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1
When actors come out after a performance and bow.
performance bow
theatre of the absurd
curtain call
melodrama
2
A new born baby is an example of __ __ __ .
perception without conceptions
media without materials
values without beliefs
history without facts
3
___ involves the stimulation and usage of sense organs.
intrinsic values
convention
perception
contextualism
4
Anne Sexton's and __ __'s poems both portray the emotion behind Van Gogh's, A Starry Night.
Robert Fagle
Pablo Picasso
Henri Matisse
Jackson Pollock
5
Which one is NOT part of the study of humanities?
philosophy
calculus
political science
theology
6
In ___ the artist mixes the media of other art forms with the artists own.
synthesis
interpretation
appropriation
perspective
7
Significant relationships between or among details or regions is a work of art are called ____.
region relationships
detail relationships
structural relationships
musical relationships
8
A Broadway musical is an example of a __ __
greek tragedy
modern dance
live spectacle
feminist perspective
9
Social dancing ...
is a form of recreation
is similar to ballet
is associated with religious acts and beliefs
celebrates a tribal achievement
10
___ relationships connect part of work of art to other parts in the work.
detail
point
regions
rhyme
11
Making the enough money to buy good food is example of what value?
bargain
extrinsic
intrinsic-extrinsic
intrinsic
12
___ differs from mere feelings, because it is more enduring.
head of ache
state of mind
six pack abs
nerves of steel
13
Even though religious people have different beliefs, they all believe their beliefs are __ .
fun
ultimate
the same
relative
14
Which of the following are humanities courses?
ethics & theology
engineering & sports medicine
math & science
trigonometry & chemistry
15
The group or type of people for whom a work of art is intended to appeal to.
audience
artist
groundlings
perspective
16
Theatre genre about middle class people that gets laughs from their embarrassing situations
high comedy
domestic comedy
farce
low comedy
17
Which of the following are humanities courses?
physics & science
philosophy & music
engineering & sports medicine
geometry & chemistry
18
Oedipus Rex is an example of a Greek ___ .
tragedy
drama
comedy
farce
19
Historical perspective is the most ____ of all perspectives analyzing art.
encompassing
fomenting
relative
narrow minded
20
Aristotle described character as the theatre element that made the __ possible.
music
spectacle
plot
action
21
She was a modern dance choreographer that believed dance should be movement without music.
Mary Wigman
Martha Graham
Twyla Tharp
Doris Humphrey
22
__ values are verified and proven true through scientific means.
subjective
normative
interpretive
fact
23
Value facts can be proven using the ___ ___ .
humanities course
participatory experience
scientific method
value experiment
24
This dancer often danced in her bare feet and looked to classical Greece for inspiration.
Mary Wigman
Ruth St. Denis
Isadora Duncan
Meredith Monk
25
Which type of value is a participatory art experience?
intrinsic
intrinsic-extrinsic
normative
extrinsic
26
An agreed upon practice, device, technique or form of a work of art or literature.
theme
content
convention
context
27
__ is the relative equal combining of two or more art mediums into one work.
perspective
appropriation
synthesis
interpretation
28
___ is a way to record dance movements and music on paper.
hieroglyphics
choreography
tragicomedy
eurythmics
29
The pretext of a dance can be about a state-of-mind or a ___ .
perception
context
convention
narrative
30
What makes an artwork considered a masterpiece?
contains regions
is detailed
is attractive to the eye
resists monotony
31
Tribal dancing ...
is a form of recreation
celebrates a tribal achievement or religious act
is a good way to meet people
is the fave of Queen Elizabeth I
32
__ __'s paintings, The Dance and Music, interpret the nature of both arts but not literally.
Henri Matisse
David Clark
Vincent Van Gogh
Leonardo DaVinci
33
A serious play that makes you feel sad.
farce
comedy
tragedy
drama
34
Court dancing ...
was performed by groundlings
was done to jazz music of the 1920s
was invented to free dancers from constrictions of ballet
was considered a form of high society act
35
Anne Sexton's writes a poem interpreting the insanity behind Van Gogh's painting, _____ .
A Starry Night
A Twinkling Light
A Swirly Sky
A Bright Moon
36
The dominant idea of a work of art is called its ___ .
style
convention
genre
theme
37
__ describes the order of the words and the vocabulary the author uses.
music
diction
spectacle
plot
38
Descriptive criticism concentrates on the ___ of an artwork.
form
perspective
history
context
39
Opera & ___ appropriate the most from other art forms.
painting
film
architecture
photography
40
__ values are ideals set by society.
masterpiece
non-traditional
normative
monotony
41
____ is a modern dancer who writes her own music and choreographs dances to her music.
Isadora Duncan
Martha Graham
Meredith Monk
Mary Wigman
42
Takes into account the setting, time and place the artwork originated from.
context
creativity
convention
composition
43
An example of __ __ is noticing the rhyme, meter, and quatrain structure of a poem.
interpretive criticism
value criticism
descriptive criticism
evaluative criticism
44
When you are enjoying good food what type of value are you experiencing?
factual
intrinsic-extrinsic
intrinsic
extrinsic
45
Doris Humphrey thought dance movement was achieved through __ and __ in the body.
courage and heart-ache
balance and unbalance
contract and release
up and down
46
A __ of a work of art is a larger distinct part or group of parts within the artwork.
section
region
point
detail
47
A play that makes you laugh and feel liberated by the chaotic and improbable things that happen
melodrama
farce
domestic comedy
high comedy
48
Beaumarchais', ________ play was said to have helped foment the French Revolution.
Les Miserables
French Farce
Oedipus Rex
Marriage of Figaro
49
The materials used to create a work of art.
medium
technique
audience
content
50
The systematic procedure or way a particular creative task is performed is called __ .
genre
content
style
technique
51
Artists reveal values, historians ___ values.
reject
study
create
make up
52
Modern dance can be traced back to starting with these two American dancers:
Martha Graham & Meredith Monk
Ted Shawn & Twyla Tharp
Doris Humphrey & Queen Elizabeth I
Isadora Duncan & Ruth St. Denis
53
Interpretive criticism focuses on the art work's ___ .
convention
context
content
copy
54
Empathy describes the human capacity for participating in another's ___ .
absurdities
actions
feelings
thoughts
55
__ __'s painting, Autumn Rhythm, has no clear cut regions, but many details.
Leonardo DaVinci
Henri Matisse
Vincent Van Gogh
Jackson Pollock
56
___ & photography are the arts most suited to using other arts as their subject matter.
painting
architecture
film
opera
57
__ dance was a way to free dancers from the constrictions of ballet.
tribal
social
court
modern
58
According to Aristotle, __ is the most important & __ is the least important element of theatre
plot; spectacle
thought; script
music; diction
thought; music
59
___ theory of value says that it is the interest in an object that sets its value.
subjectivists
artists
objectivists
historians
60
The combo of distinctive elements of creative execution & expression in both form & content
content
theme
style
medium
61
____ has successfully choreographed current dance productions on Broadway to 1920's jazz music.
Martha Graham
Twyla Tharp
Ted Shawn
Mary Wigman
62
Objectivist theory states the a object is valuable regardless of ___ in it.
interest
paint
perception
money
63
Martha Graham is associated with the modern dance move ____ .
eurythmics
contract and release
kick line
cha-cha slide
64
__ is Aristotle's 3rd element of theatre; meaning of play and is sometimes called the message
music
thought
diction
spectacle
65
Yangko dancing ...
is an Eskimo folk dance
is an Indian folk dance
is an American folk dance
is a Chinese folk dance
66
Aristotle described __ as everything we hear in a performance.
music
spectacle
diction
farce
67
A serious play that makes you feel exhilarated because the hero's experience teaches you truth
drama
farce
tragedy
melodrama
68
Aristotle wrote ...
Romeo and Juliet
Twilight
The Poetics
Oedipus Rex
69
Which of the following are humanities courses?
history & political science
physics & computer science
engineering & biology
calculus & chemistry
70
The arts are most closely related to which subjects?
engineering, construction, geology
physics, algebra, robotics
calculus, geography, chemistry
theology, history, philosophy
71
Evaluative criticism centers it's study on the relative ___ of a work of art.
color
merits
religious perspective
mediums
72
The ___ was the favorite court dance of Queen Elizabeth I.
velvet
volta
twist
hip-hop
73
The origins of ballet can be traced to dancers performing between scenes of a(n) ___ .
broadway musical
Shakespeare play
greek tragedy
opera
74
The arrangement of elements in a work of art.
convention
genre
technique
composition
75
When a work of art takes another work of art as its subject matter it is an ____ .
synthesis
architecture
perspective
interpretation