Arts & Humanities

Bluegrass Middle School Academic Conference Written Assessment

2017

Copyright © 2017 Academic Hallmarks Arts & Humanities Round 1 Page 1 1. Architecture 6. Musical Groups Pagodas are temples or shrines of ... Traditional Dixieland bands do not include which A. Islam instruments? B. Judaism A. tuba, drum C. Buddhism B. cello, D. Christianity C. trumpet, cornet E. Zoroastrianism D. string bass, banjo E. trombone,

2. Quests 7. Art Forms Knights of the Round Table sought the ... Ornamental writing is ... A. Holy Grail A. calligraphy B. Golden Calf B. holography C. One True Ring C. lithography D. Ark of the Covenant D. cartography E. Coat of Many Colors E. choreography

3. Aussie Tunes 8. Tune Translation Which word or phrase is not in the lyrics of "Waltzing What question is asked in the French song, "Frere Matilda"? Jacques"? A. sawbuck A. Can we go now? B. billabong B. Do you love me? C. swagman C. Are you sleeping? D. tucker bag D. Where is the lamb? E. Coolabah tree E. Why is the sky blue?

4. Photographic Careers 9. Architectural Geography Which is a likely subject for photomicrography? Which architectural marvel is not on the same A. living cells continent as the others? B. faint stars A. Kaaba C. projectiles in flight B. Kremlin D. underwater subjects C. Parthenon E. impacts and explosions D. Colosseum E. Eiffel Tower

5. Art Forms 10. Music Etymology Anthropologists regard sand painting, painting on Which term includes a prefix that means "loving"? leaves, wood carving, and rock carving as forms of ---- A. diatonic art. B. synchronic A. marginal C. quadrasonic B. aboriginal D. philharmonic C. latitudinal E. stereophonic D. platitudinal E. gastrointestinal Arts & Humanities Round 1 Page 2 11. Tempos 16. 16th-Century Europe Which musical tempo would be most appropriate for Which was a movement in Western Europe that led to Rossini's "William Tell" overture or Foster's establishment of Protestant churches? "Camptown Races"? A. Reformation A. largo B. Deformation B. lento C. Malformation C. vivace D. Conformation D. adagio E. Transformation E. andante

12. Dance 17. 16th-Century Europe What kind of dance is at hoedowns? The Reformation in Europe led to establishment of ... A. tap A. the scientific method B. clog B. the Protestant religion C. belly C. fixed borders between countries D. break D. standards for weights and measures E. square E. the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

13. Vibrating Strings 18. Musical Instruments The vibrating string that produces the highest pitch is There are practically no clear distinctions between ...... A. and fiddles A. loose and long B. and flutes B. tight and long C. trumpets and bugles C. loose and thick D. tubas and sousaphones D. tight and short E. and harpsichords E. loose and thine

14. Folk Tunes 19. Instrument Origins What are the next words in this line from "When Which comes from Hawaii? Johnny Comes Marching Home"? A. ukulele The men will cheer, the boys will shout, B. balalaika the ladies, they will ... C. mandolin A. be devout D. bagpipes B. all turn out E. bullroarer C. dance about D. become stout E. twist and shout

15. Feelings ... Oh Oh Oh Feelings 20. Fruity Songs When reading a story or watching a play, you may be A song about what fruit includes this lyric? able to share the feelings of the characters through ... Me say day, me say day-ay-ay-o, A. apathy Daylight come and me wan' go home. B. empathy A. grape C. antipathy B. apple D. telepathy C. lemon E. osteopathy D. banana E. blueberry Arts & Humanities Round 1 Page 3 21. Ventriloquism 26. Amendments Ventriloquists have particular difficulty producing In which amendment is there a clause granting bilabial sounds including those for ... Americans the right not to practice any religion? A. a and o A. 1st B. b and p B. 2nd C. c and t C. 3rd D. d and g D. 4th E. e and q E. 5th

22. Musicals 27. Song Lyrics Which song is not from the Disney musical, "Bambi"? What is the first line of the American patriotic song A. Learning to Walk that includes this line? B. Gallop of the Stags The home of the free and the brave. C. Talk to the Animals A. You're a grand old flag D. Tragedy in the Meadow B. I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy E. It Could Even Happen to Flower C. Oh beautiful for spacious skies D. Off we go into the wild blue yonder E. This is my country, land of my birth

23. Halls 28. Drawing The U.S. Marines are associated with ... A preliminary drawing is a ... A. Faneuil Hall A. study B. Carnegie Hall B. sketch C. Tammany Hall C. cartoon D. Independence Hall D. stippling E. the Halls of Montezuma E. line drawing

24. Ceramics 29. Colorful Songs Fired earthenware is porous and therefore ... What two colors are in the lyrics of the first stanza of A. opaque "America the Beautiful"? B. magnetic A. blue, gold C. flammable B. red, white D. extremely hard C. silver, green E. full of tiny holes D. purple, amber E. magenta, puce

25. Ancient Edifices 30. The Diatonic Scale The Greek Parthenon was a ... What is the third note on the diatonic scale? A. temple A. fa B. soothsayer B. la C. vast plain C. so D. military camp D. mi E. stadium for the Olympics E. re Arts & Humanities Round 1 Page 4 31. Music History Which form of music originated in the West Indies? A. jazz B. calypso C. ragtime D. bluegrass E. honky-tonk

32. Flowers in Songs Which is an alpine plant featured in a song in "The Sound of Music"? A. blitzkrieg B. edelweiss C. lederhosen D. glockenspiel E. pumpernickel

33. History of Religion Which religion was organized most recently? A. Islam B. Judaism C. Hinduism D. Christianity E. Confucianism

34. Dance Music Which style of dance music originated in southern Spain? A. hula B. polka C. minuet D. cancan E. flamenco

35. Art Forms What has been called "art that takes away superfluous material" and "enduring mud pies"? A. etching B. painting C. macrame D. sculpture E. calligraphy Arts & Humanities Round 1 - Answers 1. C 2. A 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. B 7. A 8. C 9. A 10. D 11. C 12. E 13. D 14. B 15. B 16. A 17. B 18. A 19. A 20. D 21. B 22. C 23. E 24. E 25. A 26. A 27. A 28. B 29. D 30. D 31. B 32. B 33. A 34. E 35. D Arts & Humanities Round 2 Page 1 1. Composers 6. Art Who continued to compose music long after he had Van is painting a huge picture on the side of a become completely deaf? building, an art form called a ... A. Johann Bach A. mural B. Joseph Haydn B. mobile C. Wolfgang Mozart C. tapestry D. Peter Tchaikovsky D. holograph E. Ludwig van Beethoven E. fleur-de-lis

2. Painting Pigeonholes 7. Foreign Literature Which is the title of a still life painting? In what language was "The Thousand Nights and a A. On a Lee Shore Night" originally written? B. The Last Supper A. Greek C. Roses and Tulips B. Arabic D. The Laughing Cavalier C. Cuneiform E. Liberty Leading the People D. Old English E. Vedic Sanskrit

3. Composers 8. Vocal Music History What Russian composer wrote a suite that shares its Before it became part of the traditional music of the name with an implement used to open almonds and region, yodeling was a method of communication in pecans? the ... A. Igor Stravinsky A. Austrian Alps B. Peter Tchaikovsky B. Algerian Sahara C. Modest Mussorgsky C. Argentine Pampas D. Sergei Rachmaninoff D. Australian outback E. Dimitri Shostakovich E. Albanian coastlands

4. Architecture 9. Painting What stone was the main construction material of Which is the most appropriate subject for a still life? buildings on the Acropolis? A. Mt. Fuji A. jade B. an elk herd B. slate C. baby kittens C. marble D. a bowl of fruit D. granite E. the Oregon coast E. sandstone

5. Geographic Mythology 10. Musicals Odin was the principal god of a people who lived near Which tune is not from "The Wizard of Oz"? the ... A. If I Only Had a Brain A. Nile River B. I Whistle a Happy Tune B. North Sea C. We're Off to See the Wizard C. Himalayas D. Follow the Yellow Brick Road D. Bay of Bengal E. Somewhere E. Yucatan Peninsula Arts & Humanities Round 2 Page 2 11. Good Times for Beavers 16. Forms of Music Beavers were much-relieved in the 1830s when what Which style of music originated around Trinidad and other material came into fashion replacing their skins Haiti? for hats? A. calypso A. silk B. ragtime B. denim C. yodeling C. canvas D. madrigals D. corduroy E. serenades E. polyester

12. Song Types 17. Guilds Chanteys are mostly associated with ... During the Middle Ages, a young man could become A. slaves an artist only by working for a master for several B. sailors years as a(n) ... C. shepherds A. rookie D. soothsayers B. novice E. sharecroppers C. recruit D. initiate E. apprentice

13. Architecture 18. Colors The most primitive architectural techniques were used Which is a secondary color? in the ... A. red A. Taj Mahal B. black B. Parthenon C. green C. Tower of Pisa D. navy blue D. Roman Colosseum E. chartreuse E. Notre Dame Cathedral

14. Art History 19. Introduced Instruments Subjects for art works by John James Audubon African slaves brought what wooden percussion typically include ... instrument that resembles a xylophone to Latin A. fruits and flowers America? B. lakes and streams A. lute C. mammals and birds B. maraca D. cities and factories C. marimba E. presidents and war heroes D. harpsichord E. glockenspiel

15. Vaqueros 20. Art Forms The vaqueros of Mexico are ... Looms are necessary for ... A. oilmen A. tapestry B. bandits B. calligraphy C. cowboys C. holography D. fishermen D. photography E. truck farmers E. choreography Arts & Humanities Round 2 Page 3 21. Sound Vocabulary 26. Musical Chemistry Which term has nothing to do with sound? Which are not made from copper-zinc alloy? A. siphonic A. bugle, cornet B. euphonic B. tuba, French horn C. homophonic C. trombone, trumpet D. stereophonic D. castanets, bassoon E. quadraphonic E. cymbals, sousaphone

22. London Landmarks 27. Radio Hosts In London, Big Ben is a ... What is the abbreviation for an announcer who plays A. bell popular recorded music on the radio? B. bridge A. JP C. museum B. DJ D. cathedral C. FM E. railroad station D. LP E. PM

23. Music 28. Art in Literature On the keyboard, any two notes played Which art form is essential in the story, "Sadako and together, skipping one note in between, is a ... the Thousand Paper Cranes"? A. flat A. topiary B. third B. origami C. tonic C. macrame D. major D. tapestry E. chord E. calligraphy

24. European Architecture 29. Art Works The Parthenon is in ... Which is not a sculpture? A. Italy A. Rodin's "The Thinker" B. Russia B. Michelangelo's "David" C. Turkey C. Alexandros' "Venus de Milo" D. France D. Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" E. Greece E. Myron's "The Discus Thrower"

25. Traditional Songs 30. TV The lyrics from a national song of Australia do not The evening hours when the largest television mention anything about ... audience is available is called ---- time. A. a large sheep A. big B. a storage bag B. real C. an oxbow lake C. show D. a lame kangaroo D. prime E. a transient worker E. curtain Arts & Humanities Round 2 Page 4 31. Color For an artist, which is a warm color? A. blue B. black C. green D. silver E. orange

32. Ceramics Fired earthenware is ... A. porous B. nitrous C. fibrous D. ferrous E. coniferous

33. Music Measurement The amount of music contained between two bars is a ... A. chord B. breve C. measure D. semitone E. signature

34. Visual Arts Traditional elements of design do not include ... A. line B. shape C. rhythm D. texture E. loudness

35. Pottery In making pottery, name the step that hardens the clay. A. firing B. gilding C. casting D. etching E. masking Arts & Humanities Round 2 - Answers 1. E 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. B 6. A 7. B 8. A 9. D 10. B 11. A 12. B 13. B 14. C 15. C 16. A 17. E 18. C 19. C 20. A 21. A 22. A 23. B 24. E 25. D 26. D 27. B 28. B 29. D 30. D 31. E 32. A 33. C 34. E 35. A Arts & Humanities Round 3 Page 1 1. Song Sequences 6. Pottery In the folksong, which of these lines appears first? Pottery is made to be nonporous by the firing of ... A. Excavating for a mine A. slip B. Every morning just at nine B. glaze C. Fell into the foaming brine C. glass D. And his daughter, Clementine D. cones E. And her shoes were number nine E. slurry

2. Transposition 7. Musical Scales Transposed music is performed ---- than the one for The fifth note on the diatonic scale is ... which it was originally written. A. la A. in a different key B. fa B. by a different vocalist C. re C. with a different tempo D. mi D. for a different audience E. so E. on a different instrument

3. Folklore 8. Art Forms Leprechauns are often depicted as ... Which art form entirely lacks perspective? A. tailors A. mobiles B. cobblers B. blueprints C. jewelers C. holograms D. blacksmiths D. self-portraits E. watchmakers E. bronze sculptures

4. Fine Arts Appellations 9. Shellac Where would you be most likely to find a "prima Shellac is a ... donna"? A. paint A. at an opera B. varnish B. in an art museum C. pigment C. in a motion picture D. undercoat D. in a symphony orchestra E. watercolor E. at the head of a marching band

5. Sports Venues 10. Paintings Ancient Romans staged combats between gladiators in Rembrandt van Lindemann created a huge painting of ... a desert landscape on the side of an Arizona bank. A. forums Such a work is a ... B. atriums A. mural C. rotundas B. still life D. basilicas C. portrait E. coliseums D. silhouette E. whitewash Arts & Humanities Round 3 Page 2 11. Architecture 16. Animal Songs Which architectural form is most directly associated What animal completes this verse? with Japan? "Abba dabba dabba dabba dabba dabba dabba" A. sphinx said the monkey to the ... B. pagoda A. bat C. mosque B. goat D. basilica C. hare E. aqueduct D. chimp E. goose

12. Dance 17. Humanities When you interrupt a couple dancing in order to Which line contains composers? dance with one of them, you are ... A. Marie Curie, Galileo Galilei A. closing in B. Grant Wood, Pablo Picasso B. chiming in C. John Cabot, Vasco da Gama C. cashing in D. Richard Strauss, Johann Bach D. cutting in E. Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling E. chipping in

13. Italian Musical Terms 18. Journalism Which means that musical notes are to be played in a A journalist who routinely writes reviews of theatrical short, detached manner? productions is called a(n) ... A. presto A. critic B. allegro B. editor C. staccato C. freelance D. crescendo D. dramatist E. pianissimo E. playwright

14. Art Originals 19. Moslems The engraved slabs from which currency is printed are Moslems are most abundant in ... called ... A. Tibet A. dies B. Egypt B. plates C. Korea C. planks D. Finland D. boards E. New Zealand E. stamps

15. Musical Geography 20. Musicals What land is known for a musical instrument with an Which Broadway musical tells the story of the Von inflatable bag, a double-reed melody pipe, and up to Trapp family? four drone pipes? A. Camelot A. Iceland B. South Pacific B. Lapland C. The Music Man C. Scotland D. West Side Story D. Dixieland E. The Sound of Music E. Rhineland Arts & Humanities Round 3 Page 3 21. Ornate Glass 26. Musical Groups The glass used in ornate church windows is ... Which type of band is associated with the Caribbean? A. dyed A. jug B. imbued B. big C. stained C. steel D. mottled D. marching E. pigmented E. honky-tonk

22. The Visual Arts 27. Awards Which is not one of the elements that make up a visual Which award is for athletic accomplishments? work of art? A. Nobel Prize A. line B. Pulitzer Prize B. color C. Newbery Medal C. shape D. Grammy Award D. tempo E. Heisman Trophy E. texture

23. Asian Cultures 28. Folksongs Young Japanese women professionally trained in According to the folksong, what "ain't what she used conversation, singing, and dancing to entertain to be"? businessmen are ... A. Clementine A. geishas B. Old Stewball B. senseis C. the old gray mare C. samurai D. the bob-tailed nag D. hibachis E. the yellow rose of Texas E. shoguns

24. Classical Compositions 29. Percussion Instruments Rimsky-Korsakov wrote a classical tune about a stout Which is not a member of the percussion section of an insect with relatively small wings entitled "The Flight orchestra? of the ... " A. gong A. Flea B. bells B. Earwig C. calliope C. Bumblebee D. xylophone D. Swallowtail E. kettle drum E. Walking Stick

25. Engraving 30. Arch-itecture An artist is least likely to engrave ... Which structure includes the greatest number of A. oak arches? B. steel A. Parthenon C. copper B. Eiffel Tower D. diamond C. Roman Coliseum E. sterling silver D. Great Wall of China E. Buckingham Palace Arts & Humanities Round 3 Page 4 31. Piano Parts Mechanisms in pianos that deaden strings' vibrations are ... A. tampers B. hampers C. pampers D. dampers E. clampers

32. Musical Origins The city said to be the birthplace of jazz is adjacent to the ... A. Mississippi B. Golden Gate C. Great Divide D. Appalachians E. Mojave Desert

33. Colors Which pigment cannot be produced by mixing other colors? A. blue B. green C. violet D. umber E. orange

34. According to the folksong, who inserted a piece of bird plumage into his chapeau and called it a kind of pasta shorter than spaghetti? A. Billy Boy B. Peter Piper C. Dan Tucker D. Ike from Pike E. Yankee Doodle

35. Art History Which was produced during the Renaissance? A. The Spirit of '76 B. The Last Supper C. The Eiffel Tower D. The Colossus of Rhodes E. The Birds of North America Arts & Humanities Round 3 - Answers 1. A 2. A 3. B 4. A 5. E 6. B 7. E 8. B 9. B 10. A 11. B 12. D 13. C 14. B 15. C 16. D 17. D 18. A 19. B 20. E 21. C 22. D 23. A 24. C 25. D 26. C 27. E 28. C 29. C 30. C 31. D 32. A 33. A 34. E 35. B Arts & Humanities Round 4 Page 1 1. Song Lyrics 6. Colors In the song, "Animal Fair," the creature combing his Artists are most likely to represent which body part hair by the light of the moon is ... with the color vermilion? A. maroon A. skin B. a baboon B. eyes C. from Rangoon C. hair D. riding a typhoon D. teeth E. shaped like a balloon E. blood

2. Famous Folks 7. Architecture Who were not in the same general line of work as The purpose of which architectural form is to and J.S. Bach? transport water? A. Bela Bartok, Georges Bizet A. arch B. Hector Berlioz, Dave Brubeck B. pagoda C. Johannes Brahms, Leonard Bernstein C. aqueduct D. Luther Burbank, Edgar Rice Burroughs D. synagogue E. Anton Bruckner, Ludwig van Beethoven E. amphitheater

3. Peoples 8. Dance What group of people were initially pagan and Which are not calls used in square dancing? worshipped gods such as Odin and Thor? A. sashay, promenade A. Huns B. pirouette, arabesque B. Celts C. circle right, ladies chain C. Moors D. do-si-do, allemande right D. Vikings E. star by the left, double pass through E. Spartans

4. Musical Instruments 9. Art Materials Which instrument has stops? A hard green stone used extensively in traditional A. harp Chinese arts and crafts is ... B. bagpipes A. jade C. trombone B. onyx D. alpenhorn C. garnet E. pipe organ D. jasper E. amber

5. Performing Arts 10. Aaron Copland's Music Which term means to distract attention from another From the title of Copland's "Fanfare for the Common performer? Man," you should expect to hear ... A. upstage A. flutes B. onstage B. drums C. substage C. violins D. backstage D. E. downstage E. trumpets Arts & Humanities Round 4 Page 2 11. Gatherings 16. South of the Border Who are most likely to participate in jam sessions? In Mexico, you would be hard-pressed to find A. cooks mariachis without any ... B. lawyers A. pesos C. athletes B. saddles D. motorists C. firearms E. musicians D. trumpets E. Chihuahuas

12. Musical Instruments 17. Authority Drums and tambourines are ... Separation of church and state is established by law in A. aerophones ... B. homophones A. Iran C. chordophones B. China D. electrophones C. Nepal E. membranophones D. Saudi Arabia E. the United States

13. Historical Professions 18. Ceramics Paul Gauguin, Jan Vermeer, Henri Matisse, and Which item used in ceramics has the consistency of Thomas Gainsborough were ... thick cream? A. poets A. frit B. painters B. flux C. financiers C. glaze D. physicians D. slurry E. statesmen E. sherds

14. Music History 19. Fine Arts Which is a style of music that developed in New An opus is a(n) ... Orleans? A. critique A. Dixieland B. ornate window B. Graceland C. carved figurine C. Heartland D. massive sculpture D. Swampland E. musical composition E. Bottomland

15. Idioms 20. Greek Mythical Flights When someone is a focus of public attention, he is said Daedalus made wings for himself and his son, Icarus, to be in the ... of feathers and ... A. skylight A. tar B. twilight B. wax C. limelight C. gum D. candlelight D. pitch E. searchlight E. plaster Arts & Humanities Round 4 Page 3 21. Songs 26. Performers "Auld Lang Syne" is traditionally sung on ... Gondoliers are ... A. Labor Day A. singing boatmen B. Christmas B. bugling bandsmen C. Thanksgiving C. dancing herdsmen D. Fourth of July D. chiming clergymen E. New Year's Day E. whistling noblemen

22. Musicals 27. Songs The songs, "A Spoonful of Sugar" and "Feed the A mule named Sal and which city are in the folksong Birds," appear in the same musical as ... about the Erie Canal? A. Over the Rainbow A. Utica B. Chim Chim Cheree B. Buffalo C. My Favorite Things C. Monticello D. Whistle While You Work D. Cooperstown E. Someday My Prince Will Come E. Poughkeepsie

23. Dramatic Tryouts 28. Instruments A director of a play asks performers to demonstrate Which instrument is particularly associated with these their suitability for parts in a(n) ... forms of music? A. petition bolero, flamenco, fandango B. audition A. lyre C. partition B. ukelele D. rendition C. calliope E. exposition D. castanets E. saxophone

24. Musicals 29. Classical Ballet At the beginning of "West Side Story" and "The Which ballet was based on Charles Perrault's fairy tale, Sound of Music" there is a(n) ... "La Belle au Bois Dormant"? A. suite A. Peter Pan B. anthem B. Cinderella C. oratorio C. The Firebird D. overture D. The Nutcracker E. serenade E. The Sleeping Beauty

25. Performing Arts 30. Calligraphy It is common to see a ventriloquist ... It is most likely to find calligraphy executed on ... A. setting off fireworks A. ivory B. escaping from chains and handcuffs B. metals C. speaking through a carved wooden dummy C. textiles D. twisting his body into remarkable positions D. hardwoods E. substituting for a star in risky movie scenes E. parchment Arts & Humanities Round 4 Page 4 31. Art Forms Which art form requires something to die? A. mime B. conjuring C. taxidermy D. choreography E. ventriloquism

32. South of the Border Traditions In Mexico, a mariachi is a ... A. dancer B. bullfighter C. street band D. fringed, brightly colored poncho E. decorated container filled with candy

33. Composers John Philip Sousa wrote ... A. Ol' Man River B. Rhapsody in Blue C. The Nutcracker Suite D. The William Tell Overture E. Stars and Stripes Forever

34. Color Three colors equally spaced on the color wheel comprise a ... A. trio B. triad C. triode D. tripod E. triplex

35. Artists Who was not a painter? A. Pablo Picasso B. Stephen Foster C. James Whistler D. John J. Audubon E. Vincent van Gogh Arts & Humanities Round 4 - Answers 1. B 2. D 3. D 4. E 5. A 6. E 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. E 11. E 12. E 13. B 14. A 15. C 16. D 17. E 18. D 19. E 20. B 21. E 22. B 23. B 24. D 25. C 26. A 27. B 28. D 29. E 30. E 31. C 32. C 33. E 34. B 35. B Arts & Humanities Round 5 Page 1 1. Musical Instruments 6. Architecture Which instrument has eight strings, a pear-shaped Ornamental and continuous lines of grooving or body, and a fretted neck? projections in rooms or along the outsides of A. oboe buildings are ... B. zither A. eaves C. bassoon B. vaults D. mandolin C. trusses E. harpsichord D. moldings E. gargoyles

2. Introductory Music 7. Architectural Geography A piece of music to be played as an introduction to The Taj Mahal is in ... another composition such as a fugue or suite is a ... A. India A. collude B. China B. prelude C. Korea C. seclude D. Burma D. postlude E. Pakistan E. interlude

3. Musical Shorthand 8. Musical Spelling What does the abbreviation "op." mean to a musician? A term indicating the largest stringed orchestral A. opus instrument or the lowest male singing voice is spelled B. opera the same as ... C. opaque A. a freshwater fish D. optional B. the bottom of a cliff E. opulence C. a military headquarters D. the bottom of a polygon E. a corner in a baseball infield

4. Drawing Materials 9. Art Forms Charcoal is carbonaceous and ... On a wall you see an enormous painting by Jose A. porous Orozco. This work is a ... B. noxious A. mural C. gaseous B. mosaic D. luminous C. still life E. herbivorous D. landscape E. lithography

5. Magic 10. Decorative Materials Magicians rely on their audiences misinterpreting Gold beaten into extremely thin sheets is called gold stimuli presented to them. These misinterpretations ... are ... A. slip A. illusions B. film B. delusions C. leaf C. fantasies D. cloth D. oversights E. bullion E. hallucinations Arts & Humanities Round 5 Page 2 11. Historical Paintings 16. Surfaces The best-known painting by Emanuel Leutze depicts The surface upon which a painting is executed is the General Washington and several overloaded boats ... crossing what turbulent river? A. tier A. Ohio B. root B. Hudson C. floor C. Potomac D. ground D. Delaware E. footing E. St. Lawrence

12. Paintings 17. Wonders of the Ancient World The arrangement of lines, colors and forms in a Which structure was built as a tomb? painting is called its ... A. Pyramid of Cheops A. balance B. Colossus of Rhodes B. sequence C. Pharos of Alexandria C. symmetry D. statue of Zeus at Olympia D. chronology E. Hanging Gardens of Babylon E. composition

13. Sculptures 18. Art Forms Mobiles are what kind of sculptures? The "The Winged Victory" and "The Thinker" are A. eidetic examples of ... B. kinetic A. mosaics C. ascetic B. paintings D. pyretic C. macrame E. mimetic D. tapestries E. sculptures

14. Art Techniques 19. Costly Coatings Caricature is a technique most commonly used by ... Art objects covered by a thin coating of gold have A. sculptors been ... B. muralists A. clad C. portraitists B. gilded D. photojournalists C. topped E. political cartoonists D. draped E. swathed

15. Deities 20. Painting Krishna is a god of love in ... A large painting on a wall is a ... A. India A. mural B. Italy B. collage C. Norway C. still life D. Greece D. landscape E. Saudi Arabia E. caricature Arts & Humanities Round 5 Page 3 21. Musicians 26. Folksongs Who was not a Russian composer? Complete this lyric about the Erie Canal. A. Igor Stravinsky We've hauled some barges in our day, B. Peter Tchaikovsky Filled with lumber, coal, and hay, C. Modest Mussorgsky And every inch of the way I know D. Sergei Rachmaninoff From ... E. Feodor Dostoyevsky A. Albany to Buffalo B. Harrisburg to Toledo C. Galveston to Amarillo D. Providence to Chicago E. Jacksonville to Orlando 22. Song Geography 27. Musical Tones Which song is not about the same state as the others? The simultaneous presentation of three or more tones A. Streets of Laredo is a ... B. Tuskaloosa Blues A. slur C. San Antonio Rose B. chord D. Amarillo by Morning C. melody E. Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind D. quaver E. fundamental

23. Drawing 28. Compositions Outline drawings never have ... "Pomp and Circumstance" is a ... A. form A. waltz B. angles B. suite C. shading C. march D. an interior D. ballad E. dimensions E. serenade

24. Bell Towers 29. Sculptures The main reason for the fame of the campanile in "David", one of Michelangelo's greatest sculptures, Pisa, Italy is that it is not ... depicts a youth about to engage a ---- giant. A. lateral A. Sistine B. oblique B. Philistine C. parallel C. Byzantine D. symmetrical D. Florentine E. perpendicular E. Benedictine

25. Art Forms 30. Island Music It is possible to make a two-dimensional ... "The Banana Boat Song" originated in ... A. bust A. Malta B. mobile B. Jamaica C. cameo C. Sardinia D. collage D. Iwo Jima E. macrame E. Tasmania Arts & Humanities Round 5 Page 4 31. Germans Who wrote overtures and symphonies? A. Erwin Rommel B. Johann Gutenberg C. Felix Mendelssohn D. Gabriel Fahrenheit E. Ferdinand von Zeppelin

32. Singing Matilda Jackson tends to sing slightly below key. What adjective describes this type of singing? A. flat B. sharp C. slurred D. monotonic E. accidental

33. Art Forms Which are not three-dimensional art forms? A. murals B. models C. mobiles D. mosaics E. medallions

34. Historical People Who was not in the same profession as the others? A. Franz Liszt B. Martin Luther C. Hector Berlioz D. Johann Strauss E. Felix Mendelssohn

35. Art Traditions Sand painting is especially associated with which Native Americans? A. Cree B. Navajo C. Mohawk D. Seminole E. Winnebago Arts & Humanities Round 5 - Answers 1. D 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. A 6. D 7. A 8. A 9. A 10. C 11. D 12. E 13. B 14. E 15. A 16. D 17. A 18. E 19. B 20. A 21. E 22. B 23. C 24. E 25. D 26. A 27. B 28. C 29. B 30. B 31. C 32. A 33. A 34. B 35. B Arts & Humanities Round 6 Page 1 1. Musical Metals 6. Enduring Greek Words John Philip Sousa's music generally requires many Plutarch's remark that "Even a nod from a person who instruments made of an alloy of ... is esteemed is of more force than a thousand argued A. lead and tin sentences from others" is about ... B. silver and gold A. duty C. copper and zinc B. vanity D. mercury and iron C. respect E. titanium and chromium D. ambition E. individualism

2. Rulers 7. Ancient Writers The Dalai Lama is associated with the temporal and Which Greek is mainly remembered as a poet? spiritual rule of ... A. Plato A. Iran B. Homer B. Tibet C. Socrates C. Scandinavia D. Aristotle D. ancient Egypt E. Hippocrates E. the Aztec Empire

3. Architecture 8. Music Which is not a man-made structure? Honky-tonk is a type of ... A. Sears Tower A. lullaby B. Eiffel Tower B. minuet C. Devils Tower C. ragtime D. Tower of Pisa D. calypso E. Tower of London E. serenade

4. Musicians 9. Musical Instruments The composer of "Semper Fidelis" and "Washington Which instrument is associated with jazz? Post March" also wrote ... A. tuba A. Dixie B. B. Yankee Doodle C. saxophone C. America the Beautiful D. bass drum D. Battle Hymn of the Republic E. French horn E. The Stars and Stripes Forever

5. Musical Instruments 10. Native American Art Songs involving maracas also often feature ... In which region of America did Indians develop totem A. gongs poles as an art form? B. congas A. Midwest C. ukuleles B. Northwest D. bullroarers C. Southeast E. alpenhorns D. Northeast E. South Central Arts & Humanities Round 6 Page 2 11. Art Talk 16. Forms of Music Which are not terms typically used in ceramics? Which is a form of vocal music? A. trimming, firing A. suite B. glazing, pressing B. polka C. throwing, crazing C. prelude D. casting, kneading D. madrigal E. clogging, animating E. chamber music

12. The Arts 17. Art Forms Examples of the plastic arts include Phidias' "Athena," A heavy woven fabric with a multicolored design used Michelangelo's "David," and ... for wall hangings is a ... A. George Handel's Messiah" A. mobile B. Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" B. frieze C. Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" C. mosaic D. Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" D. collage E. Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" E. tapestry

13. Direction Projection 18. Composers If you hear someone calling out commands like Who was not a classical composer? "do-si-do," "gents sashay," and "allemande left," you A. Johann Bach are at a ... B. Frederic Chopin A. rubdown C. B. hoedown D. Peter Tchaikovsky C. showdown E. George Frederic Handel D. breakdown E. shakedown

14. Humanities 19. Magnificent Marble All ascetics ... One of Michelangelo's greatest sculptures depicts A. live in Africa David about to fight ... B. are polytheistic A. Ogre C. celebrate bar mitzvah B. Goliath D. pray daily toward Mecca C. Despair E. lack many material possessions D. Cyclops E. Gargantua

15. Stage Performances 20. Monuments The appearance of the actors at the end of a play in Whose face is not on Mt. Rushmore? response to applause is called a ---- call. A. James Monroe A. clap B. Abraham Lincoln B. cast C. Thomas Jefferson C. close D. George Washington D. cattle E. Theodore Roosevelt E. curtain Arts & Humanities Round 6 Page 3 21. Architecture 26. Song Speed A delegate to the second Continental Congress The tempo of which song is most similar to that of designed ... "Home on the Range"? A. Monticello A. Down in the Valley B. Fort McHenry B. Pop Goes the Weasel C. the White House C. This Land Is Your Land D. the Brooklyn Bridge D. Whistle While You Work E. the Statue of Liberty E. I've Been Working on the Railroad

22. Dance 27. Art Elements The name of which city is also that of a once-popular In which of these artistic compositions would you find ballroom dance? an aria? A. Canton A. opera B. Charlotte B. ballet C. Columbus C. portrait D. Cincinnati D. tapestry E. Charleston E. sculpture

23. Folksongs 28. Art Forms The guy who "sang as he watched and waited till his Ventriloquism is the art of ... billy boiled" was a(n) ... A. costuming actors A. kinsman B. throwing the voice B. boatman C. creating visual illusions C. plowman D. arranging dances and ballets D. almsman E. performing by gestures without words E. swagman

24. Architecture 29. Music The wedge-shaped stone at the top of an arch that Keyboard music is not written for which instrument? locks both sides together is the ... A. organ A. keystone B. piano B. flagstone C. timpani C. rhinestone D. clavichord D. cobblestone E. harpsichord E. cornerstone

25. Personal Pursuits 30. Musicians Which person is least like the others? Which choice contains names of people who were not A. lama composers? B. monk A. Grant Wood, Pablo Picasso C. priest B. , Johann Bach D. samurai C. Claude Debussy, Giuseppe Verdi E. ayatollah D. Richard Strauss, Igor Stravinsky E. Sergei Rachmaninoff, Franz Liszt Arts & Humanities Round 6 Page 4 31. Refrains What are the last words in the refrain of "The Star Spangled Banner"? A. home of the brave B. flag was still there C. the dawn's early light D. through the perilous fight E. were so gallantly streaming

32. Forms of Art An artistic composition of materials and objects pasted over a surface is a ... A. mobile B. mosaic C. collage D. portrait E. hologram

33. Musicals Which songs were not written for musicals? A. The Impossible Dream, Maria B. Down in the Valley, The Erie Canal C. My Favorite Things, Feed the Birds D. Old Man River, If I Were a Rich Man E. Chim Chim Cheree, Truly Scrumptious

34. Musical Vocabulary Which adjective best describes the style of music known as blues? A. giddy B. jocular C. mirthful D. ecstatic E. melancholic

35. Idiophones Which is not an idiophone? A. gong B. tuba C. cymbals D. xylophone E. tambourine Arts & Humanities Round 6 - Answers 1. C 2. B 3. C 4. E 5. B 6. C 7. B 8. C 9. C 10. B 11. E 12. B 13. B 14. E 15. E 16. D 17. E 18. C 19. B 20. A 21. A 22. E 23. E 24. A 25. D 26. A 27. A 28. B 29. C 30. A 31. A 32. C 33. B 34. E 35. B Arts & Humanities Round 7 Page 1 1. Sculptures 6. Wind Instruments The Sphinx has the head and bust of a woman, wings, Which instrument incorporates three valves? and the body of a ... A. oboe A. lion B. flute B. bird C. cornet C. goat D. clarinet D. jackal E. bagpipes E. beetle

2. Symbols 7. Tremulous Tones What is a symbol for peace? A vocal or instrumental pulsating effect produced by A. eagle minute, rapid variations in pitch is called ... B. fig leaf A. legato C. swastika B. vibrato D. caduceus C. staccato E. olive branch D. pizzicato E. obbligato

3. Fields of Study 8. Computer Graphics To what field of study does this statement relate? Gradually transforming one image into another is Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. called ... A. genetics A. panning B. hygienics B. masking C. phonetics C. morphing D. forensics D. screening E. aesthetics E. embossing

4. Towering Timepieces 9. Musical Instruments On the Palace of Westminster in London is the world's Which is an eight-foot-long woodwind? largest four-faced clock called Big ... A. oboe A. Boy B. piccolo B. Ben C. clarinet C. Brit D. bassoon D. Bertha E. English horn E. Brother

5. Petroglyphs 10. Musical Instrument Anatomy Archaeologists studying petroglyphs of American A bridge is an essential part of the ... Indians are studying ... A. harp A. weapons B. drum B. burial sites C. violin C. picture writings D. piccolo D. cooking artifacts E. trumpet E. forms of architecture Arts & Humanities Round 7 Page 2 11. Songs 16. Musicals Which was not written for a Broadway musical? Roger Sherman, Caesar Rodney, Richard Henry Lee, A. Dixie and Abigail Adams are central characters in which B. Oklahoma Broadway musical? C. If I Were A Rich Man A. 1776 D. Climb Every Mountain B. Grease E. Seventy-Six Trombones C. Oklahoma! D. The Music Man E. Paint Your Wagon

12. Color 17. Drama Black, white, and gray are ... Which adjective generally applies to melodrama? A. achromatic A. subtle B. dichromatic B. musical C. trichromatic C. political D. polychromatic D. panoramic E. heterochromatic E. exaggerated

13. Musical Pieces 18. Folk Songs A short piece of music played between the acts of a What woman's name is in the folksong about a guy drama or parts of a church service is an ... who came from the Yellowhammer State with a fretted A. interval stringed instrument on his patella? B. interlude A. Maria C. intercept B. Dinah D. intervention C. Susanna E. interpretation D. Clementine E. Annie Laurie

14. Instruments 19. Music Which musical instrument lacks valves? Which is a story told through music without stage A. tuba acting? B. bugle A. opera C. cornet B. musical D. trumpet C. oratorio E. French horn D. symphony E. chamber music

15. History of Religion 20. Architectural Decor Which religion began about 2000 years ago? Chandeliers ... A. Islam A. line stairways B. Judaism B. enclose mirrors C. Hinduism C. hang from ceilings D. Buddhism D. surround windows E. Christianity E. protrude above fireplaces Arts & Humanities Round 7 Page 3 21. Italians 26. Theater The line of work of Enrico Caruso was the same as The least dialogue is in a(n) ... that of ... A. slapstick A. Enzo Ferrari B. melodrama B. Enrico Fermi C. pantomime C. Benito Mussolini D. one-act play D. Fiorello LaGuardia E. improvisation E. Luciano Pavarotti

22. Tempos 27. Stage Performance "Allegro" and "vivace" apply to which song? Which term indicates overacting a role in a play? A. Ave Maria A. rib B. Down in the Valley B. ham C. Home on the Range C. chop D. On Top of Old Smoky D. flank E. Pop Goes the Weasel E. roast

23. Writing Revisions 28. Art Materials Short stories rewritten as plays or plays rewritten as Glue is essential in which art form? movies are ... A. collage A. mutations B. ceramics B. deviations C. holography C. adaptations D. calligraphy D. transmutations E. stained glass E. transformations

24. Sound 29. Philately The highness or lowness of a sound is its ... A philatelist collects ... A. pitch A. dolls B. timbre B. rocks C. rhythm C. stamps D. duration D. butterflies E. intensity E. baseball cards

25. Statues 30. Religions In Copenhagen harbor is a famous bronze sculpture Which are not religions? of the "Little Mermaid" based on a fairy tale by ... A. Shinto, Taoism A. Jakob Grimm B. Sikhism, Jainism B. James Barrie C. Buddhism, Hinduism C. Charles Perrault D. Judaism, Gnosticism D. Aleksandr Pushkin E. Fascism, Bolshevism E. Hans Christian Andersen Arts & Humanities Round 7 Page 4 31. Artist Supplies An artist who regularly uses a mixture of oxygen and acetylene to produce his works is working with which medium? A. clay B. metal C. stone D. textiles E. oil paints

32. Theatrics A form of comedy involving chases, collisions, and pies in the face is called ... A. dipstick B. slapstick C. chopstick D. nightstick E. broomstick

33. Performing Arts Name the principal professional theater district in New York City. A. Beltway B. Gangway C. Broadway D. Thataway E. Causeway

34. Music A musical composition performed in a key different from that in which it was written has been ... A. vacillated B. commuted C. supplanted D. transposed E. substituted

35. Folksong Lyrics This fanciful tabloid headline is reminiscent of a folksong about whom? Doctors Remove Banjo from Alabama Man's Knee A. Sal B. Dinah C. Jeanie D. Susanna E. Clementine Arts & Humanities Round 7 - Answers 1. A 2. E 3. E 4. B 5. C 6. C 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. C 11. A 12. A 13. B 14. B 15. E 16. A 17. E 18. C 19. C 20. C 21. E 22. E 23. C 24. A 25. E 26. C 27. B 28. A 29. C 30. E 31. B 32. B 33. C 34. D 35. D Arts & Humanities Round 8 Page 1 1. Symbols in Art 6. Ceramics Which symbol is not paired with its traditional Unfired pottery is called ... meanings? A. firmware A. anchor - speed and vigor B. software B. key - knowledge and liberation C. greenware C. bridge - communication and union D. vaporware D. diamond - durability and constancy E. stoneware E. door - transition and metamorphosis

2. Theatrical Occupations 7. Music The production team member responsible for A musical arrangement consisting of a series of developing dance and movement sequences during a melodies from various sources is a ... production is the ... A. jam A. director B. rally B. prompter C. serial C. conductor D. medley D. choreographer E. mosaic E. stage manager

3. Musicians 8. Musical Instruments Which composer was a member of the United States Which instruments are made of shells or hardwood? Marines? A. gongs A. Irving Berlin B. ukuleles B. Aaron Copland C. bagpipes C. Stephen Foster D. castanets D. George Gershwin E. harpsichords E. John Philip Sousa

4. Drama 9. Architecture Good and evil are embodied in the simplified A multi-storied Buddhist tower is a ... characters of a hero and a villain in ... A. villa A. teledramas B. pagoda B. docudramas C. basilica C. melodramas D. rotunda D. photodramas E. veranda E. psychodramas

5. Art Fundamentals 10. History of Biology Creating the illusion of depth in art is ... Who was especially interested in falcons, cranes, A. relief vultures, turkeys, auks, wrens, gulls, and quail? B. symmetry A. John Muir C. calligraphy B. J.J. Audubon D. perspective C. Izaak Walton E. ornamentation D. Luther Burbank E. George Washington Carver Arts & Humanities Round 8 Page 2 11. Orchestras 16. Musicals You are seated in an auditorium watching an orchestra The written form of a composition for a musical is perform. People playing which instruments are seated called the ... left of the conductor toward the front of the stage? A. score A. B. script B. cellos C. scroll C. violins D. synopsis D. woodwinds E. scripture E. percussion instruments

12. Art Forms 17. Cinema Kachinas are carved dolls created by ... For movie scenes involving crowds, people hired to A. Polynesians play these minor roles are called ... B. Buddhist monks A. serfs C. Russian gypsies B. extras D. American Indians C. minions E. Australian aborigines D. backups E. underlings

13. Country Nicknames 18. Cutting a Rug The United States has been called a melting pot. This Which was a dance popular in the 1940s? refers to ... A. bedbug A. its population of immigrants B. humbug B. the American industrial base C. ladybug C. freedom of thought and ideas D. jitterbug D. its enormous ecological variety E. doodlebug E. the vast transportation network

14. Christmas Tunes 19. Animal Tunes Which line is from a Christmas tune about chestnuts? Which creature is not paired with lyrics about it? A. Bells on bobtails ring A. baboon - combing his auburn hair B. Later on we'll conspire B. horse - the way to carry a sleigh C. A partridge in a pear tree C. bull - tried to punch a hole in a dam D. Blink a bright red and green D. boll weevil - jes a-lookin' for a home E. Jack Frost nipping at your nose E. dog - ears cut short and its tail cut long

15. Musicians 20. Musical Instruments Luciano Pavarotti and Placido Domingo are known as Which instrument was also known as a clavier? ... A. harp A. pianists B. timpani B. vocalists C. bassoon C. violinists D. marimba D. guitarists E. harpsichord E. saxophonists Arts & Humanities Round 8 Page 3 21. Adobe 26. The Arts When adobe is applied to a structure's surface, it is Performing arts do not include ... called ... A. acting A. slip B. singing B. glaze C. dancing C. stain D. painting D. binder E. pantomiming E. plaster

22. Art Techniques 27. Artists Techniques for creating perspective are most Who was an artist of the Netherlands? important to artists working in which medium? A. Monet A. mobiles B. Holbein B. ceramics C. El Greco C. sculpture D. da Vinci D. calligraphy E. Rembrandt E. oil painting

23. Drama 28. Chemical Alternatives Directors evaluate actors for roles using brief trial Plastics are now used as substitutes for what natural performances called ... substance formerly used in buttons, billiard balls, and A. auditions piano keys? B. renditions A. jade C. exhibitions B. onyx D. inquisitions C. ivory E. premonitions D. pearl E. amber

24. Musical Notation 29. Song Lyrics What is the letter name for the top line on the treble The second line in the lyrics of which song is most clef? similar to the last line in "The Star Spangled Banner"? A. A A. Yankee Doodle B. C B. America the Beautiful C. D C. Battle Hymn of the Republic D. F D. The Caissons Go Rolling Along E. G E. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean

25. Vocal Music 30. Brass Instruments Singing so the voice fluctuates quickly between its What brass instrument with a range of three octaves normal sound and a falsetto is ... has three rotary valves and a long coiled tube ending A. lilting in a wide flaring bell? B. trilling A. tuba C. yodeling B. bugle D. chanting C. clarinet E. harmonizing D. sousaphone E. French horn Arts & Humanities Round 8 Page 4 31. Acting A performer who overacts a part is a ... A. ham B. fish C. crab D. steak E. turkey

32. Architecture History Architectural marvels of ancient Rome did not include ... A. domes B. basilicas C. minarets D. aqueducts E. amphitheaters

33. Art Forms Which is a two-dimensional art form? A. busts B. mobiles C. macrame D. ceramics E. calligraphy

34. Western Song Lyrics What color is in the title of the song that includes these words? She cried so when I left her, it like to broke my heart, and if I ever find her, we never more will part. A. red B. blue C. green D. black E. yellow 35. Broadway Costuming In the musical, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," you would expect to see actors wearing ... A. tutus B. togas C. serapes D. kimonos E. muumuus Arts & Humanities Round 8 - Answers 1. A 2. D 3. E 4. C 5. D 6. C 7. D 8. D 9. B 10. B 11. C 12. D 13. A 14. E 15. B 16. A 17. B 18. D 19. C 20. E 21. E 22. E 23. A 24. D 25. C 26. D 27. E 28. C 29. E 30. E 31. A 32. C 33. E 34. E 35. B Arts & Humanities Round 9 Page 1 1. What a Relief! 6. Architecture Subjects depicted on the largest sculpture of A large and imposing doorway or gate is a ... presidents in America do not include ... A. pier A. Woodrow Wilson B. truss B. Abraham Lincoln C. portal C. Thomas Jefferson D. facade D. George Washington E. colonnade E. Theodore Roosevelt

2. Music 7. Drawing The speed of a piece of music is its ... Parallel lines drawn in perspective seem to converge at A. pitch the ---- point. B. tempo A. turning C. timbre B. melting D. harmony C. kindling E. overtone D. breaking E. vanishing

3. Instrumental Fundamentals 8. Gandhi Which musical instrument lacks frets? Mohandas Gandhi is known for ... A. banjo A. nonviolence B. violin B. nonchalance C. C. nonresidence D. ukulele D. nonappearance E. mandolin E. nonsignificance

4. Music 9. Painting "Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake" are ... Which type of painting is paired with a subject for A. operas which it would be inappropriate? B. ballets A. caricature - John Wayne C. oratorios B. nightscape - Point Barrow in June D. concertos C. still life - a Thanksgiving place setting E. symphonies D. mural - opening of the Golden Gate Bridge E. panorama - a view from a fire lookout tower

5. Musical Ensembles 10. Art Which instrument would not be part of a woodwind Abstract art is always ... quartet? A. shadowed A. flute B. monochromatic B. oboe C. two dimensional C. clarinet D. non-naturalistic D. trumpet E. geometrically symmetric E. bassoon Arts & Humanities Round 9 Page 2 11. Drawing 16. Art Materials Which art material has the greatest tendency to What rock produced by metamorphism of limestone is smudge? used for sculptures? A. pencil A. slate B. tempera B. shale C. charcoal C. marble D. India ink D. gneiss E. watercolor E. schist

12. Melodious Compositions 17. Drums Which are not in the same genre as "Camelot" and Which is not a drum? "Hello, Dolly"? A. fife A. "Hair" and "My Fair Lady" B. bongo B. "Oklahoma!" and "Show Boat" C. snare C. "Oliver" and "The Music Man" D. tom-tom D. "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake" E. tambourine E. "West Side Story" and "Brigadoon"

13. Religion 18. Cinema The Moslem religion is practiced by about 99% of the In a film or TV show, what is the term for the order of population of ... the actors in the opening credits? A. Iran A. cue B. Haiti B. take C. Tahiti C. mark D. Colombia D. stick E. Philippines E. billing

14. Introductory Music 19. Fine Arts There is an overture at the beginning of ... What can be fashioned from a single gem? A. Amazing Grace A. cameo B. Brahms' Lullaby B. mobile C. The Blue Danube C. fresco D. Paint Your Wagon D. collage E. The Ballad of John Henry E. tapestry

15. Tracing 20. Cartoons It would be hardest to trace a picture using ---- paper. Political cartoonists are known for using ... A. wax A. shadowing B. rice B. caricature C. toilet C. surrealism D. tissue D. calligraphy E. carbon E. perspective Arts & Humanities Round 9 Page 3 21. Performers 26. Musical Spelling A group of touring singers, dancers, or actors is called Which word cannot be spelled by combining the a ... letters for two tones on the diatonic scale? A. lodge A. tire B. corps B. fare C. troupe C. redo D. muster D. foam E. caucus E. loafs

22. Dance 27. Historical Operas What Latin American dance requires participants to Gioacchino Rossini's opera, "William Tell," takes place repeatedly go beneath a pole that is lowered for each in ... pass? A. Italy A. limbo B. Spain B. tango C. Poland C. conga D. Norway D. mambo E. Switzerland E. cha-cha

23. Musical Tones 28. Architects Which words can be formed by combining two of the Who was the architect of Monticello? syllable names on the diatonic scale? A. Daedalus A. tide, yeti B. Michelangelo B. lake, cola C. Christopher Wren C. mine, acre D. Thomas Jefferson D. redo, mire E. Frank Lloyd Wright E. soda, peso

24. Forms of Art 29. Musical Tempos Art works created in papier-mache are similar in The tempo of "adagio" is most appropriate for which appearance to ... song? A. mosaics A. Dixie B. sculptures B. Polly-Wolly-Doodle C. watercolor paintings C. Seventy-Six Trombones D. pen and ink drawings D. Down by the Old Mill Stream E. stained glass windows E. I'm Looking Over a 4-leaf Clover

25. Soundtracks 30. Big Buildings Which is not a James Bond soundtrack? Which structure is most similar in function to the A. Live and Let Die pyramids at Giza? B. For Your Eyes Only A. Taj Mahal C. Diamonds are Forever B. Parthenon D. From Russia with Love C. Stonehenge E. The Man from Snowy River D. Eiffel Tower E. Great Wall of China Arts & Humanities Round 9 Page 4 31. Bugle Music When is taps played? A. at funerals B. before a charge C. in the early morning D. when sounding a retreat E. to call troops to assemble

32. Sculpture Which is not typically involved in sculpture? A. tracing B. carving C. casting D. welding E. molding

33. Cinematography A movie director's command for the actors to quit playing a scene is ... A. cut B. halt C. whoa D. break E. check

34. Artistic Balance Radial balance characterizes ... A. busts and stereoscopic images B. mosaics and holographic images C. caricatures and calligraphic images D. totem poles and telescopic images E. rose windows and kaleidoscopic images

35. Artists Which uses bushhammers and rasps? A. etcher B. weaver C. painter D. sculptor E. cartoonist Arts & Humanities Round 9 - Answers 1. A 2. B 3. B 4. B 5. D 6. C 7. E 8. A 9. B 10. D 11. C 12. D 13. A 14. D 15. E 16. C 17. A 18. E 19. A 20. B 21. C 22. A 23. D 24. B 25. E 26. D 27. E 28. D 29. D 30. A 31. A 32. A 33. A 34. E 35. D Arts & Humanities Round 10 Page 1 1. Beliefs 6. Historic Buildings Islam is not a major religion in ... Marsha was showing photographs of the Acropolis A. Turkey and Syria and the Parthenon taken during her vacation. What B. Ethiopia and Libya country did she visit? C. Bolivia and Venezuela A. India D. Pakistan and Lebanon B. Egypt E. Indonesia and Malaysia C. Japan D. Greece E. France

2. Massive Sculptures 7. Musical Instruments The figures carved into Georgia's Stone Mountain Which instrument produces the highest pitch? were leaders in the ... A. cello A. Civil War B. piccolo B. Korean War C. bassoon C. Vietnam War D. Sousaphone D. Second World War E. French horn E. American Revolution

3. Dance History 8. Musical Spelling Belly dancing developed in ... What word can be spelled by combining the names of A. Siberia the second and third tones of the standard eight-tone B. Scandinavia scale? C. the Far East A. tire D. Latin America B. fare E. the Middle East C. mire D. sore E. redo

4. Performing Arts 9. Media in Art In theater and the movies, usually the ... Which art form is most resistant to the destructive A. actors choose the scenery forces of nature? B. producer chooses the director A. mosaic C. choreographer chooses the script B. tapestry D. lead chooses the supporting actors C. oil paint E. playwright chooses the musical score D. embroidery E. papier-mache

5. Stage Presentations 10. Architecture Poor but virtuous people are victimized by a sinister One of the masterpieces of classical Chinese villain until a gallant hero arrives to save the day in a architecture is the ...... A. Blue Mosque A. teledrama B. Great Sphinx B. melodrama C. Shirley Temple C. docudrama D. Wild Goose Pagoda D. photodrama E. Notre Dame Cathedral E. psychodrama Arts & Humanities Round 10 Page 2 11. Wind Instruments 16. The Arts Which instrument has a reed? Which is not one of the performing arts? A. tuba A. juggling B. bugle B. puppetry C. clarinet C. sculpting D. trumpet D. acrobatics E. trombone E. pantomime

12. Anthems 17. Art Techniques Each of the four verses of lyrics by Francis Scott Key A glaze would most likely be on a ... ends with a word rhyming with ... A. marble bust A. flea B. ivory cameo B. host C. metal mobile C. flair D. ceramic bowl D. knave E. pewter goblet E. writhe

13. Hawaiian Customs 18. Vocal Music Which theme for an Aloha Festival mentions a Which indicates a singing voice? traditional Polynesian dance? A. forte A. Ola Ka 'Oiwi B. maestro B. Na Honu Hawai'i C. baritone C. He Makana O Na Lei Nani D. concerto D. Ho`Ohanohano I Na Holokai E. clavichord E. E Mau Ana Ka Hula I Ke Kanaka

14. Award Winners 19. Silly Songs Who won a Nobel Prize for her work south of the The song, "Hey Diddle Diddle," features what three Himalayas? animals? A. Anne Frank A. hen, bat, bear B. Mother Teresa B. cat, cow, dog C. Princess Grace C. pig, deer, moose D. Lady Diana Spencer D. goose, fox, goat E. Florence Nightingale E. mouse, horse, hare

15. Traditional Songs 20. Oriental Clothing You would be most likely to hear the song, "Aloha A traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves, bound Oe" at a ... with a decorative sash is a(n) ... A. luau A. sumo B. wake B. aikido C. fiesta C. mikado D. hoedown D. kimono E. pow wow E. pachinko Arts & Humanities Round 10 Page 3 21. Art Forms 26. Musical Notation Macrame cannot be created by using ... A curved line drawn over or under two or more notes A. hemp to indicate that the transition from one to another B. ivory should be smooth is a(n) ... C. nylon A. slur D. cotton B. step E. polypropylene C. breve D. quaver E. accent

22. Folk Music 27. Yesterday's Painting Name the folksong about the waterway between The discoloration of an oil painting due to aging is ... Buffalo and Albany, New York. A. bluing A. Old Man River B. greening B. O Shenandoah C. yellowing C. The Erie Canal D. whitening D. Red River Valley E. reddening E. Banks of the Ohio

23. Tempos 28. Music Allegro means ... An emotional, dramatic, patriotic song is a(n) ... A. solemn A. ballad B. broken B. lullaby C. cheerful C. anthem D. very sad D. serenade E. very soft E. improvisation

24. Art Techniques 29. Paintings Which technique puts images on T-shirts? Gustave Courbet painted "Apples and Pomegranate." A. etching This title suggests that the work is a ... B. lithography A. still life C. silk-screening B. portrait D. block printing C. miniature E. photoengraving D. landscape E. silhouette

25. Musical Notes 30. The Arts A succession of notes sounded one after another is ... Which is not an element in a visual work of art? A. tone A. line B. melody B. color C. rhythm C. shape D. cadence D. texture E. harmony E. cadence Arts & Humanities Round 10 Page 4 31. Painting Techniques In a painting, a point of intense light such as the sparkle of an eye is called a ... A. highlight B. limelight C. backlight D. headlight E. flashlight

32. Pianos The A-flat key on a piano is also ---- sharp. A. G B. B C. F D. H E. D

33. Acting The term for a licensed amateur radio operator also describes an actor who ... A. overplays a part B. has a supporting role C. often forgets his lines D. has risen to prominence E. makes cameo performances

34. Broadway Musicals The story line in the musical production featuring the songs, "I Talk to the Trees," "There's a Coach Coming In," and "They Call the Wind Maria" mainly concerns ... A. felines B. chivalry C. ranching D. gold mining E. street gangs

35. Painting What is the watercolor technique of using overlapping layers of highly diluted pigments? A. top B. coat C. wash D. spray E. overlay Arts & Humanities Round 10 - Answers 1. C 2. A 3. E 4. B 5. B 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. A 10. D 11. C 12. D 13. E 14. B 15. A 16. C 17. D 18. C 19. B 20. D 21. B 22. C 23. C 24. C 25. B 26. A 27. C 28. C 29. A 30. E 31. A 32. A 33. A 34. D 35. C