A printing easel:
a. Is always fixed in one position on the base of the enlarger.
b. Can be rotated to straighten a crooked horizon line in the photograph.
c. Can be manually lifted on one or more sides during the exposure to compensate for enlarger flaws.
d. Does not come in adjustable sizes.
a. Is always fixed in one position on the base of the enlarger.
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In Notre Dame polyphony, discant is defined as: a. when the solo voices move at roughly the same rate and are written inclearly defined modal rhythms
b. a two-voice passage of organum in which the tenor holds long tones whilethe upper voice sings a florid contrapuntal line. c. the section where the full choir responds to the organum passages sung bythe soloists. d. a group of two, three, or four written notes.
A lauda is: a. a setting of a serious or moralistic Latin poem composed for one to threevoice parts, often used to accompany the movement of the clergy from oneplace to another
b. a simple, popular sacred song performed by members of a confraternity thatis the secular counterpart of the carnival song. c. the prayer hall set aside just for praying, preaching, and devotional singing. d. a catch-all word to describe a polyphonic setting of a wide variety of strophicItalian poetry.
Which of the following is NOT one of the goals of the Renaissance?
a. beauty b. proportion c. expressionism d. grace e. sense of human virtue
In contrast with Rome, imperial China under the Qin and Han left no landmark
A. large-scale defenses. B. love poems. C. epic poems. D. historical chronicles.