Which of the following is NOT used in the percussion section of the orchestra?

A) triangle B) wood block C) tuba D) cow bell

C

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Overlapping objects on a two-dimensional plane is one way to

a)  achieve depth on a flat surface. b)  fit in more objects. c)  confuse the viewer about spatial placement. d)  create a sense of open form.

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According to Picasso, what does the bull that appears in his monumental 1937 painting Guernica represent?

A 25-foot-wide painting in black, white, and gray features distorted and dismembered humans and animals in extreme pain. The figures overlap, and they are rendered as flat planes with almost no modeling. In the upper-left, a bull stands over a screaming woman. Below them, a figure lies on the ground, arms outstretched, one hand holding a broken sword. The figure’s eyes are positioned at odd angles on the same side of his head. In the center background, a horse rears up, bares its teeth, and flares its nostrils. On the right, a man kneels, throws up his arms, and screams toward the sky.

a. Brutality and darkness
b. Gentleness and light
c. Good and evil
d. Man and woman

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As seen in the mosaic, An Unswept Floor, to fool the viewer with a great sense of detail and realism is known as:

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What is one striking feature of Cimabue’s Madonna Enthroned with Angels and Prophets?

a. The Christ Child does not appear in it. b. It includes both Byantine elements and naturalistic spatial elements. c. It is a miniature, designed for display in a church. d. Mary and the Christ Child look straight out, engaging the viewer.

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