Steel-frame construction has been likened to ____
a. reinforced concrete
b. load-bearing buildings
c. a skeleton
d. a hard shell
C
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The crucial difference between R & B and rock and roll was race
a. True b. False
The trial between Whistler and Ruskin exemplified
a. the rise of the art critic as a force in the art world. b. the insanity of misjudging art. c. the conflict between the Rubenists and the Poussinists. d. the new role of art galleries and dealers. e. the mishandling of a jury.
Pere Ubu's sound was considered New Wave because it
a. was not experimental. b. moved toward mainstream pop. c. explored ambient landscapes. d. included keyboard sounds.