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Humanities Second Semester Final Review
Humanities Second Semester Final Review
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The construction orcreation of a work from a diverse range of things that are available
assemblage
readymade
bricolage
pochoir
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A playshould have one 24-hour period, only one setting, and 1 main lineof characters and action
scenic unity
medium specificity
deus ex machina
melodrama
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Movement
Bloomsbury
Cloissonism
Naive
Expressionism
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Artist
Gauguin
Cezanne
Toulouse Lautrec
Seurat
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Movement
Analytic Cubism
Futurism
Cubism
Surrealism
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Artist
Ernst
Dali
Goya
Magritte
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Artist
Casatt
Morisot
Manet
Renoir
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Artist
Courbet
Delacroix
Blake
Dante
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Artist
Gauguin
Toulouse Lautrec
Cezanne
Van Gogh
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Printing process that involves using small colored dots spaced to create an optical illusion.
Engraving
Lithography
Ben-day
Encaustic
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Impressionism is known for capturing stillness.
True
False
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Designer
Guimard
Corbusier
Jordain
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Artist
Degas
Manet
Renoir
Monet
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Artist
van Duggan
Rauschenberg
Oldenburg
Warhol
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Elements: Curvilinear lines, new materials, organic forms, handcrafting
Abstract Expressionism
New York Realists
Pointillism
Art Nouveau
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Movement
Impresionism
Expressionism
Realism
Romanticism
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Title
Picasso
Guernica
Shootings of the Third of May
Basque Revolution
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Period of Picasso's work
Cubism
Blue
Analytic Cubism
Rose
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Art which is based on images which can be found in the objective world
abstract
representational
non-representational
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Movement
Pop Art
Op Art
Minimalism
Process Art
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What is your favorite?
music
theater
literature
art
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Artist
Rousseau
Van Gogh
Toulouse Lautrec
Gauguin
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Bold and flat forms separated by dark contours; painting that looks like stained glass
Expressionism
Naive Art
Cloissonism
Fauvism
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Artist
Cezanne
Courbet
Delacroix
Goya
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Movement
Pre-Cubism
Cloissonism
Impressionism
Naive
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Artist
Klimt
Kandinsky
Scheile
Beardsley
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Play withclear-cut protagonists and antagonists, artificially logical plots and happy endings
Melodrama
Well-Made Play
Closet Drama
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Artist
Bigelow
Cezanne
Matisse
Toulouse Lautrec
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Which writer is NOT a Romantic author?
William Shakespeare
Mary Shelley
Victor Hugo
Lord Byron
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Artist
Hopper
Bellows
Johns
Pollock
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Movement
Art a la Rue
Romanticism
Naturalism
Realism
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Hearing was more important than seeing in 19
th
century theater.
True
False
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True or False: Romantic theater glorifies "The Natural Man" – the "noble savage"
False
True
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Movement
Postmodernism
Op Art
Conceptual Art
Pop Art
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Artist
Courbet
Matisse
Blake
Goya
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Artin which non-traditional materials and objects were employed in innovative combinations
bricolage
collage
digital art
combine
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An art movement named for the French word for “wild beast”
Surrealism
Expressionism
Pochoir
Fauvism
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Artist
Hesse
Apatow
Judd
Estes
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Movement
De Stijl
Art Nouveau
Art a la Rue
gold leaf
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Name of the series
Art a la Rue
Visions: Modern France
The Treachery of Images
Dada
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Movement
Bloomsbury Group
Ashcan School
De Stijl
Photorealism
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Artist
Pollock
Koons
Kandinsky
Rothko
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Artist
Sargent
Turner
Courbet
Delacroix
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Style
Surrealism
De Stijl
Abstract
Dada
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Painting out of doors
en plein air
cloissonism
surrealism
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A principle of visual movement in art which directs the viewer’s eye around the artwork
directional movement
focal point
contouring
cross-hatching
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Technique
Encaustic
Process Art
Assemblage
Johns
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Artist
Toulouse Lautrec
Van Gogh
Rousseau
Duchamp
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Artist
Kandinsky
Klimt
Mondrian
Flack
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Artist
Cezanne
Van Gogh
Turner
Sargent
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Movement
Abstract
Photorealism
Art Nouveau
Art a la Rue
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The term which describes a play in which there is an improbable solution to a complex problem
scenic unity
deus ex machina
hamartia
melodrama
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Movement
Bauhaus
Art a la Rue
Ashcan
Minimalism
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Movement
Abstract
Action Painting
New York Realists
Abstract Expressionism
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The state or quality of something which exhibits the appearance of truth or reality
verisimilitude
naturalism
Romanticism
trompe l'oeil
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Artist
Renoir
Degas
Manet
Monet
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Technique
Cloissonism
en plein air
Impressionism
Pointillism
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A found object chosen by the artist as art.
Readymade
Assemblage
Abstract
Pochoir
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A visual element used in a work of art, as in a recurring image
focal point
motif
image
directional movement
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Colors which are located opposite one another onthe color wheel
primary
optical
complementary
oppositional
