Question 1

Duchamp coined "Ready-Made"

Accepted Answer

A) while exhibiting a urinal. 
B) after purchasing a shovel. 
C) inspired by tubes of artist's paint. 
D) while fighting during WWI. 
E) while viewing a cracked mirror. 
A) while exhibiting a urinal. 
B) after purchasing a shovel. 
C) inspired by tubes of artist's paint. 
D) while fighting during WWI. 
E) while viewing a cracked mirror. B

Question 2

Pueblos are

Accepted Answer

A) communal living quarters. 
B) rock-cut houses. 
C) Hopi temples. 
D) Hopi tombs. 
A) communal living quarters. 
B) rock-cut houses. 
C) Hopi temples. 
D) Hopi tombs. A

Question 3

Rivera's wife,also a painter,was

Accepted Answer

A) Georgia O'Keeffe. 
B) Agnes Pelton. 
C) Dorothea Lange. 
D) Frida Kahlo. 
A) Georgia O'Keeffe. 
B) Agnes Pelton. 
C) Dorothea Lange. 
D) Frida Kahlo. D

Question 4

The Surrealist artist who envisioned himself as a shaman was

Accepted Answer

A) Magritte. 
B) Klee. 
C) Miró. 
D) Ernst. 
E) Giacometti. 
A) Magritte. 
B) Klee. 
C) Miró. 
D) Ernst. 
E) Giacometti.

Question 5

The Cabaret Voltaire was located in

Accepted Answer

A) Zurich. 
B) Paris. 
C) Avignon. 
D) Madrid. 
E) Utrecht. 
A) Zurich. 
B) Paris. 
C) Avignon. 
D) Madrid. 
E) Utrecht.

Question 6

Which is NOT a Surrealist element in Miró's Dog Barking at the Moon?

Accepted Answer

A) the colors of the ladder 
B) the colors of the dog 
C) the placement of the dog 
D) the space occupied by the ladder 
A) the colors of the ladder 
B) the colors of the dog 
C) the placement of the dog 
D) the space occupied by the ladder

Question 7

Which is NOT a feature of Rivera's History of Mexico fresco murals?

Accepted Answer

A) Cubism 
B) non-representational forms 
C) Leftist politics 
D) references to Mesoamerican history 
E) Surrealism 
A) Cubism 
B) non-representational forms 
C) Leftist politics 
D) references to Mesoamerican history 
E) Surrealism

Question 8

Dal''s "paranoiac-critical" method

Accepted Answer

A) showed inner truth. 
B) showed inner irrationality as reflected in dreams. 
C) showed the cruel reality of the world as it was. 
D) showed both inner truth and inner irrationality as reflected in dreams. 
A) showed inner truth. 
B) showed inner irrationality as reflected in dreams. 
C) showed the cruel reality of the world as it was. 
D) showed both inner truth and inner irrationality as reflected in dreams.

Question 9

Which of the following does NOT correctly match artist with work?

Accepted Answer

A) Ernst - The King Playing with the Queen 
B) Lange - Two Shells 
C) Giacometti - Large Standing Woman III 
D) Stieglitz - Equivalent 
E) Magritte - The False Mirror 
A) Ernst - The King Playing with the Queen 
B) Lange - Two Shells 
C) Giacometti - Large Standing Woman III 
D) Stieglitz - Equivalent 
E) Magritte - The False Mirror

Question 10

Which of the following correctly matches artist with country of birth?

Accepted Answer

A) Klee - Germany 
B) Ernst - Holland 
C) O'Keeffe - Ireland 
D) Lawrence - England 
E) Magritte - Belgium 
A) Klee - Germany 
B) Ernst - Holland 
C) O'Keeffe - Ireland 
D) Lawrence - England 
E) Magritte - Belgium

Question 11

"The lost generation" was a phrase coined by

Accepted Answer

A) Ernest Hemingway. 
B) F.Scott Fitzgerald. 
C) Zelda Fitzgerald. 
D) Gertrude Stein. 
E) Frank Lloyd Wright. 
A) Ernest Hemingway. 
B) F.Scott Fitzgerald. 
C) Zelda Fitzgerald. 
D) Gertrude Stein. 
E) Frank Lloyd Wright.

Question 12

FSA stands for

Accepted Answer

A) Foreign Socialist Association. 
B) Farmers' Socialist Administration. 
C) Farm Security Administration. 
D) Freed Slaves of America. 
A) Foreign Socialist Association. 
B) Farmers' Socialist Administration. 
C) Farm Security Administration. 
D) Freed Slaves of America.

Question 13

Which most accurately describes a mobile?

Accepted Answer

A) It moves when its motor is activated. 
B) It hangs on a wall. 
C) It hangs from the ceiling. 
D) It moves when there is an air current. 
E) It hangs from the ceiling and moves when there is an air current. 
A) It moves when its motor is activated. 
B) It hangs on a wall. 
C) It hangs from the ceiling. 
D) It moves when there is an air current. 
E) It hangs from the ceiling and moves when there is an air current.

Question 14

"The Wars" in the title of this chapter refer to

Accepted Answer

A) World War II and the Vietnam War. 
B) the Spanish Civil War and World War II. 
C) World War I and World War II. 
D) the Spanish Civil War and the Vietnam War. 
A) World War II and the Vietnam War. 
B) the Spanish Civil War and World War II. 
C) World War I and World War II. 
D) the Spanish Civil War and the Vietnam War.

Question 15

Who of the following was NOT a Dadaist?

Accepted Answer

A) Arp 
B) Man Ray 
C) Duchamp 
D) Pelton 
E) Höch 
A) Arp 
B) Man Ray 
C) Duchamp 
D) Pelton 
E) Höch

Question 16

Which work inspired the CBS logo?

Accepted Answer

A) Le Violon d'Ingres 
B) The False Mirror 
C) Helmet Head No.1 
D) Fog Horns 
E) Goin' Fishin' 
A) Le Violon d'Ingres 
B) The False Mirror 
C) Helmet Head No.1 
D) Fog Horns 
E) Goin' Fishin'

Question 17

The "underground railroad" was

Accepted Answer

A) a subway line in New Orleans. 
B) an escape route for Civil War spies. 
C) an escape route for slaves. 
D) a tunnel planned for the English Channel. 
A) a subway line in New Orleans. 
B) an escape route for Civil War spies. 
C) an escape route for slaves. 
D) a tunnel planned for the English Channel.

Question 18

American Gothic is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) Gothic Revival. 
B) Romanticism. 
C) Social Realism. 
D) Regionalism. 
E) photography. 
A) Gothic Revival. 
B) Romanticism. 
C) Social Realism. 
D) Regionalism. 
E) photography.

Question 19

________ photographed the rural poor during the Great Depression.

Accepted Answer

A) Alfred Stieglitz 
B) Buckminster Fuller 
C) Matthew Brady 
D) Dorothea Lange 
A) Alfred Stieglitz 
B) Buckminster Fuller 
C) Matthew Brady 
D) Dorothea Lange

Question 20

A Kachina is a Hopi

Accepted Answer

A) toy. 
B) painting. 
C) spirit. 
D) mask. 
E) house. 
A) toy. 
B) painting. 
C) spirit. 
D) mask. 
E) house.

Exam 26: Dada, Surrealism, Fantasy, and the United States Between the Wars

Duchamp coined "Ready-Made"

Pueblos are

Rivera's wife,also a painter,was

The Surrealist artist who envisioned himself as a shaman was

The Cabaret Voltaire was located in

Which is NOT a Surrealist element in Miró's Dog Barking at the Moon?

Which is NOT a feature of Rivera's History of Mexico fresco murals?

Dal''s "paranoiac-critical" method

Which of the following does NOT correctly match artist with work?

Which of the following correctly matches artist with country of birth?

"The lost generation" was a phrase coined by

FSA stands for

Which most accurately describes a mobile?

"The Wars" in the title of this chapter refer to

Who of the following was NOT a Dadaist?

Which work inspired the CBS logo?

The "underground railroad" was

American Gothic is an example of

________ photographed the rural poor during the Great Depression.

A Kachina is a Hopi

The Art of Prehistory

The Ancient Near East

Ancient Egypt

The Aegean

The Art of Ancient Greece

The Art of the Etruscans

Ancient Rome

Jewish, Early Christian and Byzantine Art

The Early Middle Ages

Romanesque Art

Gothic Art

Precursors of the Renaissance

The Early Renaissance

The High Renaissance in Italy

Mannerism and the Later Sixteenth Century in Italy

Sixteenth-Century Painting in Northern Europe

The Baroque Style in Western Europe

Rococo and the Eighteenth Century

Neoclassicism: The Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries

Romanticism: The Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries

Nineteenth-Century Realism

Nineteenth-Century Impressionism

Post-Impressionism and the Late Nineteenth Century

Turn of the Century: Early Picasso, Fauvism, Expressionism, and Matisse

Cubism, Futurism, and Related Twentieth-Century Styles

Mid-Century Abstraction

Pop Art, OP Art, Minimalism, and Conceptualism

Innovation, Continuity, and Globalization

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