The opening melody, and the one that keeps returning in "Hoe-Down," is a traditional fiddle tune called
a. "The Wild West.".
b. "Dancin' at the Savoy.".
c. "Classical Country.".
d. "Bonaparte's Retreat.".
D
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Innovative features in the Belleville Breviary such as the three-dimensional architectural setting indicate that Jean Pucelle had studied in which area?
A. Constantinople B. Spain C. Italy D. England
The United States Supreme Court did not ban school segregation until
a. 1900. b. 1925. c. 1954. d. 1975.
In The Ambassadors, the lute with the broken string probably symbolizes the
a. disharmony between Protestants and Catholics. b. discontent in England over Henry’s marriages. c. separation of religion and science. d. broken relations between England and France.
Which of these statements about the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is false?
A. Plays are in performance for eight months out of the year. B. It is located in a small town in southern Oregon. C. Most of the plays performed there are works of William Shakespeare. D. The Festival has three stages where they stage their performances.