One of the first artists to create completely nonobjective paintings was __________
A. Pablo Picasso
B. Umberto Boccioni
C. Edvard Munch
D. Wassily Kandinsky
D
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This bassist revolutionized the Ellington band, the manner in which the instrument itself is played, and
the role of the bassist in the rhythm section.
a. Paul Chambers b. Ben Webster c. Walter Page d. Jimmy Blanton
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A. Pragmatics B. Syntactics C. Parole D. Semiotics