UTC | Chapter 7

Question 1

Were there differences between Orwell's book and Huxley's book? (Maybe know those differences)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

___________ is a state in which a person works intently on something, is able to be creative, and enjoys the experience.

Accepted Answer

flow

Question 3

Artists who agreed with the thinking of the Enlightenment developed Formalism.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

The process in which the brain builds up the nerve fibers and neurons that are exercised

Accepted Answer

Myelination

Question 5

Those who fear the uncontrolled emotional influence of the arts

Accepted Answer

Cultural Anorexics

Question 6

Other than actual committing crimes, what is the more common concern for people who view violent or pornography content?

Accepted Answer

One's affections gradually shift

Question 7

How do postmodernists view entertainment?

Accepted Answer

Be suspicious of any story proclaiming truth

Question 8

C. S. Lewis wrote Amusing Ourselves to Death

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

_____ is the quality or feeling of being thankful

Accepted Answer

Gratitude

Question 10

Using art to communicate such elements as line, space, color

Accepted Answer

Formalism

Question 11

An activity designed to hold the attention of an audience

Accepted Answer

Entertainment

Question 12

What did philosophers such as Plato believe about training in the arts?

Accepted Answer

It would lead to a life of moderation and self-restraint

Question 13

Those who revel in the escapism and emotionalism of the arts

Accepted Answer

Cultural Gluttons

Question 14

The activities which return energy to us and make us feel alive

Accepted Answer

Motivated Abilities

Question 15

Attention is one of our most valuable currencies

Accepted Answer

True

Question 16

___is a physical, visual, or auditory expression of human creativity, skill, and imagination

Accepted Answer

Art

Question 17

Violent content doesn’t cause violent behavior, but it primes it

Accepted Answer

True

Question 18

Enlightenment thinkers, mostly, thought that “upper-story” truth was the most important

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

As one English professor put it, "A good book takes you deeper into life and a bad book distracts you from life."

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

Secular worldviews tend to have a “_____-story” concept of entertainment.

Accepted Answer

Lower

Question 21

The instrument with which King David was particularly gifted

Accepted Answer

Kinnor

Question 22

Expertise is reached only after one hundred thousand hours of rigorous practice

Accepted Answer

False

Question 23

Entertainment without thought

Accepted Answer

Amusement

Question 24

What does splitting the secular and sacred do to art

Accepted Answer

Turns art into a stiff embrace of the cold & meaninglessness, It turns art into an ethereal withdrawal from the world

Question 25

What are 3 questions we should ask ourselves in relation to movies that we watch?

Accepted Answer

Are there elements that are true?, What worldview is being communicated?, Are there elements that are false and destructive?

Question 26

During the Enlightenment, how did people begin thinking about truth?

Accepted Answer

Upper- and lower-stories, As a two story building, Sacred and secular are split

Question 27

When we find ourselves easily swayed by marketers of entertainment, what should we to ask?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 28

New Spiritualist “upper-story” understanding of the world has been adapted into many famous movie plotlines.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 29

What is the Marxist approach to entertainment?

Accepted Answer

Manipulate it to encourage revolutionary behavior, Critique it, claiming it serves the interest of the ruling class

Question 30

Psychological pattern that longs for fulfillment through movement that includes struggles, clashes, and fractures

Accepted Answer

Equilibrium-tension-resolution

Question 31

Using art to express feeling and emotion

Accepted Answer

Romanticism

Question 32

What did the ancient Canaanites use music for?

Accepted Answer

Idolatrous worship, To mask the screams of infants being sacrificed

Question 33

A redeemed life requires discernment and prefer what is true, right, and

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

What happens in men’s brains when they view pornography

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 35

Using art to demonstrate what is without embellishment or exaggerated emotion

Accepted Answer

Realism

Question 36

Canaanite god that required human sacrifice

Accepted Answer

Molech

Question 37

What artistic movement was developed by those who opposed the Age of Enlightenment?

Accepted Answer

Romanticism

Question 38

Every story that is told by way of entertainment is informed by a(n) ______

Accepted Answer

Worldview

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