The Wordsworth poem that begins "The world is too much with us, late and soon/Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers" is a personal, critical response to the idea of
a. art as the illusion that there is no art.
b. jumping to conclusions.
c. living for only financial gain.
d. speculating beyond what we know.
Ans: c. living for only financial gain.
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Chapter 4 North America/Black America has proceeded by examining
A. examples of the main cultural functions of music. B. only the recreational music of African Americans. C. the blues music-culture only in its native cultural context. D. mainly worship music of African Americans.
Music for a musical is always combined with words, called lyrics
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The _____ of Chartres takes its name from its jamb statues depicting kings and queens
a. south transept b. Royal Portal c. rose window d. oratory
Joshua is told by his teacher not to play with the scissors. Joshua then puts the scissors down. According to Piaget, Joshua is experiencing
a. moral relativism. b. moral reasoning. c. moral activation. d. moral realism.