The theorbo is a:
A) low, bassoon-like wind instrument
B) keyboard instrument with three rows of keys for playing all the chromatic notes
C) a large, lute-like instrument with a full octave of additional bass strings descending in a diatonic pattern
D) a large, bowed string instrument played between the legs
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) Inquisition B) Great Divide C) Great Schism D) Black Death E) Crusades
________ is a series of lenses that keeps an image in constant focus and allows the camera to appear to glide toward or away from a subject without any camera movement.
A. The Barlow lens B. A telephoto lens C. The zoom lens D. The Steadicam
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a. geodesic dome b. truss c. post and lintel d. complete frame