12: Chapter Age of Industry 1. In comparing the works of Hokusai and Hiroshige, both artists make use of deep space through linear perspective. a. True b. False The Kota tribe guardian figure exhibits which of the following characteristics? a. Anatomical realism b. Naturalism c. Geometric style d. All of the above When, according to the text, did the earliest chronicles of African American music appear? a. 1860s b. 1870s c. 1880s d. 1890s Which of the following represent categories of African American music? a. Slave songs b. Spirituals c. Religious folk songs d. All of the above Which of the following represents a major criterion for "art" in Native American culture? a. Usefulness b. Portability c. Tradition d. Wealth According to the text, a basic character of Inuit art is humor. a. True b. False According to the text, which of the following represents a characteristic of Northwest Coastal Native American art? a. b. c. d. Totem pole worship Bilateral symmetry Supernatural relationships All of the above
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Who of the following wrote "Ode on a Grecian Urn"? a. Percy Bysshe Shelley b. Lord Byron c. John Keats d. Mary Shelley Art Nouveau is a style whose best example is the Eiffel Tower. a. True b. False Which of the following architects designed the entranceways to the Paris Mtro? a. Gaudi b. Horta c. Guimard d. None of the above Which of the following may be said about Goya's painting The Third of May 1808? a. It is anti-Spanish. b. It is naturalistic. c. It has strong value contrasts. d. All of the above Rosa Bonheur's Plowing in the Nivernais could be described by which of the following? a. Realistic and Romantic b. Monumental c. Precision in execution d. All of the above William Wordsworth's poetry was which of the following? a. Epic b. Aristocratic c. Highly surrealistic d. Mystical Jane Austen's work can be described as which of the following? a. Aristocratic b. Banal c. Optimistic d. All of the above
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The term lied is synonymous with which of the following? a. Art song b. Melody c. Chorale d. Tonality According to the text, who was the most important composer of lied? a. Franz Liszt b. Franz Schubert c. Frdric Chopin d. Hector Berlioz Which of the following describes "The Erlking"? a. Through-composition b. A religious text c. Lyricism d. A subordinate piano part The Romantic period in music led to the development of a focus on the piano. a. True b. False Franz Liszt's compositions may be described by which of the following? a. Hungarian folk themes b. Technically simple c. Expressive d. All of the above Compared to Franz Liszt, Chopin's music was which of the following? a. More difficult b. More florid c. More restrained d. All of the above Chopin's tudes were which of the following? a. Violin compositions b. Technical explorations c. Lengthy d. All of the above
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Which of the following describes Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique? a. It utilizes an ide fixe. b. It is a love story. c. It is program music d. All of the above What is the form of the first movement of Brahm's Symphony No. 3 in F major? a. Rondo b. Sonata Allegro c. con brio d. Suite Who composed the "1812 Overture"? a. Brahms b. Chopin c. Tchaikovsky d. Berlioz According to the text, Franz Liszt invented the term "symphonic poem". a. True b. False Who wrote A German Requiem? a. Brahms b. Chopin c. Schubert d. Mendelssohn Which of the following is true of opera during the Romantic era? a. It appealed only to the upper classes. b. It was composed only in Grand Opera style. c. It featured the bel canto style. d. It slavishly followed classical principles. The aria "La donna mobile" is from what opera? a. The Trojans b. The Huguenots c. The Barber of Seville d. Rigoletto
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Who wrote the opera Aida? a. Verdi b. Wagner c. Meyerbeer d. Rossini Which composer is most famous for the use of the leitmotif? a. Verdi b. Wagner c. Meyerbeer d. Rossini The demand for historical accuracy in the 19 th-century theatre led to which of the following? a. Drop and wing scenery b. The box set c. The raked stage d. All of the above In writing about Romantic ballet, who said that dance showed "beautiful forms in graceful attitudes"? a. b. c. d. Thophile Gautier Carlo Blasis Marie Taglioni Marius Petipa
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According to the text, what was the first truly Romantic ballet? a. La Sylphide b. Swan Lake c. Robert the Devil d. The Nutcracker According to the text, what was the height of Romantic achievement in ballet? a. Robert the Devil b. The Revolt in the Harem c. Giselle d. La Sylphide What term means "light entertainment" in ballet? a. Arabesque b. Fouett c. Relev d. Divertissement
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Which of the following statements describes Romantic architecture? a. It can be Picturesque. b. Its exterior walls can act as a screen. c. It can display structural honesty. d. All of the above Who designed the Houses of Parliament? a. b. c. d. John Nash Sir Charles Barry Sir Joseph Nash Gustave Courbet
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Who painted The Stone Breakers? a. John Nash b. Gustave Courbet c. Edouard Manet d. Henry O. Tanner Who painted Djeuner sur l'herbe? a. Gustave Courbet b. Edouard Manet c. Claude Monet d. Berte Morisot Who painted Au Bord de d'eau, Bennecourt (On the Seine at Bennecourt)? a. Gustave Courbet b. Edouard Manet c. Claude Monet d. Berte Morisot In Renoir's painting, Moulin de la Galette, which of the following occurs? a. A Sunday crowd b. A Paris church c. Closed composition d. All of the above Who painted The Dining Room? a. Berthe Morisot b. Henry O. Tanner c. Pierre Renoir d. Claude Monet Who painted Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Grande Jatte? a. Seurat b. Czanne
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Who painted Harvest at La Crau? a. Seurat b. Czanne c. Gauguin d. Van Gogh The painting, Mont Sainte-Victoire, can be described by which of the following? a. Biomorphic b. Geometric c. Informal d. Two-dimensional What is the most significant aspect of Van Gogh's The Starry Night? a. Its color b. Its brushwork c. Its value scale d. Its objectivity The "whiplash" is an aspect best known in what style? a. Romanticism b. Art Nouveau c. Impressionism d. Post-impressionism
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