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CLEP Humanities All In One
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1. Impressionistic Music
Poseidon/Neptune
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Impressionistic Art came before
Geoffrey Chaucer
2. Architectural style of medieval Europe - characterized by semi-circular arches - massive quality - thick walls - round arches - sturdy piers - groin vaults - large towers - decorative arcading. Crossed England from France.
Ionic
Alfred Hitchcock
Whole Tone Scale
Romanesque Style
3. American realist painter - 'Christina's World'
Degas
Andrew Wyeth
allegro
Macbeth
4. French composer (born in Poland) and pianist of the romantic school. Known as the 'poet of the piano'
Humanism
Rembrandt
Chopin
Scott Joplin
5. Architect who liked a statue at every corner
Macbeth
Andrea Palladio
Mary Shelley
Francois Rabelais
6. Stained glass - pointed arches and ribbed vaulting
Delacroix
gothic age architecture
Paleolithic
Thomas Edison
7. United States film actress who appeared in films by D. W. Griffith (1896-1993)
The Muses
Brussels tapestries
Lillian Gish
Irony
8. Spanish surrealist painter
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Joan Miro
Pilgrim's Progress
Raphael
9. Bessanio along with others are courting a girl - they have to pick a certain box - Bessanio picks the right one and is allowed to marry her
Persian Rugs
Demeter/Ceres
Merchant of Venice
Da Vinci
10. French for 'fool the eye.' A two-dimensional representation that is so naturalistic that it looks actual or real (or three-dimensional).
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11. Is the last accepted pagan philosophy and was founded by Plotinus around 300 AD and based around the ideas of Plato. Disregarding the idea of separate - opposite realms of being (such as good and evil) - Plotinus instead mapped out a logical order to
Neoplatonism
Rene Descartes
Lao Tzu
Tragic figure
12. Spanish surrealist painter
Christopher Wren
Charles Dickens
Salvador Dali
michelangelo
13. Norwegian Playwright who carried realism into the dramatic presentation of domesticlife. Wrote 'A Doll's House'
Socrates
Aubrey Beardsley
Lillian Gish
Henrik Ibsen
14. Novelist who won Nobel Peace prize - advanced humanitarian causes. 'Americans in China'
Pearl Buck
Mahana No Atua (Day of Gods)
multi-media
Neoplatonism
15. The Color Purple
Leo Tolstoy
Claude Debussy
Frank Gehry 1929
Alice Walker
16. Protrayed the west by painting cowhands and natives
Remington
Chopin
Medieval Architecture
Jean Jacques Rousseau
17. Fast
Da Vinci
William Faulkner
scrim
allegro
18. Wrote 'Being and Time'. nfluenced by the work of Edmund Husserl and considered a founding father of existentialism - Heidegger ultimately rejected both associations. Instead - he focused simply on 'being' and examining human moods and experiences. He
Martin Heidegger
Greek Doric
Satire
Apostrophe
19. Addressing of a person or thing that is not actually their. Example: Romeo - Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?!
Persian Rugs
Jonathan Swift
Apostrophe
Jean Fragonard
20. Considered America's greatest architect. Pioneered the concept that a building should blend into and harmonize with its surroundings rather than following classical designs.
Delacroix
Frank Lloyd Wright
Ray Bradbury
Lorraine Hansberry
21. Early 20th century style of painting and to a lesser degrees sculpture that used geometric shapes as underlying primary forms. In contrast to Impressionism - which it succeeded - the primary concern of Cubism was with from rather than color
Remington
Cubism
Doric
New Orleans
22. Court dances
fresco
Sunday Afternoon on the Island of LaGrande Jatte
Pavane and the Polonaise
minuetto
23. Three dimensional work of art - statue
Daniel Defoe
sculpture
henry moore
Hagia Sophia
24. Tragic figure of the play - moorish general - desdemonas husband
Othello
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Jane Austen
allegro
25. A Spanish painter best known for co-founding the Cubist movement and for the wide variety of styles embodied in his work. 'Guernica'
Picasso
Penny Marshall
Degas
Hades/Pluto
26. Artist of 'The Starry Night' (1889) - also painted 'Sunflowers' and 'Night Cafe'
Vincent van Gogh
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Henri Matisse
Flat
27. Decorative drinking cup or goblet
chalice
Joseph Conrad
Apostrophe
William Faulkner
28. Beuatiful with ornate borders
Merchant of Venice
Henrik Ibsen
Brussels tapestries
Leo Tolstoy
29. Faulstaf wants sends identical love letters to two women - they are friends and read them together - they want to get him back so they trick him - their husbands think they are cheating on them so they want to catch them - the wives tell them of thei
Martha Graham
Le Corbusier
Merry Wives of Windsor
Degas
30. Goddess of the Hearth - the Home and the Roman state
Benjamin Franklin
Hestia/Vesta
louise nevelson
Impressionistic Art came before
31. Principally known for novels of manners and middle class English society - Sense and Sensibility - Pride and Prejudice
neo-classic period
Aristotle
Mies van der Rohe
Jane Austen
32. Ancient Greek philosopher - wrote Republic and Symposium - credited with being the most influential force on Western philosophy of all time. He taught the likes of Aristotle - and expressed his philosophical beliefs largely through fictional dialogue
Plato
Andrew Wyeth
Edgar Allen Poe
Rene Descartes
33. Greek philosopher; socratic method--questioning; sentenced to death for corrupting Athens youth. Believed writing distorted ideas. His ideas were recorded by his followers (Plato).
Socrates
Iambic pattern
Aphrodite/Venus
Tyche/Fortuna
34. 20th Century American composer
Henry Dixon Cowell
oratorio
High Renaissance
Picasso
35. American who became a British citizen; won the Nobel Peace prize in literature; wrote poetry and drama. 'Murder in the Cathedral'.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Andrea Palladio
T.S. Eliot
Celtic Art
36. A capella singers
Renaissance Art
flying buttress
Mary Shelley
madrigal
37. Beuatiful with ornate borders
Edmund Spenser
Paleolithic
Surrealism
Brussels tapestries
38. American composer; Appalachian Spring;Fanfare for teh common man; Hoe Down;Americana; 10 honorary doctrine
Epicureans
Pablo Picasso
Aaron Copeland 1900-1990
Aubrey Beardsley
39. Twentieth-century novelist - used the stream-of-consciousness technique in his novel The Sound of Fury - whose intense drama is seen through the eyes of an idiot.
William Faulkner
fresco
hagia sophia
Johannes Brahms
40. Georges Pierre Seurat
presto
Moliere (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin)
Scrim
Sunday Afternoon on the Island of LaGrande Jatte
41. Former monk. French humanist - wrote the comic masterpieces Gargantua and Pantagruel - stories contained gross humor.
Igor Stravinsky 1882-1971
Francois Rabelais
reliquary
Lillian Gish
42. Female Movie Director/Producer who motivated women to do film...Big - A League of Their Own - Jumping Jack Flash
Fauvism
Christopher Wren
Penny Marshall
Jonathan Swift
43. American Playwright: The Crucible; Death of a Salesman; All My Sons
French female pose
Simile
louise nevelson
Arthur Miller
44. Patterns or pictures made by embedding small pieces of stone or glass in cement on surfaces such as walls and floors
french female pose
gothic age architecture
mosaics
Peter Tchaikovsky 1840-1893
45. United States sculptor who first created mobiles and stabiles (1898-1976)
alexander calder
Impressionistic Art came before
Brussels tapestries
Cervantes
46. Using two or more types of media together to create an art object such as glitter or beads on a painting
multi-media
renaissance
Henry Dixon Cowell
Mark Twain
47. 20 -000 Leagues Under the Sea - Around the World in Eighty Days. He is considered the Father of Science Fiction.
Monet
Moral Philosophers
oratorio
Jules Verne
48. School of nonsense and anti-art
Donatello
Stephen Foster
Medieval Architecture
dada school
49. Artist of 'Purple Robe' (1937) - 'The Blue Nude' (1907) - 'The Piano Lesson' (1916) - and 'The Moorish Screen' (1921) - Known for his bold colors and thick - vibrant brushstrokes - pioneer in the modernist movement
Charles Dickens
Henri Matisse
Parmenides
George Sand
50. A musical composition for voices and orchestra
oratorio
Herman Melville
pop art
Mary McCarthy