When was Carnegie Hall built?

A. Just after the Revolutionary War
B. During the Civil War
C. In the late nineteenth century
D. Just after World War I

Answer: C

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The French word that refers to a European artistic style of the 17th and 18th centuries characterized by fanciful imagery of an imaginary China is called:

a. orientalism. b. Japonisme. c. Chinoiserie. d. all of these. e. none of these.

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What act is represented in the Aztec relief slab depicting Tlaltecuhtli?

A broken stone plaque is carved in low relief and painted in yellow, red, blue, white, and black. The plaque depicts a humanoid figure squatting so that its short skirt hangs to the ground between two clawed feet. The figure has a feathered headdress, round earrings with fringe, and a wide mouth. A stream of braided red emerges from its mouth. The figure forms a rectangle about fourteen feet high and twelve feet wide, with knees bent and arms raised in an upright position.

a. The death of the deity
b. Giving birth
c. A ceremonial dance
d. The devouring of enemies

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1960s Happenings celebrated the transitory and confusing aspects of life.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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Francis I transformed a hunting lodge in __________ into a grand palace

A. Wittenberg B. Nantes C. Augsburg D. Fontainebleau

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