The Muromachi period rock garden represents the principles of __________.
A. Zen Buddhism
B. Pure Land Buddhism
C. Shinto
D. Daoism
Answer: A
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A. the use of gilded bronze for architectural sculpture B. the curved forms and courtly posture of the figures C. the emphasis on the three-dimensional mass of the figures D. the spatial ambiguities of the settings
How does Haydn create the "surprise" in the third movement of Symphony no. 102?
a. dramatic harmonic shifts b. sudden change in dynamics c. off-stage instrumentation d. a programmatic depiction of a battle
Most interior scenes in prototypical Neorealist films are filmed in carefully lit studio sets.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Ink that is thinned with water or spirit and brushed on to suggest tone is called a __________
A. wash B. solvent C. binder D. coating