What German band and its inspiration helped to make electronic music popular?

Kraftwerk inspired by Karl Stockhausen

What inspired Adelina (Nina) Ortero-Warren to join the suffrage cause?

having the New Mexico constitution deny women the right to vote

According to the author, the goal of The Life of Jesus Christ: Understanding the Story of the Gospels is to create:

a combination of the Gospels into a single coherent story

Victoria Woodhull’s accomplishments included all of the following EXCEPT __________________.

founding the first women’s rights lobbying group

Jocelyn Bell Burnell is credited for ________.

design and build an array of radio telescopes that probed deep space

How did Joaquín Rodrigo’s wife help him in composing new pieces?

He wrote them in braille and then dictated on sheet music.

During his trial with Caiaphas, what led to Jesus’ death sentence?

his claim that he was the Messiah

Uncle Henrik uses the phrase, “Tomorrow will be a day for fishing” to convey

that it is a day he will take people across to Sweden

Lucretia Mott’s radical ideas were made more palatable to her audience because she _________________.

was a motherly figure who spoke in a quaint, calming way

The work of Patricia Bath involved ________.

inventing the Laserphaco Probe for a more precise removal of cataracts

In 1866, Adolphe Sax’s patented designs for the saxophone expired. What happened next?

Other makers adapted the original design and produced new models

What is one thing Lois Lowry does NOT say begins to develop at age ten?

the realization that the world is a just and fair place

Saint Augustine called the Sermon on the Mount...

a perfect standard of the Christian life

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1
Which of the following words would best describe John Cage’s piece titled 4’33’’?
Chance
Loud
None
Short
Choppy
Planned
2
The Holy Family flees to ________________ in order to escape King Herod’s fury.
Jerusalem
Galilee
Palestine
Arabia
None
Egypt
3
The Gospels make it clear that Mary was _______________________.
All of the above
None
intelligent
open to God’s will
modest
prayerful
4
________ is a subatomic particle transforming into another subatomic particle.
Antigen
Isotope
Subatomic decay
All of the above
Stem cell
None of the above
5
What German band and its inspiration helped to make electronic music popular?
Kreator inspired by the band Venom
Scorpions inspired by American rock 'n' roll and the British Invasion
Rammstein inspired by the Slovenian group Laibach
Kraftwerk inspired by Karl Stockhausen
Die Toten Hosen inspired by punk bands from the 1970s
None
6
What inspired Adelina (Nina) Ortero-Warren to join the suffrage cause?
having her overbearing military husband controlling all aspects of her life
having the New Mexico constitution deny women the right to vote
rebelling against the traditional male-dominated culture she grew up in
seeing her mother’s lands being taken from her after she married
not receiving a promised inheritance after the death of her mother
None
7
According to the author, the goal of The Life of Jesus Christ: Understanding the Story of the Gospels is to create:
the first ever combination of the four Gospel narratives
a resource to be used by biblical scholars to analyze the life of Christ
a realistic but fictionalized life of Christ
None
a combination of the Gospels into a single coherent story
a substitute to be read instead of the Gospels themselves
8
Julia Ward Howe was an unusual suffragist because she was ________________.
married to very supportive husband
None
very young when she joined the movement
supported by her family
unmarried
from high society
9
Mary Church Terrell was an advocate of many causes to improve the lives of African Americans EXCEPT:
healthcare
improved living conditions
better jobs
temperance
better education
10
Victoria Woodhull’s accomplishments included all of the following EXCEPT __________________.
founding Woodhull and Claflin’s Weekly newspaper
the 1st woman to address women’s suffrage at a U.S. congressional committee
None
starting the first female-led stock brokerage firm on Wall Street
founding the first women’s rights lobbying group
starting her own political party, the Equal Rights Party
11
What is an example of Rihanna expanding out of the music world to help her become a billionaire?
Fenty Beauty cosmetic line
her collaboration with Reebok
None
a swimwear line, which employs women from her home country, Barbados
R-Anna clothing line
life-coaching label and public service announcements
12
The Synoptic Gospels are:
Matthew, Mark, and Luke
Matthew, Luke, and John
None
Matthew and Luke
Matthew and Mark
Matthew and John
13
What other causes were championed by suffragists?
All of the above
worker’s rights
Both (A) and (C)
temperance
None
African American rights
14
Which was one of Duke Ellington’s first songs, which was written by the time he was 14?
“Prelude to a Kiss”
“Black and Tan Fancy”
“Soda Fountain Rag”
“It Don’t Mean a Thing”
None
“In a Sentimental Mood”
15
Kirsti always interrupted stories because she ________________________.
didn’t understand them
wanted them to last longer
didn’t like them
wanted to add in her own ideas
created her own characters
None
16
Marie Curie is credited for ________.
None
All of the above
discovering the use of x-rays for the advancement of physics and medicine
discovering two new radioactive elements - polonium and radium
Both (A) and (B)
creating the field of atomic physics
17
Jocelyn Bell Burnell is credited for ________.
sequencing the three fundamental polymers of life: DNA, RNA, and proteins
None
interactions of electromagnetic charged particles in an exchange of photons
design and build an array of radio telescopes that probed deep space
using quantum theory to predict that black holes emit heat and evaporate
proposing the theory of elementary particles
18
How did Joaquín Rodrigo’s wife help him in composing new pieces?
He wrote them in braille and then dictated on sheet music.
She would play the violin as he would play the piano.
She would add the lyrics, as he wrote the musical components.
She would test the danceability, as she was a professional dancer.
discovered that all of Rodrigo’s music was actually composed by his wife
None
19
When does Jesus acquire his first Disciples?
after he begins preaching in Jerusalem
as a young man working as a carpenter in Nazareth
during the wedding in Cana
after his baptism by John
None
after he becomes a Rabbi
20
The temperance movement was connected to women’s rights because _________________.
if women could vote, they could vote to veto liquor licenses
if women could vote, they could vote for laws to ban alcohol
None
alcohol abuse led to family violence
alcohol abuse led to poverty for many families
All of the above
21
“‘Your Mama lied to you and so did I…'’ Annemarie nodded. She felt older, suddenly. Why did she feel older?
She better understands the complexities of these difficult situations.
None
She was treated and spoken to like an adult.
All of the above
Both (A) and (B)
He trusted her with the truth.
22
5. In 1911, Rutherford published his model of the atom which he likened to ________.
a miniature solar system
the rings of Jupiter
None
bees in a hive
dropping stones into a pool
Saturn and it’s moons
23
Annemarie and Ellen use ____________________ to inspire them as they play with their paper dolls.
Little Women
Great Expectations
Gone With the Wind
None
Wuthering Heights
Pride and Prejudice
24
Where did Soukous dancing originate?
Russia
Caribbean
Congo
None
Algeria
India
25
When the priests and scribes demanded, “If you are the Christ, tell us plainly” Jesus:
None
All of the above
reminded them of his miracles
replied “I told you, and you do not believe.”
Both (A) and (C)
said, “I and the Father are one.”
26
When preparing to go down to Uncle Henrik’s boat, Peter gives ____________________ to the baby.
All of the above
None
sleeping drops
Both (B) and (C)
a blanket
a sweater
27
According to the original wording in the US Constitution, voting was for _________________.
free white men
None
free white land-owning men over the age of twenty-one
men over the age of twenty-one
educated white land-owning men
persons/people
28
During his trial with Caiaphas, what led to Jesus’ death sentence?
his refusal to give tribute to Caesar
his perceived blasphemy in performing miracles on the Sabbath
his claim to kingship
None
his claim that he was the Messiah
his insurrectionist plans
29
Uncle Henrik uses the phrase, “Tomorrow will be a day for fishing” to convey
a day for delivering illegal rationed food resources to Copenhagen
the plan to meet up out in open waters to discuss plans for the Resistance
that it is a day he will take people across to Sweden
his desire to go fishing in restricted areas
his plan to smuggle supplies into the country that day
None
30
________ was the first woman and civilian to fly in space.
Nettie Stevens
Tu Youyou
None
Valentina Tereshkova
Jane Goodall
Patricia Bath
31
Where did Arnold Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire first premier?
None
Moscow
Barcelona
Berlin
Rome
London
32
Lucretia Mott’s radical ideas were made more palatable to her audience because she _________________.
told stories and used biblical references to make her points
a charming, happy person who pointed out the bright side of every situation
None
was a motherly figure who spoke in a quaint, calming way
presented with her husband at her side, showing male support for the cause
was careful to present a middle ground that everyone could agree on
33
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Sentiments?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Susan B. Anthony
Abby Kelley Foster
Lucy Stone
34
Which scientist led the Human Genome Project with Francis Crick?
Nettie Stevens
None of the above
Rosalind Franklin
Thomas Hunt Morgan
All of the above
James Watson
35
The work of Patricia Bath involved ________.
the study of normal and abnormal blood formation
research in cancer treatments, ethics and patient quality of life
how T-cells recognize antigens for the treatment of immune-system diseases,
None
inventing the Laserphaco Probe for a more precise removal of cataracts
the isolation of artemisinin which successfully treated malaria
36
What is always included in the New Year’s Concert featuring the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at Musikverein?
None of the above
at least one of Beethoven’s symphonies
“Best Song” winner at the previous year’s MTV Europe Music Awards
Johann Sebastian Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major: Prélude
“Pomp and Circumstance Marches” by Edward Elgar
Strauss family compositions
37
In 1866, Adolphe Sax’s patented designs for the saxophone expired. What happened next?
None
His family continued to fight for design rights, and are still fighting
Saxophone use died out for many decades.
He went mad, as others were stealing his design and making money.
Other makers adapted the original design and produced new models
He designed the modern jazz clarinet.
38
What is one thing Lois Lowry does NOT say begins to develop at age ten?
the realization that the world is a just and fair place
a sense that the right thing is often unpopular
the aspiration to do the right thing
a strong sense of personal ethics
the desire to be honorable
None
39
was responsible for discovering that the nervous system was composed of billions of individual independent nerve cells.
Camillo Golgi
Wilhelm Waldeyer
Antonio Egas Moniz
None of the above
Santiago Ramon y Cajal
All of the above
40
What did W. C. Handy create after hearing a man using a knife to scrape his guitar while waiting at a train station?
a festival for lesser-known performers to have their chance on stage
the first of his flamenco dance music
None
lyrics to his most famous song “The A Train”
the harmonica
the first folk blues music
41
Saint Augustine called the Sermon on the Mount...
a new world order
the stunting of mankind
a perfect standard of the Christian life
None
a polished cataract of platitudes
new laws for believers and a setting aside of the laws of the Jewish Torah
42
More than any other, what changed public opinion about the suffragists forever?
the Silent Sentinels
None
the Prison Special
the Night of Terror
the Grand Picket
the Torchlight Parade
43
What is the Sanhedrin?
most holy place in the Temple
Jewish council
None
title of the local leader, under Roman control
region of Palestine where the Samaritans lived
conservative Jewish sect
44
“She looked down and saw that she had imprinted the Star of David on her hand.” (49) This is an example of
None
metaphor
symbolism
personification
flashback
irony
45
The ________ particle exists outside of the nucleus of an atom.
neutron
All of the above
None of the above
isotope
proton
electron
46
What does the parable of The Wicked Tennant foreshadow?
the Second Coming
the Resurrection
the end times
None
the destruction of the Temple
the death of John the Baptist
47
When Annemarie discovers the packet, Mama says, “It may all have been for nothing.” (104) This implies that the packet
Both (A) and (B)
will no longer be effective
Both (A) and (C)
None
is vital to the escape plan
is more important than Annemarie realized
48
Which famous Danish author(s) told fairy tales?
None
Edmund Dulac
Hans Christian Andersen
Joseph Jacobs
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
Aesop
49
Annemarie and Ellen don't tell their mothers about their run in with the German soldiers because
they don’t want to get scolded
Both (A) and (C)
they didn’t think it was that important
it would upset them
Both (A) and (B)
None
50
Of the three fundamental polymers, which one relays instructions to create proteins?
isotopes
antigens
None
None of the above are fundamental polymers
RNA
DNA

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