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Fine Arts
Test 3
Question | Answer |
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Abstract sculpture differs from abstract painting in which way? | Sculpture evokes, visual, aural or olfactory involvement. |
What is exceedingly beautiful for the feelings, thoughts and purposefulness of the spirit. | human body |
What emphasizes spatial relationship. | Space sculpture |
What appeals more than painting to common sense? | Sculpture |
A successful what usually should be perceived as in the same space as the perceiver? | sculpture |
Sculpture that has grooves of various depths cut into the surface plane of stone while the surface remains clearly perceptible is what? | Sunken Relief |
What do not represent specific objects and events? | Abstract Sculptures |
Which of the following best describes earth sculptures? | a design in the earth that uses the earth as its medium. |
What draws us in? | Centered space |
The power of space is often ignored because why? | We are preoccupied by practical problems. |
An earth-rooted building tends to stress what? | horizontal lines |
The inter-centrality of what was considered weak because the inter space is divided? | Parthenon |
Sky-oriented architecture may do the following except: | it will not emphasize or accent the earth around it. |
A building will appear to do what if it sweeps our vision upward to the sky. | defy gravity |
What kind of architecture tends to reveal the world as an encompassing entity by calling attention the the sky. | sky-oriented |
Earth resting building usually have what? | flat roofs. |
When notes sounded together tend to be grating or unpleasant the resulting sound is called what? | dissonance |
A group of notes played in succession with a perceivable shape is called a what? | melody |
Dynamics in music refers to what? | loudness or softness |
Music is one of the most powerful of the arts partially because sounds create what? | involuntary reactions |
the element of music that most helps us identify a waltz is its what? | Rhythm |
A musical structure in which the same melody is repeated over and over again with different treated and without intervening new material is called what? | theme and variations |
A structure in which a refrain is repeated after statements of different material is called a what? | rondo |
A structure in which the melody is stated, then repeated, with the first statement being played as the background, as in "row row row your boat," is a what? | fugue |
what is faster than allegretto and slower than vivace? | Allegro |
What is faster than lento and slower than andante? | Adagio |