The humor of the Ealing Studios was typically built on:
A. stunts and slapstick routines, often acted by British music hall performers.
B. injecting a single fantastic premise into an ordinary situation.
C. parodies of popular British genres.
D. romantic entanglements exemplified by the screwball comedies of the 1930s Hollywood.
Answer: B
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A. gives credit to the work done by installers, people who hang other people's art. B. forces the viewer to create the art in his or her mind based on verbal description. C. has again flattened the art object to two dimensions. D. creates an environment for the viewer to enter and experience. E. predominantly focuses on film.
Funky/soul jazz is a branch of
a. cool jazz b. hard bop c. third-stream jazz d. modal jazz
Who served as chief painter to Louis XIV and directed the team of artists who decorated the interior of the palace at Versailles?
a. Charles Le Brun b. Anthony van Dyck c. André Le Nôtre d. Alexander Henderson
Sarah Ruhl indicates in the stage directions of Eurydice that "The underworld should resemble the world of Grimm's Fairy Tales more than it resembles Hades."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)