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1
Using art to express feeling and emotion
Realism
Molech
Romanticism
Formalism
2
What did the ancient Canaanites use music for?
To mask the screams of infants being sacrificed
To express ideas and entertain
Idolatrous worship
A and B only
3
Attention
is one of our most valuable currencies
True
False
4
Canaanite god that required human sacrifice
Kinnor
Myelination
Molech
Motivated Abilities
5
Entertainment without thought
Romanticism
Entertainment
Realism
Amusement
6
1. Secular worldviews tend to have a “_____-story” concept of entertainment.
Untold
Funny
Lower
Upper
7
What does splitting the secular and sacred do to art
A and B only
It turns art into an ethereal withdrawal from the world
Turns art into a stiff embrace of the cold & meaninglessness
It turns art into a beautiful expression of reality
8
What artistic movement was developed by those who opposed the Age of Enlightenment
A and B only
Romanticism
Realism
Formalism
9
Using art to communicate elements such as line, color, and space
Kinnor
Romanticism
Formalism
Realism
10
Expertise is reached only after
one hundred thousand
hours of rigorous practice
True
False
11
___
is a physical, visual, or auditory expression of human creativity, skill, and imagination
Gratitude
Worldview
Art
Flow
12
What happens in men’s brains when they view pornography
It separates love and sex
It activates the “tool use” part of the brain
All of the above
It leads to apathy and the loss of erotic desire
13
Using art to demonstrate what is without embellishment or exaggerated emotion
Romanticism
Formalism
Myelination
Realism
14
Those who revel in the escapism and emotionalism of the arts
Cultural Anorexics
Cultural Gluttons
Myelination
Equilibrium-tension-resolution
15
C. S. Lewis
wrote
Amusing Ourselves to Death
False
True
16
The activities which return energy to us and make us feel alive
Realism
Kinnor
Motivated Abilities
Myelination
17
Violent content doesn’t cause violent behavior, but it
primes
it
False
True
18
What did philosophers such as Plato believe about training in the arts
All of the above
It would put a person in the good graces of the gods
It would lead to a life of moderation and self-restraint
It would be a way to enjoy the finer things in life
19
The instrument with which King David was particularly gifted
Motivated Abilities
Kinnor
Molech
Myelination
20
An activity designed to hold the attention of an audience
Amusement
Entertainment
Formalism
Romanticism
21
Psychological pattern that longs for fulfillment through movement that includes struggles
Motivated Abilities
Equilibrium-tension-resolution
Myelination
Formalism
22
Those who fear the uncontrolled emotional influence of the arts
Cultural Gluttons
Equilibrium-tension-resolution
Cultural Anorexics
Motivated Abilities
23
Enlightenment thinkers, mostly, thought that
“upper-story”
truth was the most important
False
True
24
_____ is the quality or feeling of being thankful
Attitude
Gratitude
Wisdom
Prefer
25
Artists who agreed with the thinking of the Enlightenment developed
Formalism
False
True
26
When we find ourselves easily swayed by marketers of entertainment, what should we to ask
To what motives are they appealing
All of the above
Can they deliver on what they promise
What do they want us to do
27
The process in which the brain builds up the nerve fibers and neurons that are exercised
Equilibrium-tension-resolution
Cultural Anorexics
Formalism
Myelination
28
Every story that is told by way of entertainment is informed by a(n) ______
Art
Distraction
Worldview
Lower Story
