Humanities Fall Final Exam

This building reveals what type of balance and alignment?

Largo means:

What element of art refers to surface quality? How it feels or looks like it feels?

What structure shows the first great achievement of using the vault design in a closed space?

Pianissimo means:

The speed with which music moves.

This image of from what scene:

If you are learning a series of dance movements to do one after another, you are learning a __.

A dance that starts, stops, starts, stops, like the robot, is an example of a _______ movement.

Identify the note.

Identify this clef.

How many sixteenth notes are in a whole note?

What form of sculpture is seen in the picture?

What is the medium that combines egg yolk, water, and pigment?

Understanding a character on stage, rather than just feeling sympathy for him/her.

Identify this music symbol.

Jazz developed from:

The quality of wholeness or oneness that is achieved through elements of art is called what?

In this principle, elements are used to make one part of a work dominant over the other.

This element of theater deals with how the actor makes their character believable.

The top number in a time signature represents:

The combination of simultaneous notes of different tones performed at the same time.

The sculpture is best described as this type of form?

What is the purpose of having actors wear makeup on stage?

For the theme of a play to be of interest to a WIDE audience it must contain a…

The loudness or softness of a musical passage.

Presto means:

A painting technique that uses quick drying plaster on a wall is called what?

The use of highs and lows and varying the pitch of one’s voice is…

The technique for painting the Sistine ceiling:

This is a movement or shape performed to give emphasis to a certain part of the dancer’s body.

Colors opposite one another on the color wheel are called what?

Call and Response and ABA are both examples of what musical term?

This term refers to the patterns made across the floor as a dancer travels.

Identify the note.

What is the term for the triangular part of a Greek temple’s façade?

The Mona Lisa hangs in this museum:

When a choreographer wants to show two people are affectionate, they share the...

Which term refers to the degree of muscular tension and use of energy?

Complete the following sentence. Palladio’s buildings have supreme....

Most great works of architecture are designed to show what?

Which term refers to how a movement is done?

What building form enabled architects to span space vertically and horizontally?

The distinct tonal quality of an instrument or voice

Allegro means:

The Florence artist Filippo Brunelleschi achieved his first success with the design for:

The use of body movement, gestures, and facial expressions is….

Identify the note.

This term can be described as sharp or smooth. It is how a movement is performed.

This element of theater deals with the written portion or script.

Classicism is defined as the :

Michelangelo’s statue of David is made from:

In art, rough/smooth, large/small, and dark/light are all examples of what principle?

An intentionally organized succession of musical tones.

Which of the following is true during an actor’s soliloquy?

Which stage design extends into the audience?

The soft edges of shadowing contours in Mona Lisa’s face are described by what term?

Identify this ballet position.

which term refers to combinations of long and short sounds that give a sense of movement?

Identify this ballet position.

Identify this position

This means the “untying of the plot,” it precedes the conclusion.

Name this note.

Which of the following best defines the term time for dance?

The artist who put his sculpture into this room, created art by what name?

This element of theater deals with lighting, sound, stage design, music, costumes, etc.

Described as “a state of tension,” this is used to sustain interest in theatrical performance.

In which style of dance are the performer and the choreographer the same person?

Rate, volume, articulation, and inflection make up…

The distinct tonal quality, sound, or personality of an instrument.

Which style of dance is highly stylized and uses traditional techniques?

which stage is seen in this illustration?

How many beats does a dotted half note get in 4/4 time?

This term is described as open/closed, angular/curved, symmetrical/asymmetrical.