What is the significance of beads in Yoruba art?
A. They show power and high status.
B. They represent ancestors, with each bead marking an honored family member.
C. They are connected with fertility and generative power.
D. They both protect the wearer and represent wisdom.
Answer: D
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a. aristocrats sympathetic to the cause. b. members of the French military. c. members of the middle and working classes. d. the Catholic clergy.
To maximize their global audience, and to undercut piracy, the Hollywood studios in the 2000s:
A. increasingly aimed at day-and-date release, putting the film on offshore screens at the same. B. began to beam their movies digitally from satellites to theaters worldwide, rather than supply DVD-ROM or celluloid copies. C. began to release their blockbuster films on DVD a few weeks prior to their theatrical runs. D. required overseas exhibition sites to strictly monitor their patrons for recording devices.
The rondeau is
A) a multipart song with a recurrent refrain B) the oldest of the song forms popularized in France C) a poet-musician who sang about courtly love D) an instrumentalist attached to a court E) Answers A and B
J.M.W. Turner and John Constable shared in a belief that __________.
A. nature incites imagination B. the sublime is the only true subject of art C. Romanticism must be dark to be pure D. painting is an admirable endeavor, but writing is the highest of the arts