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Unit 1 Vocabulary Arts & Humanities
Unit 1 Vocabulary Arts & Humanities
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The background in which the action takes place.
value
style
setting
static
2
The word ‘foment’ means…
grow a beard
grow a fortune
grow a garden
grow a rebellion
3
Combo of distinctive elements of creative execution & expression, in terms of form & content
conceptualism
genre
comboism
style
4
Factual values are verified experimentally using the _____.
enny, meany, miney, mo
norm value test
scientific method
litmus test
5
How something looks is known as ___ .
content
negative space
aesthetics
3-D
6
Character that remains unchanged.
hot
star
static
protagonist
7
Claims that it is the
interest
that
projects value
on something.
objectivist
subjectivist
extrinsic
intrinsic
8
Process to combo media of other art forms with artists own, but keep the basic medium dominant.
interpretation
synthesis
copying
appropriation
9
An agreed upon practice, device, technique or form to create a work of art.
composition
combo # 5
convention
context
10
They tell the story from their point-of-view
protagonist
narrator
static character
anatagonist
11
Anne Sexton’s poem that interprets Starry Night is about __, not a description of the painting.
happy camping
love
stars
insanity
12
Even though there are many kinds of religions, most religious people think their ideas are __
ultimate
alright
appropriate
false
13
Are the means to intrinsic values
intrinsic-extrinsic
intrinsic
extrinsic
big mac
14
Anne Sexton’s and RoberFagle’s poems __ Van Gogh’s painting, Starry Night.
synthesize
interpret
explain
appropriate
15
A film that is a relatively long recounting of the life of a hero of the history of a people.
lyric
comedy
tragedy
epic
16
This type of perspective looks for meaning in the psychological features of the artwork:
economic perspective
religious perspective
psychological perspective
historical perspective
17
A play or other work that makes you laugh and reaffirms the values you hold important.
farce
epic
comedy
tragedy
18
The element that makes the action possible.
narrator
character
setting
plot
19
A new born baby is an example of perception without ___ .
content
composition
convention
conception
20
Refers to the material from which an art object is made
medium
small
large
genre
21
Character in direct opposition to the protagonist
antagonist
narrator
the star
static
22
Ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
poetry
prose
lyrics
cat in the hat
23
Formal analysis of art concentrates on:
dresses
aesthetics
economic perspective
history
24
The space around the main subject of a painting.
medium
balance
positive space
negative space
25
The pleasure of enjoying good food is an ___ value.
intrinsic-extrinsic
extrinsic
intrinsic
objectivist
26
Perceiving involves the stimulation of our __ organs.
endocrine
musical
digestive
sense
27
Refers to the systematic procedure whereby a particular creative task is performed.
genre
content
style
technique
28
Takes into account: social, cultural, historical and political forces during time art created
Contextualism
Content
Characters
Catholism
29
The primary character that is changed by the dramatic action of the plot.
antagonist
narrator
static
protagonist
30
The dominant idea of a work, the message or emotion the artist intends to convey.
style
medium
theme
genre
31
Earning the $ to buy a good meal would be an example of an ____ value
intrinsic-extrinsic
intrinsic
extrinsic
subjectivist
32
The type or class to which a work of art, literature, drama or music belongs.
style
value
technique
genre
33
Perspective that looks for relationships associated with wealth in the content of the artwork
Religious
Feminist
Historical
Economic
34
Not only evoke immediate feelings but are also means to further values is called __ values.
extrinsic
intrinsic
intrinsic-extrinsic
trin-sic
35
How centered the main subject of a composition is.
balance
genre
setting
medium
36
Aristotle said it is the ‘life and soul’ of the drama.
characters
setting
narrator
plot
37
Involve feelings – such as pleasure and pain.
subjectivist
intrinsic
extrinsic
perception
38
A ___ experience with art is example of an intrinsic-extrinsic value, more happy in the future
protagonist
subjectivist
participatory
objectivist
39
Anne Sexton’s and RoberFagle’s poems focus on the ____ of Van Gogh’s painting, Starry Night.
colors
faces
emotion
description
40
This type of perspective is the most encompassing.
historical
feminist
economic
religious
41
Serious play that makes u feel exhilarated b/c the heros experience teaches u a truth about u
poetry
comedy
tragedy
epic
42
___ theory claims It is the object that excites the interest
intrinsic
objectivist
subjectivist
extrinsic
43
The relative equally combining of the media of one or more arts.
equalization
interpretation
appropriation
synthesis
44
Short subjective poem usually expressing an intense personal emotion.
lyric
melody
comedy
epic
45
Which one of these is a humanities class?
calculus
physics
chemistry
history
