Gustave Caillebotte was defined as a member of the Impressionist group because of his paintings'
a. large formats.
b. daring compositions.
c. loose brushwork.
d. dark palette.
Answer: c
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Jean Renoir used his distinctive technique of deep staging in The Crime of Monsieur Lange to:
A. suggest the unity among the people of the entire building. B. keep all of his actors in crisp focus. C. emphasize the Expressionist distortion of the sets. D. convey parallels between the worker Lange and the vulgar capitalist Batala.
Which style of acting was called for more in classical theatre?
A. presentational, because it tends to be favored by men, and men were the only actors in classic theatre B. representational, because the horrible times that audience members often experienced were best expressed through acute emotional action C. presentational, because emotional subtlety would've been lost in the massive amphitheater-type stages of the past D. representational, because ancient actors hadn't the training to be as "gaudy" as presentational seems to call for and they only had their own emotions work off of
The "Hallelujah" chorus features which textures?
a. monophony b. homophony c. polyphony d. all of the above
The opening motive of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 has a ________ rhythm.
A. short-short-long B. short-short-short-long C. short-long-short D. long-long-short