Where does Peter de Hooch use repetition as an organizing principle in Interior of a Dutch House?
a) in the rectangular shapes that form the floor tiles
b) in the similar clothing worn by the figures
c) in the various sizes of rectangles used for the fireplace, windows, paintings, and maps.
d) in the even number of figures
a) in the rectangular shapes that form the floor tiles
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You are a writer for a theatrical magazine and your editor asks you to do an article on the history of the director. After you research directors, you meet with your editor again to plot out your article. She reviews your research and asks you to explain how directors have been around since the beginning of theatre and how they have worked to balance both the collaboration of the creative elements and the authority needed to unify all aspects of the show. From what you know, the premise of your editor's request for your article is most likely
A. accurate, because directors work as both figures of authority and collaboration. B. inaccurate, because directors serve mainly as a force of authority in a production. C. accurate, because directors can be traced back as far as Greek performances. D. inaccurate, because directors are a relatively new component to theatre.
Modern composers have expanded the range of acceptable, "musical" timbres to include both synthetic and natural sounds.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
One reason that both Protestants and Catholics opposed the heliocentric theory was that it
a. had no empirical basis. b. contradicted Scripture. c. was introduced to Europe by Muslim astronomers. d. All these answers are correct.
Which is the best match?
a. Philip IV – Habsburg b. Charles I – Protector c. Louis XIII – the Sun King d. Cromwell – Stuart