In 1994, Lee Tamahori's film ________ became the top locally made film at the box office in New Zealand. Its tale of domestic violence in a working-class urban Maori family both reflected local life and had an appeal abroad.
A. Once Were Warriors
B. Heavenly Creatures
C. An Angel at My Table
D. The Navigator
Answer: A
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A. Expressionism. B. Dadaism. C. Cubism. D. Surrealism.
The dramatic tension in Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith and her Maidservant with the Head of Holofernes is produced by the implication that ______________.
a. Judith and her maidservant are hatching the plot to murder Holofernes b. Judith and her maidservant are in the process of murdering Holofernes c. Judith and her maidservant have murdered Holofernes, but now must now escape undetected. d. Holofernes will overcome them through sheer strength
The ________ movement, founded in Switzerland, consisted of a loosely knit group of European painters and poets who, perceiving WWI as evidence of a world gone mad, dedicated themselves to spreading the gospel of irrationality.
A. Abstract B. Dada C. Bauhaus D. Pop
What describes "trip hop"?
A. Ambient music B. Delivered by bands such as Orbital C. Based upon the Beatles' music D. A variant of grunge