In this artwork by Caravaggio, who/what is depicted?

Saul, a persecutor of Christians, blinded by lightning

What were two major societal changes that contributed to increased abstraction in western art?

photography and industrialization

Xu Bing's "Book from the Sky" did NOT reference which of the following?

the plight of Chinese migrant workers

As a Modern artist, Pollock was inspired by...?

Navajo sand painting & Jungian theories of the subconscious

What is the definition of impasto?

thick layers of paint that create actual texture

In his work, Anselm Kiefer seeks to address...?

destruction & renewal, & Germany's cultural amnesia of WWII

What does the first tier of Rosenquist's I Love You With My Ford represent?

consumerism will buy you happiness

In Machu Picchu, which of the following is true about stones?

they referenced Inca creation myths

What is plein air painting?

paintings are completed outdoors at certain times of day

Which of the following is true about Nam June Paik's "Electronic Superhighway" from 1995?

the work references the U.S. Interstate system

The major and original function(s) of ukiyo-e was/were...?

to depict Edo (Tokyo) nightlife - Kabuki theater & brothels

Atsuko Tanaka's Electric Dress includes the following content:

how it would have felt to undergo an atomic bombing, an interest in interconnection (ex/ Japan's new rail system), cyborg concerns: where does the machine end & humans begin?

Modern art in the USA after WWII was NOT defined by which of the following?

a desire to return to western painting traditions

Which of the following is NOT true about ibeiji?

only one was made, even if both twins died

Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" displays what characteristics of Northern Baroque art?

genre scene: scene of everyday life

Which of the following reasons is NOT why Velazquez's Las Meninas is a significant artwork?

it advocated for the rights of dwarves

"The Arnolfini Portrait" by van Eyck contains which of the following symbols?

a dog, representative of marital fidelity

Which of the following is NOT true about Postmodern art?

it is localized rather than globalized

Monet's Impression, Sunrise sought to....?

capture a fleeting moment and emotion in time, show the tension between pre-industrial and industrial life

The content of Cai Guo-Qiang's "Inopportune Stage One" is...?

to simulate a car bombing and show violence in pop culture

How were Japanese ukiyo-e made?

through woodblock printing processes: 1 block for each color

Modernism is NOT defined by...?

artistic movements in Europe and the United States

After "Bird's Nest Stadium" was built, Ai Weiwei denounced all connections to it. Why?

he was protesting the poor treatment of migrant workers

What does NOT makes Japanese Superflat art Superflat?

flat means "apartment," thus these are about super buildings

Which of the following is NOT true about Koons's Michael and Bubbles?

it is an example of visual plagiarism

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1
Shahzia Sinkander currently does NOT work in the following discipline:
Persian miniature painting
animation
public sculpture
site specific installation
2
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
The ancient Chinese
The Inca in Peru
The Moche in Peru
The Yoruba in Nigeria
3
Who was the performance artist who created a myth that he was rescued by Siberian Tartars?
Jospeh Beuys
Saburo Murakami
Vito Acconci
Philippe Petit
4
In Machu Picchu, architects did the following to prevent against earthquake damage?
built into the side of the mountain
used trapezoid-shaped doorways
all of the above
built with mortarless masonry to allow stones to shift
5
The Lord of Sipan's Peanut Necklace was...?
paid homage to peanuts, a major source of protein in Peru
all of the above
part of his royal garb as warrior-priest
referenced duality: sun & moon, day & night, male & female
6
In this artwork by Caravaggio, who/what is depicted?
the calling of St. Matthew to be one of Christ's disciples
the story of the Good Samaritan
Saul, a persecutor of Christians, blinded by lightning
none of the above
7
What were two major societal changes that contributed to increased abstraction in western art?
advances in optics and globalization
photography and religious revivals
advances in optics and periods of peace
photography and industrialization
8
Cai Guo-Qiang's "Inopportune Stage One" from 2004 is an example of...?
modern Chinese art
static sculpture
aestheticized violence
site-specific installation
9
Xu Bing's "Book from the Sky" did NOT reference which of the following?
the Chinese Cultural revolution
the transition from traditional to simplified characters
the loss of literacy that many Chinese underwent due to Mao
the plight of Chinese migrant workers
10
In Yoruba art, what is the name of a type of sculpture that takes the place of a deceased twin?
Ife
ibeiji
oni
adire
11
UKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Atsuko Tanaka
Xu Bing
Ai Weiwei
Cai Guo-Qiang
12
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
El Anatsui
Kerry James Marshall
Faith Ringgold
Shahzia Sikander
13
As a Modern artist, Pollock was inspired by...?
Jungian theories of the subconscious & Dada art
Navajo sand painting & paintings of cowboys
none of the above
Navajo sand painting & Jungian theories of the subconscious
14
What is the definition of impasto?
a type of paint that is used with wet plaster
paint that can never be removed from its canvas or board
dots and dashes of paint, used by the Impressionists
thick layers of paint that create actual texture
15
Which of the following was not a major concern of ancient Peruvian artists?
duality and reciprocity
collectivism
individualism
essences over appearances
16
In his work, Anselm Kiefer seeks to address...?
how mythology isn't relevant to contemporary society
creation & destruction, & the Weimar Republic
none of the above
destruction & renewal, & Germany's cultural amnesia of WWII
17
What are some of the theorized functions of Nigerian portrait sculpture?
they may have marked the graves of kings and ancestors
the heads may have been originally attached to bodies
all of the above
the heads were quite larger than the rest of the bodies
18
What does the first tier of Rosenquist's I Love You With My Ford represent?
consumerism will buy you happiness
the superiority of American made cars
all of the above
seeing headlights just before a car crash
19
In Machu Picchu, which of the following is true about stones?
they were imported from Mexico
they were traded for agricultural goods, such as corn seeds
they were bound together with mortar
they referenced Inca creation myths
20
What is plein air painting?
plain paintings that use large gusts of air to dry
paintings that typically do not involve landscapes
paintings are completed outdoors at certain times of day
paintings that are completed inside of an art studio
21
Who is considered to be the mother/grandmother of performance art?
Young Soon Min
Atsuko Tanaka
Yoko Ono
Marina Abramovic
22
The possible interpretations of Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" include...?
the golden girl may have been a militia company mascot
all of the above
the militia was an example of the growing Dutch middle class
the golden girl may have been Rembrandt's late wife, Saskia
23
Who was the father of video art?
Citizen Kane
Sergei Eisenstein
Vito Acconci
Nam June Paik
24
In ancient Peru, what were some major challenges to everyday survival?
shortage of arable farmland
all of the above
shortage of water
rough geography: large mountains and jungles
25
Which of the following is true about Nam June Paik's "Electronic Superhighway" from 1995?
Hawaii and Alaska are not included
the work references the U.S. Interstate system
the work calls for separation of state's rights
each state shares similar video images
26
The major and original function(s) of ukiyo-e was/were...?
to depict Edo (Tokyo) nightlife - Kabuki theater & brothels
to create souvenir posters for samurai, the wealthiest class
to be a method for practicing nihonga (traditional painting)
to depict Japan's cultural and military superiority
27
Which county/countries and faiths were characteristic of the Southern Renaissance?
The Netherlands and Flanders, Judaism
Italy, Catholicism
Italy and Spain, Catholicism
The Netherlands, Protestantism
28
Atsuko Tanaka's Electric Dress includes the following content:
how it would have felt to undergo an atomic bombing
an interest in interconnection (ex/ Japan's new rail system)
a desire to show the crazy fashions women are subject to
cyborg concerns: where does the machine end & humans begin?
29
We know this is a work of Southern Baroque art because of the uses of...?
chiaroscuro and tenebrism
all of the above
realistic (not idealized) figures
intense theatricality and emotion
30
In "Citizen Kane," this is an example of what type of shot?
montage
long shot, and we are are positioned above
(mostly) a close up
long shot, and we are positioned below
31
Modern art in the USA after WWII was NOT defined by which of the following?
a desire to return to western painting traditions
the G.I. Bill, which allowed soldiers access to college
influences from WPA-era murals
discontent with life after WWII
32
Willem de Kooning's series of women paintings were...?
were examples of Pop art painting
were praised for celebrating the feminine
were made quickly, in about 1-2 hours
none of the above
33
Which of the following is NOT true about ibeiji?
only one was made, even if both twins died
they are considered good luck (highest twin birthrates)
they were typically abstract, showing the prime of life
they were often made from wood, beads and cowrie shells
34
Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" displays what characteristics of Northern Baroque art?
genre scene: scene of everyday life
connections to religious symbolism
none of the above
intense emotions of the figures
35
Which of the following reasons is NOT why Velazquez's Las Meninas is a significant artwork?
Velazquez's use of loose brushwork
it advocated for the rights of dwarves
it is considered a revolutionary Spanish Baroque painting
it was a major portraits within a portrait
36
"The Arnolfini Portrait" by van Eyck contains which of the following symbols?
red drapery, which symbolized illicit love
green clothing, representing a love of nature
candles, representing the light of knowledge
a dog, representative of marital fidelity
37
In terms of technique, what did it take for Xu Bing to create "Book from the Sky?"
he invented thousands of unreadable Chinese characters
he printed each character by hand
he carved a tiny woodblock for each character
all of the above
38
Which of the following is NOT true about Postmodern art?
it does not rely on museums or galleries for exhibitions
it involves breakdowns among artistic media and disciplines
it may include digital technology
it is localized rather than globalized
39
Monet's Impression, Sunrise sought to....?
achieve photo-realism as well as a camera
capture a fleeting moment and emotion in time
show the tension between pre-industrial and industrial life
create natural scenes from the imagination
40
In Nigeria, the part of the body represented by abstraction & is considered most important is?
The mouth
The inner head
The outer head
The torso
41
Which of the following is true about Xu Bing's "Phoenix" sculptures?
they represent male and female phoenixes
they were made with scraps from Beijing construction sites
all of the above
he employed mistreated migrant workers to help with the work
42
Which of the following is true about Ai Weiwei's "Zodiac Heads?"
all of the above
they were exhibited at the Crow Collection in Dallas
they reference the Chinese zodiac of 12 animals
the are replicas of bronze sculptures that were stolen
43
The content of Cai Guo-Qiang's "Inopportune Stage One" is...?
to depict American greed and constant desires for more cars
to create a dangerous and traumatic setting for museum goers
none of the above
to simulate a car bombing and show violence in pop culture
44
How were Japanese ukiyo-e made?
through woodblock printing processes: 1 block for each color
by 1 person who designed, carved blocks, & printed the works
through etching processes: printing from a metal plate
by laying a piece of silk on the ground and painting w/ ink
45
Modernism is NOT defined by...?
a tendency toward increased abstraction
a desire to break from aesthetic traditions of one's culture
technological influences: rail system, electricity, photo
artistic movements in Europe and the United States
46
After "Bird's Nest Stadium" was built, Ai Weiwei denounced all connections to it. Why?
he disapproved of China's participation in the games
he was protesting the poor treatment of migrant workers
he was upset about major alterations to his original design
none of the above
47
What does NOT makes Japanese Superflat art Superflat?
flat means "apartment," thus these are about super buildings
canvases which are incredibly slick (sanded many times)
overall, a lack of illusionistic space
a comment on the shallow nature of popular culture
48
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Shahzia Sikander
Elizabeth Murray
Anselm Kiefer
El Anatsui
49
Which of the following is NOT true about Koons's Michael and Bubbles?
it is an example of appropriation
it is connected to Christian pieta images
it is an example of visual plagiarism
it showed how everything Jackson touched turned to gold
50
This Superflat image is a mascot that represents...?
Kayne West
Takashi Murakami (Mr. Dob)
Teddy Ruxpin
Louis Vuitton
51
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen so far in class, who do you think made this artwork?
Aya Tanako
Takashi Murakami
Atsuko Tanaka
Yoshitomo Nara
52
Jeff Koons's String of Puppies is an example of...?
his impeccable ethical principles
visual plagiarism
his love of Hallmark cards
postmodern appropriation
53
The content of van Gogh's Starry Night includes...?
all of the above
cemetery = concerns with life after death
cyprus tree = eternal life
swirling brushstrokes = intensity of emotions
54
In his work, Kerry James Marshall is striving to...?
achieve absolute mastery of the discipline of painting
illuminate aspects of contemporary African American life
comment on a lack of African American representation in art
all of the above
55
Which of the following is true about Bruegel's "Hunters in the Snow"?
it was a singular painting, not part of a series
it was to embarrass the poor for being uneducated
it uses the rule of thirds to create illusionistic space
it was a genre scene: a scene of everyday life
56
The parallel, vertical lines which run across the face of Yoruba sculptures such as this are..?
scarification patterns
residue left from the lost-wax casting process
a form of tattoos
an aesthetically-pleasing addition to bronze sculpture
57
Which of the following is NOT true regarding storyboards?
to map out the composition of each shot
to adjust to varying screen sizes
to correct mistakes before the animation process begins
a process that is used in 2D, but not 3D, animation
58
What clue indicates that this is a Northern Baroque artwork?
vanitas references: how earthly pleasures are fleeting
the celebration of imported foods, flowers and vessels
the preference for genre scenes, such as still lives
all of the above
59
Why were Peruvian textiles such a significant art form?
they were considered by Peruvians to be the most precious
answers 1 and 3
they did not take a significant amount of time to weave
they were portable, convenient for nomadic cultures
60
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Vincent van Gogh
Claude Monet
Paul Gauguin
Mary Cassatt
61
The content of Durer's Melancholia I is....?
his desire to practice the virtue of humility
his theological concerns with angels
a spiritual self portrait: he was a melancholic person
concerns that melancholia would destroy his artistic gifts
62
Postmodern artist El Anatsui creates artworks that combine:
textile, sculpture and performance
sculpture, textile and painting
textile, painting and video
performance, installation and textile
63
Albrecht Durer's Melancholia I is which of the following?
a detailed drawing
a lithograph (form of printmaking)
none of the above
an etching (form of printmaking)
64
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've learned in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Artemisia Gentileschi
Clara Peeters
Judith Leyster
Johannes Vermeer
65
In "Citizen Kane," this is an example of what type of shot?
montage
(mostly) a close up
long shot, and we are positioned below
long shot, and we are positioned above
66
What was/were a major difference(s) between Northern and Southern Renaissance art?
religious divisions: Judaism vs. Catholic Christianity
subject matter: genre scenes vs, more religious scenes
differing philosophies on art in churches (idolatry)
an emphasis on figures that were dignified and stoic
67
Which of the following is NOT true about Raphael's "The School of Athens"?
it is an example of a fresco -- a painting into wet plaster
a humanistic scene among great philosophers and thinkers
includes portraits of Raphael and Michelangelo
a religious scene among biblical patriarchs
68
In Gentilschi's "Judith and Her Maidservant with the Head of Holofernes," what is taking place?
The maidservant is coaxing Judith to kill the general
Judith and her maid have just slain the Assyrian general
Judith & maid are about the throw his head into the river
Judith is about to decapitate the general with his own sword
69
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Boticelli
Durer
70
Which of the following is NOT true about Jackson Pollock?
He was from Cody, Wyoming
He was an abstract expressionist painter
He was a color field painter
He was an action painter
71
In Yoruba art, we learned that abstraction references...?
none of the above
the realistic, objective and specific - the outer head
the physical body, especially after death
the iconic, subjective and universal - the inner head
72
In Olymbe Alaye's "House Post" (Yoruba/Nigeria), which support was NOT included?
a woman giving a gesture of welcome
a male elder
a male king
a woman of child-bearing age
73
Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus..." did NOT depict....?
zephyrs (the two figures creating the wind)
was an example of a more humanistic scene (related to myth)
one of the first non-biblical female nudes in Western art
a figure that represented the biblical Eve
74
In traditional Japanese art, ukiyo-e means?
images of war
traditional Japanese painting
wind wall
images of the floating world
75
This performance artist followed people around in New York until they entered a private space.
Vito Acconci
Joseph Beuys
Marina Abramović
Philippe Petit
76
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've learned in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Vito Acconci
Marina Abramović
Takashi Murakami
Nam June Paik
77
Which of the following is true about Impressionist art?
it included artists such as Vincent van Gogh & Paul Gauguin
it included artists such as Monet, Degas and Mary Cassatt
it was a Modern art movement in the United States
it was widely celebrated by the French Salon
78
Which of the following is true about the lost-wax bronze casting process?
When the bronze is cast, pins must be chiseled off
It was used by the Yoruba for portrait sculpture
It involves making multiple molds for wax and metal
All of the above
79
Which is NOT true about American Pop art?
it died out by the time postmodernism began in the 70s & 80s
it criticized the dark sides of popular culture
it celebrated popular culture
it originally began in the 1960s
80
Sergei Eisenstein's "The Battleship Potemkin" was the first film to...?
use editing effects to create a montage
have spoken dialogue
to use combinations of long shots and close-ups
test out the Kuleschov theory
81
How did Post-Impressionism differ from Impressionism?
all of the above
it emphasized "primitivist" influences
it included artists such as van Gogh and Gauguin
it emphasized expressionism: emotion through vibrant color
82
Which of the following is correct about Anselm Kiefer's Osiris and Isis...?
diverse media, such as clay, porcelain, circuitboard & lead
it draws upon ancient Egyptian myths
it glorifies Germany's involvement in WWII
it is an example of simulated texture
83
Typically, performance art does NOT...?
uses a narrative storyline
utilizes the human body as a medium
may position a body as a source of creation and destruction
may position a body as vulnerable
84
Which of the following did NOT characterize Gutai art?
it broke down clear distinctions btwn artistic disciplines
it was begun by Takashi Murakami
it grappled with Japanese identity vs. westernization
it was a modern art movement
85
Which of the following is NOT true about the Chinese Terra Cotta Warriors...?
were originally covered in lacquer
were tombs for the bodies of dead soldiers
took over a decade to construct with molds and coil-building
were made to stand in for the Emperor's royal court
86
Why did Ai Weiwei make this installation of children's backpacks?
all of the above
to mourn the loss of lives in the Sichuan earthquake
to protest how the Chinese government handled the earthquake
to try to bring closure to the families who lost their kids
87
Which of the following is true about Mary Cassatt's The Boating Party?
it is shows interest in Japanese aesthetics
it celebrates women, children and domestic life
it is an Impressionist artwork completed by a woman
it is an example of 19th century feminism
88
Compare and contrast Nigerian and Peruvian textiles: What are major differences?
all of the above
function: for many different social classes vs. for royalty
dyeing vs. spinning and loom-weaving
content: repetition of patterns without specific meanings
89
In Peru, the Nazca lines are (select all that apply):
may have been made to ask the gods for a plentiful harvest
all of the above
depict biomorphs and geoglyphs
may have pointed to sources of water
90
Why did Ai Weiwei originally design "Bird's Nest Stadium" in 2008?
to promote Weiwei's social activism
to glorify the Chinese government
for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games
in celebration of the shift back to traditional Chinese
91
In Nigeria, the process of making adire cloth almost died out due to...?
Conflict between men and women over weaving and dyeing
British colonization and the use of machine-made cloth
An inability to produce indigo dye
Shortage of flour for the resist-dying process
92
Which is NOT true in regard to Warhol's Marilyn Monroe Diptych?
it was made after Monroe died of a drug overdose
it used screen printing to reference mass production
it criticizes pop culture's reduction of people to objects
it celebrates Monroe's success as an actress
93
What is the story of Southern Baroque artist Artemisia Gentileschii?
all of the above
she was one of the first known female painters in Europe
she was trained by her father, also a painter
she had brothers, none of whom wished to learn painting
94
In Yoruba art, we learned that representation references...?
none of the above
the simplified, subjective and universal - the inner head
the physical body, especially after death
the detailed, objective and specific - the outer head
95
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in this class, who do you think created this artwork?
Atsuko Tanaka
Murakami Saburo
Jiro Yoshihara
Sadamasa Motonaga
96
In Peru, which method was used to make stirrup spout vessels?
lost-wax casting
coil-building
wheel-throwing
slab-building
97
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, from where does this artwork come?
Benin
Peru
Mexico
Nigeria
98
Michelangelo's "David" exemplifies Southern Renaissance ideals because...?
of David's stoic, composed nature
all of the above
of David's connection to events from the Bible
of David's idealized body, like in ancient Greek statues
99
Gutai artist Saburo Murakami's Passing Through...?
all of the above
grappled with Japanese and western traditional paintings
was based in theories of vertical time
emphasized both creation and destruction
100
What does the second tier of Rosenquist's I Love You With My Ford represent?
whispering a secret into someone's ear
movie seductions aren't comparable to love in everyday life
a celebration of romantic love
falling asleep after making love
101
Which of the following does Sikander incorporate into her work?
all of the above
her experiences as a Muslim woman
her life in Pakistan and the USA
her love of Persian miniature painting
102
The Moche in Peru made stirrup spout vessels. What were some of the spout's functions?
to symbolize duality and reciprocity
to prevent water evaporation and spilling
all of the above
to mark military leaders for ritual sacrifice
103
In El Anatsui's artwork, sasa means...?
patchwork: African textiles & Nigerian & Ghanan identities
patchwork: hand sewing cloth pieces of a quilt
patchwork: piecing together diverse contemporary artists
patchwork: African textiles and triangular trade
104
Who is the father/grandfather of Japanese Superflat art?
Yoshihara Jiro
Sadamasa Motonaga
Takashi Murakami
Saburo Murakami
105
Gutai artist Atsuko Tanaka's Electric Dress was made of...?
nuclear fallout from the atomic bombings
Christmas tree lights
approximately 200 light tubes and light bulbs
red, green, yellow and oil paint
106
Today, Impressionism tends to be...?
highly commercialized
an art movement that has faded into obscurity
reviled by many people
a tradition of painting practiced by postmodern artists
107
Northern Baroque art was connected to which nation(s) and which faiths?
The Netherlands, Protestantism (Calvinism)
Italy and Spain, Catholicism
France and Spain, Catholicism
The Netherlands and Poland, Lutheranism
108
This image is an example of __________________?
storyboards
the Kuleshov experiment
Soviet montage theory
linear time
109
Which of the following is NOT true about Ai Weiwei?
he is an artist and social activist
he was arrested for stances against the Chinese government
he is a contemporary artist
he is a modern artist
110
UNKNOWN ARTWORK: Based on what we've seen in class, who do you think created this artwork?
Andy Warhol
James Rosenquist
Takashi Murakami
Jeff Koons
111
In Kitagawa's Reflected Beauty, the back of the woman's neck...?
will be the site of beautiful jewelry from an admirer
shows the part of a woman considered most beautiful & erotic
demonstrates her profession as a Kabuki actress
none of the above
112
In Yoruba art, what is the name of a type of sculpture that takes the place of a deceased twin?
ibeiji
adire
oni
Ife
113
Which of the following is NOT characteristic of ancient Nok art in Nigera?
sculptures made from terra cotta clay
a tendency to abstract figures,
a preference for wheel-thrown ceramics
sculptures made from metal, such as bronze and iron
114
What does the third tier of Rosenquist's I Love You With My Ford represent?
the disgusting nature of processed, mass-produced food
blood and gore in movies
a poking fun at Jackson Pollock's paintings of "spaghetti"
a curly, orange clown wig
115
Which of the following is also true about Chinese landscape painting?
nature is seen as a powerful, destructive force
nature is seen as a force to harmonize with
the tools for writing calligraphy and drawing are the same
all of the above
116
Renaissance art, such as Raphael's "The School of Athens," used ____________ to depict space?
the rule of thirds
the golden ratio
atmospheric perspective
linear perspective
117
This is an example of...?
Moche prowess in metalworking and stone inlay
A large necklace pendant for the Lord of Sipan
How peanuts were an important protein in the Andean diet
Gold -- the most prized artistic media in Peru
118
Many civilizations, including ancient Nigeria and Peru, used coil-building techniques which..?
all of the above
used scoring and slipping to connect coils together
required that either the inside or outside was smoothed
used slabs of clay stacked on top of each other
119
Which of the following is true about Chinese landscape painting?
Nature is emphasized, humans are de-emphasized
all of the above
Uses linear perspective
Humans are emphasized, nature is de-emphasized
120
What was a major cause of the many children's deaths in the Great Sichuan Earthquake?
overcrowding in Chinese elementary schools
blocked exits, which did not allow students to evacuate
none of the above
shoddy, "tofu" construction of elementary school buildings

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