Question 1

1939-45 are the dates of

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A) World War II. 
B) the Spanish Civil War. 
C) the Franco-Prussian War. 
D) the American Civil War. 
E) the Vietnam War. 
A) World War II. 
B) the Spanish Civil War. 
C) the Franco-Prussian War. 
D) the American Civil War. 
E) the Vietnam War. A

Question 2

1913 is the date of

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A) the Futurist manifesto. 
B) the Armory Show. 
C) the end of World War I. 
D) the Cubist show in Paris. 
A) the Futurist manifesto. 
B) the Armory Show. 
C) the end of World War I. 
D) the Cubist show in Paris. B

Question 3

Which of the following correctly matches structure with location?

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A) Robie House - Ohio 
B) The Gate of the Kiss - Romania 
C) Schroeder House - Germany 
D) the Bauhaus workshop wing - Holland 
E) Taliesin West - Colorado 
A) Robie House - Ohio 
B) The Gate of the Kiss - Romania 
C) Schroeder House - Germany 
D) the Bauhaus workshop wing - Holland 
E) Taliesin West - Colorado B

Question 4

Architectural cubism in the United States was best expressed by

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A) Notre-Dame-du-Haut. 
B) the Bauhaus movement. 
C) the Schroeder House. 
D) the Lake Shore Drive Apartment Houses. 
A) Notre-Dame-du-Haut. 
B) the Bauhaus movement. 
C) the Schroeder House. 
D) the Lake Shore Drive Apartment Houses.

Question 5

Which best fulfills the description "a machine for living"?

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A) Villa Savoye 
B) the Bauhaus 
C) Taliesin West 
D) the Lake Shore Drive Apartment Houses 
A) Villa Savoye 
B) the Bauhaus 
C) Taliesin West 
D) the Lake Shore Drive Apartment Houses

Question 6

The title Les Demoiselles d'Avignon refers to

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A) prostitutes. 
B) women in the South of France. 
C) Parisian dancers. 
D) African women in Madrid. 
A) prostitutes. 
B) women in the South of France. 
C) Parisian dancers. 
D) African women in Madrid.

Question 7

Which is NOT alluded to in the iconography of Guernica?

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A) the Pietà 
B) the Minotaur 
C) the Crucifixion 
D) the Resurrection 
E) the sun 
A) the Pietà 
B) the Minotaur 
C) the Crucifixion 
D) the Resurrection 
E) the sun

Question 8

Which is the correct order for Picasso?

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A) Blue Period, Rose Period, Surrealism, Collage, Cubism 
B) Analytic Cubism, Synthetic Cubism, Collage, Rose Period 
C) Analytic Cubism, Collage, Synthetic Cubism, Surrealism 
D) Rose Period, Collage, Surrealism, Analytic Cubism 
A) Blue Period, Rose Period, Surrealism, Collage, Cubism 
B) Analytic Cubism, Synthetic Cubism, Collage, Rose Period 
C) Analytic Cubism, Collage, Synthetic Cubism, Surrealism 
D) Rose Period, Collage, Surrealism, Analytic Cubism

Question 9

Picasso's Bull's Head is an example of

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A) collage. 
B) assemblage. 
C) découpage. 
D) non-figuration. 
A) collage. 
B) assemblage. 
C) découpage. 
D) non-figuration.

Question 10

Nonobjective art is

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A) abstract, as drawn from nature but changed. 
B) unrelated to the outward, physical world. 
C) highly controversial. 
D) both highly controversial and unrelated to the outward, physical world. 
A) abstract, as drawn from nature but changed. 
B) unrelated to the outward, physical world. 
C) highly controversial. 
D) both highly controversial and unrelated to the outward, physical world.

Question 11

The Harlem Renaissance refers to

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A) a 15th century Dutch city. 
B) Italian 15th-century style. 
C) a revival of the Classics in New York City. 
D) a black American cultural movement. 
E) African American 15th-century painting. 
A) a 15th century Dutch city. 
B) Italian 15th-century style. 
C) a revival of the Classics in New York City. 
D) a black American cultural movement. 
E) African American 15th-century painting.

Question 12

Which of the following correctly matches artist with style?

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A) Brancusi - Suprematism 
B) Mondrian - De Stijl 
C) Wright - Cubism 
D) Gropius - Prairie Style 
A) Brancusi - Suprematism 
B) Mondrian - De Stijl 
C) Wright - Cubism 
D) Gropius - Prairie Style

Question 13

Which was NOT a feature of Futurism?

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A) the destruction of the museums 
B) the elimination of archaeology 
C) the exaltation of technology 
D) the promotion of feminism 
A) the destruction of the museums 
B) the elimination of archaeology 
C) the exaltation of technology 
D) the promotion of feminism

Question 14

1936 to 1939 are the dates of

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A) World War II. 
B) the Spanish Civil War. 
C) the Italian Civil War. 
D) the rise of Communism. 
A) World War II. 
B) the Spanish Civil War. 
C) the Italian Civil War. 
D) the rise of Communism.

Question 15

The first Cubist sculpture was a bronze cast by

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A) Braque. 
B) Léger. 
C) Boccioni. 
D) Picasso. 
E) Brancusi. 
A) Braque. 
B) Léger. 
C) Boccioni. 
D) Picasso. 
E) Brancusi.

Question 16

In Girl before a Mirror,Picasso aims at achieving

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A) formal reality. 
B) figurative reality. 
C) spiritual reality. 
D) psychological reality. 
E) historical reality. 
A) formal reality. 
B) figurative reality. 
C) spiritual reality. 
D) psychological reality. 
E) historical reality.

Question 17

Which of the following correctly matches artist with work?

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A) Davis - Broadway Boogie Woogie 
B) Duchamp - Mademoiselle Pogany 
C) Malevich - Black Square 
D) Leonardo - Composition with the Mona Lisa 
E) Brancusi - Villa Savoye 
A) Davis - Broadway Boogie Woogie 
B) Duchamp - Mademoiselle Pogany 
C) Malevich - Black Square 
D) Leonardo - Composition with the Mona Lisa 
E) Brancusi - Villa Savoye

Question 18

Guernica is divided into three sections.They are

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A) in keeping with a cubist theme. 
B) three vertically stacked rectangles. 
C) a unifying central circle and peripheral squares. 
D) three horizontally aligned squares. 
E) a central triangle and peripheral rectangles. 
A) in keeping with a cubist theme. 
B) three vertically stacked rectangles. 
C) a unifying central circle and peripheral squares. 
D) three horizontally aligned squares. 
E) a central triangle and peripheral rectangles.

Question 19

Which is NOT a feature of Fallingwater?

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A) cantilever construction 
B) reinforced concrete 
C) glass walls 
D) skeletal construction 
E) local rock 
A) cantilever construction 
B) reinforced concrete 
C) glass walls 
D) skeletal construction 
E) local rock

Question 20

In Picasso's Guernica,the Minotaur represents

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A) Spain's General Franco. 
B) modern tyranny. 
C) Italy's Benito Mussolini. 
D) fascist political movements. 
E) Germany's Adolph Hitler. 
A) Spain's General Franco. 
B) modern tyranny. 
C) Italy's Benito Mussolini. 
D) fascist political movements. 
E) Germany's Adolph Hitler.

Exam 25: Cubism, Futurism, and Related Twentieth-Century Styles

1939-45 are the dates of

1913 is the date of

Which of the following correctly matches structure with location?

Architectural cubism in the United States was best expressed by

Which best fulfills the description "a machine for living"?

The title Les Demoiselles d'Avignon refers to

Which is NOT alluded to in the iconography of Guernica?

Which is the correct order for Picasso?

Picasso's Bull's Head is an example of

Nonobjective art is

The Harlem Renaissance refers to

Which of the following correctly matches artist with style?

Which was NOT a feature of Futurism?

1936 to 1939 are the dates of

The first Cubist sculpture was a bronze cast by

In Girl before a Mirror,Picasso aims at achieving

Which of the following correctly matches artist with work?

Guernica is divided into three sections.They are

Which is NOT a feature of Fallingwater?

In Picasso's Guernica,the Minotaur represents

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