What is the Human-headed cinerary urn (6.7) made out of?
a. marble
b. bronze
c. terra cotta
d. gold
Answer: c.
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a. short piece of prose or verse eulogizing someone deceased. b. hymn that celebrated the deeds of major gods such as Zeus and Apollo. c. the primary musical entertainment at the symposium. d. wild choral song, mingled with shouts, that honored Dionysus.
Baciccio's Triumph of the Sacred Name of Jesus in Il Gesu in Rome achieves a trompe l'oeil effect by combining painted figures with __________
a. marble sculptures and an oculus b. white stucco modeled figures and a bronze ceiling c. marble sculptured figures and a coffered stone ceiling d. white stucco modeled sculptures and a gilded stucco ceiling e. painted stucco sculptures and a wooden ceiling
One of history's most tragic figures, ________, began his performing career as a child prodigy.
A. Jean-Jacques Rousseau B. Christoph Willibald Gluck C. Franz Joseph Haydn D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The Song of Roland describes
a) Charlemagne’s defeat of the Lombards. b) Roland’s marriage to Charlemagne’s daughter. c) Charlemagne’s defeat of the Saracen Muslims. d) Roland’s conversion to Christianity.