In balancing, the artist is the protagonist, performing acrobatics in various ways. This sport has emerged...

It originated in China (108 BC) with acrobats in the imperial palace

Choose the alternative that explains how Urban Art influences the way people see the city & the soc. prob. around them?

Because it is a form of express. present on walls, addressing social issues

What are circus practices?

Artistic activities involving body skills such as juggling and acrobatics

Who are the top 5 urban artists in Brazil?

Sérgio Vaz, Emicida, Eduardo Kobra, Karol Conká, & Alexandre Orion

How does urban art often interact with LGBT+ visibility?

Using art to celebrate diversity and protest against oppression

Which movement, originating in New York's black and latin LGBT+ communities, directly influenced urban art culture?

Vogue, House Music and Ballroom Culture

Choose the correct alternative in relation to acrobatics

According to ancient representations, it has existed since antiquity

What are the main skills developed in Circus Practices?

Balance, motor coordination, concentration and flexibility

Which alternative refers to the concept of Urban Music?

Musical genres that develop and become popular in city environments

Read the sentence below and choose the alternative that explains how the city's environment influences this art:

The city helps turn public spaces into canvases for local works

How do urban art, circus and LGBTQIA+ culture reinvent public spaces as places of struggle and celebration in Brazil?

The mix of art, circus and LGBT+ com. results in mov. such as drag queen

How can circus practices contribute to teamwork and trust between participants?

It requires collaboration, mutual support and trust in joint movements

Artistic expression that turns cities into open-air galleries

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Circus Practices and Urban Art: The Mega Quiz

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Brazilian quiz entirely in English, about Cricense Practices and Urban Art, for an assignment in the area of Languages and Their Technologies, supervised by teacher Waleska Santos. Made by Miguel Batista together with Luis Eduardo Santos, Maria Clara de Andrade, Ana Sophia Assis, Ana Júlia Dias and Brenda Eduarda Cavalcante.

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Questions 16

Answers

1
In balancing, the artist is the protagonist, performing acrobatics in various ways. This sport has emerged...
It appeared in Ancient Rome in shows by acrobats on ropes
Ancient Egyptians used balancing acts for rituals and entertainment
It originated in China (108 BC) with acrobats in the imperial palace
In colonial Brazil, from the religious rites of the original peoples
2
Choose the alternative that explains how Urban Art influences the way people see the city & the soc. prob. around them?
Because it is a form of express. present on walls, addressing social issues
She breaks barriers in country, fighting racism and sexism in music
They can have positive impacts, but also negative ones, such as anxiety.
She transforms forró with a queer aesthetic, renewing the music scene.
3
What are circus practices?
The eighth studio album by American singer Giselle Knowles-Carter
Artistic activities involving body skills such as juggling and acrobatics
A music festival that takes place in the city of Indio, California.
It's an excerpt from a sound recording that is reused in another record
4
Who are the top 5 urban artists in Brazil?
Racionais MC's, Karol Conká, Eduardo Kobra & Anarkia Boladona
Nicky Minaj, Lauryn Hill, Cardi B, Beyoncé & Megan Thee Stallion
Pabllo Vittar, Cazuza, Gloria Groove, Daniela Mercury & Ney Matogrosso
Sérgio Vaz, Emicida, Eduardo Kobra, Karol Conká, & Alexandre Orion
5
How does urban art often interact with LGBT+ visibility?
Portraying historical figures from the 19th century
Restricting themselves to closed galleries to avoid censorship
Using art to celebrate diversity and protest against oppression
Ignoring social issues to focus on abstractions
6
Which movement, originating in New York's black and latin LGBT+ communities, directly influenced urban art culture?
Progressive Rock
Classical Music
Feminine and Gay Rap & Hip-Hop
Vogue, House Music and Ballroom Culture
7
In the European Middle Ages, illusionists were seen exclusively as evil figures and were persecuted by the Inquisition.
True
False
8
Choose the correct alternative in relation to acrobatics
It is something recent, it emerged at the time of Romanticism
It emerged from the mixture of capoeira with classical ballet
It emerged from bird watching, where artists tried to connect with nature
According to ancient representations, it has existed since antiquity
9
What are the main skills developed in Circus Practices?
Memorizing and reading
Balance, motor coordination, concentration and flexibility
Muscle strength and speed
Creative writing and logical thinking
10
Which alternative refers to the concept of Urban Music?
Music genre from LGBT community, with repetitive beats and a fast groove
Musical genres that develop and become popular in city environments
Fourth studio album by Brazilian singer and drag queen Phabullo Rodrigues
Musical genre, a dance and a popular festivity in Brazil Northeast
11
The origin of the circus as we know it today came from one of the most famous nations in human history, and that is the:
NOTA (None of the above)
The Ancient Egypt
The Ancient Greece
The Roman Empire
12
Recalling the previous sentence: Is urban art more accessible than other forms of art?
False
True
13
Read the sentence below and choose the alternative that explains how the city's environment influences this art:
The city limits art, since museums are the best places to appreciate it
Urban art is always illegal and ignores the city environment.
The city has influence, but the artists simply follow their own style
The city helps turn public spaces into canvases for local works
14
How do urban art, circus and LGBTQIA+ culture reinvent public spaces as places of struggle and celebration in Brazil?
Murals that pay homage only to intern. artists, ignoring local culture
Prior. class. aesthicts but addressing issues such as gender or race
The mix of art, circus and LGBT+ com. results in mov. such as drag queen
Restricting itself to closed festival with no connection to social movement
15
How can circus practices contribute to teamwork and trust between participants?
It requires collaboration, mutual support and trust in joint movements
Promoting fierce competition among colleagues
Encouraging individuality but with great socialization
Encouraging personal performance and individual achievement
16
What is urban art?
Modern dance with fashionable poses, rooted in black and latin LGBT culture
Artistic expression that addresses issues related to sexuality and gender
Art that springs from the periphery and becomes a revolution
Artistic expression that turns cities into open-air galleries

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Circus Practices and Urban Art: The Mega Quiz

16 termsStudBud Administration5 plays

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
In balancing, the artist is the protagonist, performing acrobatics in various ways. This sport has emerged...
It appeared in Ancient Rome in shows by acrobats on ropes
Ancient Egyptians used balancing acts for rituals and entertainment
It originated in China (108 BC) with acrobats in the imperial palace
In colonial Brazil, from the religious rites of the original peoples
2
Choose the alternative that explains how Urban Art influences the way people see the city & the soc. prob. around them?
Because it is a form of express. present on walls, addressing social issues
She breaks barriers in country, fighting racism and sexism in music
They can have positive impacts, but also negative ones, such as anxiety.
She transforms forró with a queer aesthetic, renewing the music scene.
3
What are circus practices?
The eighth studio album by American singer Giselle Knowles-Carter
Artistic activities involving body skills such as juggling and acrobatics
A music festival that takes place in the city of Indio, California.
It's an excerpt from a sound recording that is reused in another record
4
Who are the top 5 urban artists in Brazil?
Racionais MC's, Karol Conká, Eduardo Kobra & Anarkia Boladona
Nicky Minaj, Lauryn Hill, Cardi B, Beyoncé & Megan Thee Stallion
Pabllo Vittar, Cazuza, Gloria Groove, Daniela Mercury & Ney Matogrosso
Sérgio Vaz, Emicida, Eduardo Kobra, Karol Conká, & Alexandre Orion
5
How does urban art often interact with LGBT+ visibility?
Portraying historical figures from the 19th century
Restricting themselves to closed galleries to avoid censorship
Using art to celebrate diversity and protest against oppression
Ignoring social issues to focus on abstractions
6
Which movement, originating in New York's black and latin LGBT+ communities, directly influenced urban art culture?
Progressive Rock
Classical Music
Feminine and Gay Rap & Hip-Hop
Vogue, House Music and Ballroom Culture
7
In the European Middle Ages, illusionists were seen exclusively as evil figures and were persecuted by the Inquisition.
True
False
8
Choose the correct alternative in relation to acrobatics
It is something recent, it emerged at the time of Romanticism
It emerged from the mixture of capoeira with classical ballet
It emerged from bird watching, where artists tried to connect with nature
According to ancient representations, it has existed since antiquity
9
What are the main skills developed in Circus Practices?
Memorizing and reading
Balance, motor coordination, concentration and flexibility
Muscle strength and speed
Creative writing and logical thinking
10
Which alternative refers to the concept of Urban Music?
Music genre from LGBT community, with repetitive beats and a fast groove
Musical genres that develop and become popular in city environments
Fourth studio album by Brazilian singer and drag queen Phabullo Rodrigues
Musical genre, a dance and a popular festivity in Brazil Northeast
11
The origin of the circus as we know it today came from one of the most famous nations in human history, and that is the:
NOTA (None of the above)
The Ancient Egypt
The Ancient Greece
The Roman Empire
12
Recalling the previous sentence: Is urban art more accessible than other forms of art?
False
True
13
Read the sentence below and choose the alternative that explains how the city's environment influences this art:
The city limits art, since museums are the best places to appreciate it
Urban art is always illegal and ignores the city environment.
The city has influence, but the artists simply follow their own style
The city helps turn public spaces into canvases for local works
14
How do urban art, circus and LGBTQIA+ culture reinvent public spaces as places of struggle and celebration in Brazil?
Murals that pay homage only to intern. artists, ignoring local culture
Prior. class. aesthicts but addressing issues such as gender or race
The mix of art, circus and LGBT+ com. results in mov. such as drag queen
Restricting itself to closed festival with no connection to social movement
15
How can circus practices contribute to teamwork and trust between participants?
It requires collaboration, mutual support and trust in joint movements
Promoting fierce competition among colleagues
Encouraging individuality but with great socialization
Encouraging personal performance and individual achievement
16
What is urban art?
Modern dance with fashionable poses, rooted in black and latin LGBT culture
Artistic expression that addresses issues related to sexuality and gender
Art that springs from the periphery and becomes a revolution
Artistic expression that turns cities into open-air galleries