 445
A biomarker of animals and animal remains.
Diseases
Cholesterol
Fatty Foods
Hypotonic Solution
Definition 8 of 445
A 1995 animated musical historical drama film based on the life of Powhatan woman
Pocahontas and the arrival of English colonial settlers from the Virginia Company. It
romanticizes her encounter with John Smith and her legendary saving of his life. However, the
woman's real name was Matoaka, and was only 10 or 11 at the time that the legend took place,
whereas in [ ] she is portrayed as an adult. There was also very little evidence that she had a
relationship with Smith, who is depicted as an amiable man despite being described as having
a harsh exterior.
Pocahontas
Squanto
Powhatan
The Woman King
, Definition 9 of 445
A fingerprint that is left on surfaces because of oils or less visible substances. Often called
covert or partial prints, these are not visible to us and require special techniques like ALS in
order to analyze.
Joseph Bennett
Locard's Principle
Medieval Times
Latent Print
Definition 10 of 445
A piece in 1824 from the final movement of the composer's Ninth Symphony. It is one of the
most recognizable classical pieces in the world. It has been used in films like "A Clockwork
Orange", and sampled in songs like "Joy" by Staxx in 1993. It was used in a movement in 2020 to
provide a public message for joy during the COVID pandemic.
Wampanoag
Ode to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven
Judith and Holofernes - Wiley
Mongol Empire
Definition 11 of 445
Describes depictions of female virtue, specifically meaning strong and/or virtuous woman.
Thermopolium
Andrzej Kucybała
Shipworm
femme forte
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