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Which of the following were Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists?
Vincent Van Gogh
All of the Above
Claude Monet
Auguste Rodin
2
What does the court dance "basse" mean?
Low to the ground
Slow dancing
Fast paced walking
Jumping
3
Stage area closest to the audience...
Black-box
Upstage
Downstage
Proscenium
4
Which two types are shapes and forms are categorized into?
Free-form and diagonal
Organic and geometric
Organic and free-form
Plot
5
Choose the group that contains three examples of recreational dance.
Ballroom, aerobic dance, tap
Religious dance, ballet, tap
Line dancing, ballet, religious dance
Line dancing, ballroom, aerobic
6
This type of stage has seating on three sides and designed to get the actors closer to the audience.
Proscenium
Arena
Thrust
Stadium
7
Ballets during the Romantic time period were primarily danced by:
Men
Women
Men and women
Children
8
Hazy, low intensity color used in landscapes to give the illusion of being far away.
Linear Perspective
Texture
Atmospheric Perspective
Primary Colors
9
Which ballet did Peter Tchaikovsky NOT write the music for?
The Nutcracker
Swan Lake
Sleeping Beauty
Cinderella
10
Which one of Shakespeare's works has been made into a modern adaptation?
All of the Above
Romeo and Juliet
The Taming of the Shrew
Hamlet
11
Pablo Picasso created the art style of ___________
Cubism
Pointillism
Fauvism
Shading
12
What are the characteristics of a Melodrama?
All of the Above
Evil versus Good
Stock characters
Happy endings
13
Geometrical shapes were embedded in Renaissance art
True
False
14
Identify the work of art below:
Napoleon at St. Bernard
The Oath of Horatii
Death of Marat
Pantheon
15
When you buy a pardon for your sings and go to heaven:
Indulgences
Pageant Wagons
Guild
Tarantella
16
The famous ballet during the Impressionist time period was ____________ of the Faun
Afternoon
Life
Dinner
Forest
17
Which NeoClassical composer started composing music at the age of 4, created symphonies at 7 and operas at 11?
None of the Above
Leonardo da Vinci
Mozart
Beethoven
18
Element of art that is three-dimensional having length, width and depth.
Shape
Line
Form
Space
19
Which type of texture is it when there are multiple parts that are sung at different times?
Monophonic
Duophonic
Polyphonic
Homophonic
20
Andrew Lloyd Webber composed 13 musicals.
True
False
21
For Impressionist art what does the "B" in "ELBOW" stand for?
Browns
Brushstrokes
Lighting
Bats
22
Andrew Lloyd Webber is famous for Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita and....?
Cats
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
The Phantom fo the Opera
All of the Above
23
Opera began in which country?
Germany
Italy
France
England
24
How can you remember the lines of the treble clef staff?
Every Boy Deserves Good Fudge
Foreign Cars Get Dents After Each Bump
FACE
Every Good Boy Does Fine
25
_____________ is a mechanical device that ticks and beeps audibly at a steady tempo.
Clef
Timer
Dynamic
Metronome
26
Adding black to a color creates....
Form
Tint
Texture
Shade
27
Identify the Post-Impressionism painting below:
Starry Night
Iris
Water lilies
Night of Stars
28
Which artist was influenced by psychologist Sigmund Freud?
Georgia O'Keeffe
Pablo Picasso
Salvador Dali
Dorothea Lange
29
Small colored pieces of glass, stone, etc set in concrete and used as "paintings" are called?
Gargoyles
Flying buttresses
Stained glass
Mosaics
30
A flying buttress will usually be located...
Outside the exterior walls
Around the altar
Underneath the foundation
Behind the apse
31
Which of the following is one of Mozart's famous operas?
The Marriage of Figaro
Show Boat
West Side Story
Phantom of the Opera
32
Performance elements of drama include:
Scenery, sound, lighting, make-up, and style
Plot and character, theme and language and style
Props, acting, and verbal skills
Character motivation, empathy, vocal expression and diction
33
Visual equalization of art elements in a work of art...
Balance
Variety
Radial
Unity
34
Dorothea Lange was an American ___________
Dancer
Photographer
Painter
Sculptor
35
The word Renaissance means
Old
Re-birth
Dungeons
Art
36
Where is William Shakespeare's famous Glob Theater located?
New York City, New York
Paris, France
London, England
Los Angeles, California
37
Denouement means
To tie up in knots
Suspense
Resolution
Rising action
38
How are intermediate colors made?
They're not
By mixing primary colors
By mixing secondary colors
By mixing primary and secondary colors
39
Which of the following was NOT a common medieval dance?
Dance of the Dead
Tarantella
St. John's
St. Patrick
40
What is considered Frank Lloyd Wright's biggest contribution to architecture?
None of These
His charity work
The amount of buildings he made
Prairie Style
41
What was the name of the social hierarchy during the Medieval time period?
Populism
Communism
Feudalism
Socialism
42
Known for its African-American roots ________ is a highly syncopated and its beginnings can be traced to the roaring 20s
Tap dance
Jazz dance
Ballet dance
Modern dance
43
Who was the famous English Playwright during the Elizabethan theater?
Jonathan Swift
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo da Vinci
William Shakespeare
44
A symphony is used the most in which type of musical form?
AB
ABA
Rondo
Theme and Variation
45
During the Romantic period of ballet, the arts began to reflect:
The supernatural
The beauty of the commonplace
The lower class
The diversity of society
46
ABACADAEAF is a definition of which choreographic form?
Rondo
AB
Theme and Variation
ABA
47
Watching a production on a proscenium stage is most like watching a __________ in person.
Concert at an amphitheater
Movie at the theater
Pro football game
College basketball game
48
Who is known as the "Mother of Modern"?
Dorothea Lange
Martha Graham
Georgia O'Keefe
None of These
49
Which of the following is NOT an element of Drama?
Literary
Performance
Technical
Plot
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How long is a complete symphony?
Two hours
30 minutes
20 minutes
Three hours
