If you are attend a play from the eighteenth century that is performed in an elaborate indoor space, appeals to aristocratic tastes, presents a mythic story, and adheres to the unities, you are probably watching an example of
a. Elizabethan tragedy.
b. naturalism.
c. neoclassicism.
d. satire.
c
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The electric bass
a) made bass lines more flexible and active b) was the first electric instrument adopted for use in rock c) was so problematic it wasn’t widely used until the 1970s d) sounded in a higher register than the acoustic version
Renewed interest in __________ provided the funds necessary to expand the façade of the Cathedral of St. James, Santiago de Compostela (Fig. 23-23)
A. pilgrimages B. wealth C. Madrid D. dueling
One of the best examples of clerestory lighting is in the ____ of the New Kingdom pylon temple at Karnak
a. hypostyle hall b. mastaba c. forecourt d. sanctuary
The years 1954 and 1955 were pivotal in the evolution from black rhythm-and-blues to the emergence of white rock ‘n' roll. What occurred during these years to make them so significant?
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