What happened to the post-WWII characteristics of music in the 1970s?
What will be an ideal response?
exactly reversed: tolerance and diversity
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Which playwright killed an actor but got out of jail by pleading “benefit of clergy?”
a) William Shakespeare b) Christopher Marlowe c) Ben Jonson d) Thomas Kyd e) William Prynne
The three most popular pilgrimage sites were
a. Rome, Paris, and Jerusalem. b. Compostela, Paris, and Rome. c. Rome, Compostela, and Jerusalem. d. Paris, Jerusalem, and Compostela.
The San Vitale apse mosaic Justinian and Attendants is characterized by all of the following except __________
a. thickly lidded eyes staring outward b. costumes that appear to hang on invisible frames c. heavily draped figures that have no substance d. unnatural gestures e. that Justinian is by far the largest figure
Which of the following statements is not true?
A. Although the forms derive from European marches and dances, the rhythms of ragtime are rooted in African American folk music. B. Scott Joplin composed the Maple Leaf Rag as a tribute to the saloon in Sedalia, Missouri, where he worked as a pianist. C. Scott Joplin's opera Treemonisha was a great success at its first performance in 1915. D. Scott Joplin was trained in "classical" music and wrote a ballet and two operas as well as many piano rags.