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SOPHIA 202 SOPHIA ART HISTORY FINAL MILESTONE| You passed this Milestone 22 questions were answered correctly. 3 questions were answered incorrectly. 1 Which of the following is NOT true of da Vinci’s drawings? CONCEPT The High Renaissance: Leonardo da Vinci 2 Which of the following buildings was inspired by the architecture of the Pantheon? CONCEPT Sixteenth-Century Italian Architecture Which of the following descriptions of the academy is true? ...

[file: Unit7_4_ No.-5-1948-by-Jackson-P]This painting is called "Number 5", 1948, painted by Jackson Pollock. What is the style of the WORKS? a. Abstract Expressionism b. Futurism c. Expressionism d. Surrealism correct answers Abstract Expressionism Compared to earlier classical sculpture, modern classicism showed a. lesser interest in naturalism. b. higher interest in naturalism. c. lesser interest in formal stylization. d. more attention to story-telling. correct answers lesser in...

WGU C100 Pre- Assessment Introduction to Humanities Exam |Real Questions and Verified Answers | A Grade (Latest 2023/ 2024) QUESTION How does Alfons Mucha's poster for Victorien Sardou's Gismonda demonstrate the influence of Eastern culture on European art? Answer: It borrows from the style of Japanese woodblock prints. QUESTION How have Darwin's writings and theories of evolutionary biology contributed to beliefs about human existence in today's world? Ans...

Praxis 2 Art Content Knowledge Ultimate Guide With Complete Solutions Modeling A sculpture technique where you both add and subtract materials. Oil Gliding Process of applying gold leaf to a surface coated with adhesive. Aperture The opening of a camera lens. Monochromatic A color scheme using variations in value and intensity of a single hue mixed with black and white. Montage The film editing technique of combining many brief shots to represent a single subject. Dry Poin...

Praxis - Art 5135 Latest Version Already Passed Tempera Combined with pigment to give it a fluid consistency so that it can be used as paint Kaolin Clay Used to create pottery with a translucent, porcelain-like finish. It is fired at very high temperatures to produce fine, translucent pottery used for fine china. Terracotta Clay that is a reddish or brownish-orange in color Stoneware Clay that produces darker, opaque pottery Raku A Japanese method for firing clay Stone Plat...

Praxis 5135 Art: Content & Analysis Latest Update Graded A+ Relief A projecting design carved or modeled on a flat background Perspective A technique for representing space and 3-dimensional objects on a flat, 2- dimensional surface by suggesting depth or distance Figurative Style that accurately represents figures, animals, or other recognizable objects Graphic Art on a flat surface based on drawing and use of line; especially applied to printmaking Plane A flat, 2-dimension...

Short Term vs. Long Term causes of Hiroshima CORRECT ANSWER Short Term: concerns with Japanese resistance and the want for a quick end to WW2 Long Term: Modernity, Industrialization and the Rise of the Machines and mass production; The "Visible Hand" of the working class and the emergence of bureaucracy (and compartmentalization); Population Expansion; Modernity of Science Henri Becquerel CORRECT ANSWER 19th century French physicist studying different minerals that glow in the dark; he w...

What are the religions of Japan? correct answers Japanese Buddhism and Shinto. A very small percent of the population is Christian. Shinto correct answers Early religion of Japan that focused on nature and considered the emperor to be a descendant of the sun goddess What are Shoguns? correct answers Term for military rulers in Japan prior to 1867 - A hereditary commander-in-chief in feudal Japan. Because of the military power concentrated in his hands and the consequent weakness of the ...

Praxis 2 Art Content Knowledge *Ultimate Guide* Graded A Modeling A sculpture technique where you both add and subtract materials. Oil Gliding Process of applying gold leaf to a surface coated with adhesive. Aperture The opening of a camera lens. Monochromatic A color scheme using variations in value and intensity of a single hue mixed with black and white. Montage The film editing technique of combining many brief shots to represent a single subject. Dry Point A steel needle for engraving ...

Modeling - A sculpture technique where you both add and subtract materials. Oil Gliding - Process of applying gold leaf to a surface coated with adhesive. Aperture - The opening of a camera lens. Monochromatic - A color scheme using variations in value and intensity of a single hue mixed with black and white. Montage - The film editing technique of combining many brief shots to represent a single subject. Dry Point - A steel needle for engraving on a bare copper plate without acid...