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Fine Arts - Chapter 8A
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1During the Baroque period, the church and the state
- AGrew equally in wealth and power.
- BCompeted for the services of the most gifted artists.
- CWere basically one and the same.
- DFaced almost certain separation.
2Aristocratic society used music for
- AAs a spiritual force in the Counter-Reformation.
- BAs a tool in the Catholic-Protestant struggle.
- CDeep spiritual expressiveness.
- DSpectacle.
- EDancing.
3During the Baroque period, the most significant and representative art was
- AArchitecture.
- BMusic.
- CAll of the arts were equal in their contribution.
- DSculpture.
- EPainting.
4The group that destroyed or removed organs was:
- AThe Calvinists
- BThe Catholics.
- CThe Protestants.
- DThe Jesuits
5"Baroque" means
- AFull of intense emotion.
- BExcessively ornate
- CIntense personal experience.
- DAn imperfect pearl.
6This painting shows a militia company.
- ATintoretto.
- BRembrandt.
- CEl Greco.
- Dda Vinci.
- EHandel.
- FBach.
7"Chiaroscuro" means
- AA Rembrandt-like way of painting.
- BThe use of diffusion to "melt" masses together in a painting.
- CThe technique of using light and shade in pictorial representation.
- DThe use of charcoal in painting.
8An important component(s) of art and religion during the Baroque was (were):
- ALarge scale works.
- BSpiritual discipline and exercise.
- CGreat suspicion of the emotions.
- DThe personal experience.
9His artistic output includes "Mass in B minor."
- AHandel.
- BEl Greco.
- CRembrandt.
- DBach.
- Eda Vinci.
- FTintoretto.
10This Baroque artist died with few friends.
- Ada Vinci.
- BRembrandt.
- CBach.
- DTintoretto.
- EHandel.
- FEl Greco.
11His Last Supper shows figures with a sense of motion.
- AEl Greco.
- BHandel.
- CTintoretto.
- DBach.
- Eda Vinci.
12His Last Supper is classically balanced and formal.
- ATintoretto.
- BHandel.
- CBach.
- DEl Greco.
- Eda Vinci.
- FRembrandt.
13The arts reflected the culture of aristocracy in
- AGermany.
- BSouthern countries.
- CEngland.
- DThe Low Countries.
14What was the Catholic response to the Reformation?
- APersecution
- BThe Jesuit order.
- CThe Counter-Reformation.
- DA grudging acceptance of the Protestant church.
15In Baroque painting, color was often
- ASaturated.
- BMonochromatic.
- CVibrant.
- DEmotional.
16"Mercantilism" means
- AA system of economics that relies especially on merchants.
- BEmpire building.
- CA system in which a country attempts to amass wealth through trade with other countries, exporting more than it imports.
- DAn amassing of wealth primarily through the textile industry.
17He was a Jesuit artist.
- AEl Greco.
- BHandel.
- CBach.
- Dda Vinci.
- ERembrandt.
- FTintoretto.
18The best description of the Baroque spirit or quality is
- AA time of artistic elitism; art is only for the very wealthy.
- BCrude and vulgar, lacking in proper artistic sensibility.
- CLuxurious in form, color, melody, and harmony, so people might have an intense experience and emotional satisfaction.
- DFocused on the accumulation of wealth, rather than the powerful effect that art could have in the lives of people.
19The figures in this painting are quiet; the action is gentle.
- ATintoretto.
- BHandel.
- Cda Vinci.
- DEl Greco.
- EBach.
- FRembrandt.
20In Baroque painting, line was generally
- AHorizontal.
- BVertical.
- CDiagonal.
- DCurvilinear.
- EDiffused.
21During the Baroque period, wealth shifted to
- AGermany.
- BThe Netherlands
- CEngland.
- DItaly.
- EMiddle-class merchants.
22The group that had a very negative effect on the arts was:
- AThe Jesuits.
- BThe Calvinists.
- CThe Catholics.
- DThe Protestants.
23He wrote "Messiah."
- AHandel.
- BBach.
- Cda Vinci.
- DRembrandt.
- EEl Greco.
- FTintoretto.
24The group that only allowed unaccompanied Psalm singing in worship was:
- AThe Counter-Reformation.
- BThe Protestants.
- CThe Jesuits.
- DThe Calvinists
- EThe Lutherans.
25In Baroque painting, the tremendous vitality of the Baroque period is shown in
- AOpen form
- BRepetition and Contrast.
- COpulence.
- DOrnamentation.
26His skillful and innovative use of chiaroscuro is a trademark of his paintings.
- AHandel.
- BTintoretto.
- CBach.
- DRembrandt.
- Eda Vinci.
- FEl Greco.
27The rising wealthy middle class desired
- AOrnamentation.
- BEmbellishments.
- CExcessive ornamentalism.
- DOpulence.
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- Intro To Fine Arts Test sobre Fine Arts - Chapter 8A, creado por Susan Anderson el 17/02/2018.
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