Which play, produced in 1866, is often called the first modern musical?
A) Applause
B) The Bandwagon
C) Bamboozled
D) The Black Crook
E) Of Thee I Sing
D
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a. first theme b. transition c. second theme d. closing e. coda
Van Gogh builds up his lines in thick, bold strokes that possess an almost structural quality known as
a) impasto. d) analytic. c) implied. d) controlled.
In the choir at Saint-Denis, Abbot Suger's builders achieved an open, flowing space surrounded by walls of stained glass by __________.
A. using pointed arches, ribbed groin vaults, and external buttressing B. creating a short triforium supported by exterior flying buttresses C. enclosing the choir with a flat expanse of load-bearing stone walls D. constructing a tall nave arcade supported by heavy compound piers
Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims
A. are drawn exclusively from the upper classes. B. are drawn exclusively from the lower classes. C. represent all walks of medieval society. D. represent idealized portraits of medieval types.