Which work was investigated by the Roman Inquisition on grounds of possible heresy?
a. The Rape of Europa
b. Jupiter and Io
c. Last Judgment
d. Last Supper
Answer: d
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A. abstract geometrical patterns and photography. B. conventional shots and camera angles. C. sophisticated “continental” musical numbers. D. realistic dramatic narratives.
The park of which English estate, designed by Flitcroft and Hoare, is based on episodes from Virgil's Aeneid?
A. Hagley Park B. Chiswick House C. Basildon Park D. Stourhead Park
Which of the following is NOT a principle that is almost universally followed onstage?
A. You usually cross behind another character. B. Actors do not often move at the same time. C. Generally, look at people who are entering or exiting to help direct attention. D. Move on your own lines and remain still on the lines of others.
Motion Study: George Reynolds, Pole-Vaulting (fig. 24.15) is a __________ by Thomas Eakins
A. painting B. sculpture C. mixed media D. photograph E. both C and D