A person typically experiences scale in relation to
a) the size of his or her body.
b) smaller details within a work of art.
c) the size of the room.
d) other artworks surrounding an object.
a) the size of his or her body.
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What does it meant to have a “more comprehensive understanding”?
a. By leveraging close reading and developing skills from the humanities, you will not need to incorporate insights from the natural or social sciences. b. By leveraging the insights from multiple disciplinary perspectives, you will gain a more complete understanding of the complex problem that would have been gleaned from studying the problem from one disciplinary perspective. c. This might be understood by considering the term “gestalt” – where the whole (understanding) exceeds the sum of its component parts (disciplinary insights). d. Both “b” and “c” are correct.
The English tendency for stately processions influenced this part of Salisbury Cathedral:
a. The elongated transept b. The ten bayed nave c. The four bayed portal d. The lack of an apse
A man is on stage alone. The audience sits and laughs and is often addressed by this man. He is, however, not wearing a costume. This type of performance is also known as
A. stand-up comedy. B. a paratheatrical. C. commedia. D. musical comedy.
In Early Christian Design, the decorations (frescos and mosaics) served:
a. Solely to brighten the interiors of the churches. b. As a teaching tool to inform a generally illiterate public to historical religious events.