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1
How were African-Americans "asserting their rights" as mentioned in the article? (2 answers)
burning pamphlets
creating art
playing baseball
holding marches
"sprinting to the finish line"
sit-ins
2
This entire article is about ...
Caravaggio
Pablo Picasso
Your uncle
Alex Ross
Diego Rivera
Romare Bearden
3
Connie Nack was the owner of the Philadelphia Athletics
False
True
4
Your school has classes on the third floor
True
False
5
This art piece illustrates a ceremony that occurred in
New York
North Carolina
Trick question. Never mentioned
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
North Dakota
6
How old was the artist when he made this:
63
62
1974
64
1911
60
7
What was the reason why Romare Bearden turned down the position for the Philadelphia Athletics?
He didn't want to deny he was black
They refused to pay him well
Trick question. He became an artist after playing a few seasons
They refused to give him a uniform
The location was simply too far for him to travel
The hours were long and grueling
8
How old was Romare Bearden when he turned down the position for the Philadelphia Athletics?
21
20
18
30
32
19
9
If you wanted to see this art piece you would have to travel to
Chicago
Trick Question. It's privately owned
North Carolina
Washington D.C.
New York
Los Angeles
10
Most of the artwork covered in this article shows Romare Bearden as a
surrealist
collage artist
sculpture
oil painter
watercolorist
realist paiter
11
This art piece is all about a
baptism
suffering
the freedom to speak
the civil rights movement
the civil war movement
12
Philadelphia Athletics are a
hockey team
tennis team
baseball team
football team
basketball team
golf team
13
The address to your school is...
8470 Melrose Ave
7850 Melrose Ave
8750 Melrose Ave
7580 Melrose Ave
7840 Melrose Ave
7480 Melrose Ave
14
After seeing no future playing for Philly, the artist turned his attention to
working for his dad
working for his mom
education
writing songs
creating art
working at a local bank
15
This art piece is privately owned
True
False
16
Your school has classes on the fifth floor
False
True
17
There's a computer in here named after this artist. (2 Answers)
1
Pink
4
Gray
Green
3
18
The article says the artist had a "flair for drawing". This meant
He would get ahead of himself while drawing
He instinctively knew how to draw
He had trouble drawing
He preferred painting
19
The artist lived in New York
True
False
20
"My BLANK is to paint the life of my people as I know it"
objective
goal
effort
aim
purpose
point
21
El Salvador borders Guatemala
True
False
22
African-Americans had it surprisingly easily during the Great Depression
True
False
23
According to the article, this art piece "suggests" ... (3 answers)
pride
racism
artistic motivation
sadness
hostility
gluttony
24
What event was occuring right when the artist started to release his first collage art pieces?
World War 2
First civil war movement
The Great Depression
World War 1
First civil rights movements
Y2K
25
The artist lived to be
1988
77
78
72
76
67
26
This art piece is privately owned
False
True
27
This art piece was created in the year
1966
1956
1965
1946
1964
1976
28
When you "
juxtapose
photos", what are you doing to them?
placing lacquer paint onto them for protection
enlarging them for greater effect
placing them side-by-side to give new meaning to them
preserving the photos
giving young artists opportunities to communicate
gluing them together for a tighter bond
29
This art piece was created when the artist was
21
48
61
65
42
53
30
During the Great Depression, African-Americans were not allowed to play major-league basebal
True
False
31
This represents the artist's interest in
trumpets
opera
mumble rap
acapella
jazz
hip-hop
32
"To escape from BLANK you have to get to the heart of it"
racism
reality
conflict
worries
love
school
33
Which of the following media was NOT mentioned in the article as what he "played with"?
photographs
graphite
scraps of paper
inks
pens
paintbrushes
