George II, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen is credited with “inventing” which of the following
roles in the theatre?
a. the actor
b. the director
c. the designer
d. the manager
b.
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Ravel composed in all of the important genres of his day with one exception. Which genre did he avoid?
a. orchestral tone poems b. piano character pieces c. ballet d. symphony
The Gateway of India in Mumbai is a ____________designed by the British architect George Wittet
A. triumphal arch B. coliseum C. statue D. wall
Who among the following became the biggest star in Asia and executed astonishingly risky stunts while giving himself a screen persona reminiscent of Keaton and Harold Lloyd-the diminutive, never-say-die average man?
A. Jackie Chan B. Stephen Chow C. Chow Yun-fat D. Bruce Lee
Which of the following is a true statement about this composition?
a) having established a strong sense of the tonic at the beginning of the movement, the composer moves away from it after the middle of the movement (to III and iv) and then returns to it at the end b) the work, while strong in melodic contrasts, features little meaningful harmonic variety c) it relies on the element of dance and is programmatic d) the work avoids the sequential repetition of ideas otherwise typical of its composer