The Shinto religion considers trees, rocks, clay, and other elements of nature as manifestations of the
a. kojiki.
b. kami.
c. matsuri.
d. shoden.
Answer: b
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a. He subordinates the colors red, black, and brown. b. He repeats rectangular shapes of different sizes. c. He arranges the subject matter symmetrically. d. He places figures on a horizontal axis.
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A. choice of subject matter. B. set design. C. composition. D. narrative structure.
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In the U.S., when did the sale of CDs peak at $13.2 billion?
A. 2000 B. 1997 C. 1993 D. 1989
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A. troubadours. B. civil servants. C. the Crusades. D. Benedictine monasteries.
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