A work on Native Americans' relationship with nature is entitled
a. The Wolf at Twilight.
b. Silent Spring.
c. An Inconvenient Truth.
d. Walden.
a
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Buildings in the Gothic style of the late middle ages were painted black
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The Rococo style was created by and for the upper class. Marked by luxury and elegance, the style's name itself derives from rocaille, French for the fancy rock or shell-work that was commonly used to ornament aristocratic gardens and grottoes. Meant for small parties of the nobility, Rococo art preserved the ornate and luxuriant features of the baroque style, but favored elements of play and intimacy that were best realized in works of a small scale, such as porcelain figurines, furniture, and paintings suitable for domestic quarters.Works in the Rococo style, although beautiful, were delicate and so not suitable for the everyday person's life. The use of porcelain and upholstery on furniture was problematic for those who could not care for and maintain the items. Further, the Rococo
style carried with it, in its fragile forms and delicate colors, a mood of reverie and nostalgia, sentiments that only those who lived a life of leisure had time to indulge. What will be an ideal response?
Géricault's paintings reflect his interest in
a. combating social injustice. b. horsemanship. c. psychology. d. both psychology and combating social injustice. e. All these answers are correct.
Boogie Woogie piano style features a powerful, active, repetitive left-hand pattern in the lower part of
the piano while the right hand does this:
a. plays chords on the upper part b. plays repeated riffs on the upper part c. plays the same thing on the upper part d. rests