Step 1
The word that shouldn't be used in a challenge.
What is will?
Two words that combine ideas that shouldn't be in your how might we or so that.
What is and/or?
What is the Underlying Problem?
The category involving money.
What is economics?
The thing you research beforehand that the future scene is based around.
The second step of a challenge.
What is "what the problem might be?"
A type of verb that shouldn't be used in your UP.
What is an absolute verb?
When you add more and more detail to your solution.
What is elaboration?
The category about mental wellbeing.
What is psychological health?
The two future scene parameters that you don't know prior to reading the future scene.
What is time and place?
The 21 subjects that help you brainstorm.
What are categories?
The three future scene parameters that you have to include in your UP, often seen at the end of the UP.
What are time, topic, and place?
The first thing that is necessary to include in a solution.
What is "who will do it?"
The category about anything else not in the other categories.
What is miscellaneous?
The normal length of a future scene.
What is a page?
What you are awarded when your challenge is written in a way that is easy to understand the cause and effect relationship.
What is clarity?
The two main things that your UP is scored on.
What is significance and scope?
The last thing that is necessary to include in a solution.
The category about one's beliefs and values.
The number of years into the future that the future scene will be set.
What is 20-30?
When your challenge shows a clear understanding of the result for the people in the future scene.
What is insight?
When your how might we and so that are too similar, which is something we want to avoid.
What is a circular UP?
When your solution is written in a concise way and is easy to follow.
What is clarity?
The category about what considered right or wrong by society.
What is ethics and morality?
The last paragraph in the future scene, used for help writing your Underlying Problem.
What is the charge?