The typical Classical concerto usually contains three movements:
A) fast—fast—fast. B) slow—fast—fast. C) slow—fast—slow. D) fast—slow—fast.
D
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How did landscape painters of the Sung dynasty attempt to convey the Neo-Confucian concept of li in their art?
A. They carefully observed nature and rendered detailed images of specific environments. B. They looked for the spiritual essence of objects and expressed it through their painting. C. They painted the same scene repeatedly in order to capture subtle changes and variations of nature. D. They created scenes that encouraged viewers to imagine themselves in the landscape.
Which statement accurately describes the significance of the Second Temple of Jerusalem in the period of Herod’s rule?
a) Its expansion during this period represented Herod’s attempt to keep peace between the Jews and the Romans. b) It was desecrated by “idol” statuary installed on Herod’s orders, driving Jewish priests out. c) Herod’s rebuilding campaign added Hellenistic features to the Temple’s design, such as Corinthian columns, to symbolize the defeat of the Jews by Greek and Roman rulers. d) It was built in this period to house the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The red-light district of New Orleans where many jazz musicians were employed was known as ________.
A. Good Time Square B. Storyville C. Tin Pan Alley D. Congo Square
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Which element of Marat's Oath of the Horatii reflects Enlightenment ideals rather than Neoclassicism?
A. Narrow stagelike setting B. Subject from Roman history C. Juxtaposed actions of men and women D. Background with classical architecture