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Copyright © 2016 Academic Hallmarks Arts/Humanities Round 1 Page 1 1. Songs 6. Musical Instruments Which is not from the same song as the others? Which instrument was also known as a clavier? A. and guide her A. harp B. land that I love B. timpani C. my home sweet home C. bassoon D. oceans white with foam D. marimba E. from sea to shining sea E. harpsichord

2. Architectural Geography 7. Folk Songs Which architectural marvel is not on the same He came from Alabama with a banjo on his knee. To continent as the others? what state was he headed to see Susanna according to A. Kaaba Stephen Foster? B. Kremlin A. Georgia C. Parthenon B. Louisiana D. Colosseum C. Tennessee E. Eiffel Tower D. Mississippi E. North Carolina

3. Art Forms 8. Musical Instruments Ornamental writing is ... A fife is most similar to a ... A. calligraphy A. lyre B. holography B. flute C. lithography C. cello D. cartography D. bugle E. E.

4. Art Materials 9. Instruments Someone engaged in topiary works with ... Which instrument is particularly associated with these A. wax forms of music? B. fabrics bolero, , fandango C. colored glass A. lyre D. live shrubs or trees B. ukelele E. charcoal and crayons C. calliope D. castanets E. saxophone

5. Art Copies 10. Theaters What term indicates an edition of a print restricted in When a stage has audience seating on all sides, it is quantity to increase the value of each copy? called a theater in the ... A. limited A. loop B. stopped B. ring C. appraised C. band D. suspended D. orbit E. suppressed E. round Arts/Humanities Round 1 Page 2 11. Composers 16. Classical What Russian composer wrote a suite that shares its Which ballet was based on Charles Perrault's fairy tale, name with an implement used to open almonds and "La Belle au Bois Dormant"? pecans? A. Peter Pan A. Igor Stravinsky B. Cinderella B. Peter Tchaikovsky C. The Firebird C. D. The Nutcracker D. E. The Sleeping Beauty E. Dimitri Shostakovich

12. Italian Musical Terms 17. Humanities The antonym of staccato is ... There are abundant Hindu temples in ... A. A. Nepal B. B. Tahiti C. agitato C. Finland D. pizzicato D. Monaco E. obbligato E. Colombia

13. Arch-itecture 18. Music Vocabulary Which structure includes the greatest number of The adjective "philharmonic" suggests a ... arches? A. brass band A. Parthenon B. church choir B. Eiffel Tower C. barbershop quartet C. Roman Coliseum D. symphony orchestra D. Great Wall of China E. drum and bugle corps E. Buckingham Palace

14. Prolific People 19. Musical Metals In the 16th century, who worked on several projects 's music generally requires many for the Vatican? instruments made of an alloy of ... A. A. lead and tin B. B. silver and gold C. Auguste Rodin C. copper and zinc D. Peter Tchaikovsky D. mercury and iron E. Rembrandt van Rijn E. titanium and chromium

15. Architecture 20. Quakers A delegate to the second Continental Congress During the colonial period, the Quakers primarily designed ... lived in ... A. Monticello A. Georgia B. Fort McHenry B. Maryland C. the White House C. Delaware D. the Brooklyn Bridge D. Rhode Island E. the Statue of Liberty E. Arts/Humanities Round 1 Page 3 21. Greek Quotes 26. Engraving With what Greek is "know thyself" associated? An artist is least likely to engrave ... A. Homer A. oak B. Pericles B. steel C. Socrates C. copper D. Pythagoras D. diamond E. Alexander the Great E. sterling silver

22. Musical Anthropology 27. Ceramics Mariachi bands are in a country inhabited Fired clay that resembles glass in brittleness, hardness, by ... and glossiness is ... A. Mongols and Huns A. plastic B. Angles and Saxons B. viscous C. Mayans and Aztecs C. vitreous D. Zulus and Mau Maus D. crackled E. Dorians and Mycenaeans E. malleable

23. Music 28. Head Hewing The musical term "andante" means ... It would have taken longest for an ancient Greek to A. very slow sculpt a bust of ... B. quick and lively A. Plato C. rapid and broken B. Achilles D. moderately slow and even C. Cerberus E. gradually becoming faster D. Hippolyta E. Aphrodite

24. Musical Notation 29. Musical Terms A curved line drawn over or under two or more notes Which term indicates that notes are to be played to indicate that the transition from one to another smoothly so they flow together? should be smooth is a(n) ... A. forte A. slur B. legato B. step C. presto C. breve D. staccato D. quaver E. pianissimo E. accent

25. Composers 30. Adobe John Philip Sousa wrote ... When adobe is applied to a structure's surface, it is A. Ol' Man River called ... B. Rhapsody in Blue A. slip C. The Nutcracker Suite B. glaze D. The William Tell Overture C. stain E. Stars and Stripes Forever D. binder E. plaster Arts/Humanities Round 1 Page 4 31. Artists An artist renowned for bird portrayals is ... A. Pablo Picasso B. Charles Schultz C. John J. Audubon D. Leonardo da Vinci E. Frederic Remington

32. Song Lyrics These are the first two lines of what song? Yo - heave ho! Yo - heave ho! A. Blue Danube B. Old Man River C. The Erie Canal D. E. The Volga Boatmen

33. Artistic Perspectives What word is missing from this quotation? Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting, and autumn a ---- of them all. A. bust B. mosaic C. ceramic D. gargoyle E. seascape

34. March Music Which of these is not the title of a march? A. Colonel Bogey B. Hands Across the Sea C. Beautiful Blue Danube D. Seventy-Six Trombones E. Pomp and Circumstance

35. Authority Separation of church and state is established by law in ... A. Iran B. China C. Nepal D. Saudi Arabia E. the United States Arts/Humanities Round 1 - Answers 1. E 2. A 3. A 4. D 5. A 6. E 7. B 8. B 9. D 10. E 11. B 12. A 13. C 14. B 15. A 16. E 17. A 18. D 19. C 20. E 21. C 22. C 23. D 24. A 25. E 26. D 27. C 28. C 29. B 30. E 31. C 32. E 33. B 34. C 35. E Arts/Humanities Round 2 Page 1 1. Italian Musical Terms 6. Ceramics Which means that musical notes are to be played in a Glaze is a ---- coating on pottery. short, detached manner? A. vicious A. presto B. vitreous B. allegro C. vaporous C. staccato D. vivacious D. crescendo E. vociferous E. pianissimo

2. Composers 7. Nation Populations Who was not a classical composer? About 99% of the population of what country are A. Johann Bach Moslems? B. Frederic Chopin A. Mexico C. B. Monaco D. Peter Tchaikovsky C. Moldova E. George Frederic Handel D. Morocco E. Mongolia

3. 8. Folk Songs The jitterbug and what other dance were popular What woman's name is in the folksong about a guy about the same time? who came from the Yellowhammer State with a fretted A. twist stringed instrument on his patella? B. A. Maria C. minuet B. Dinah D. Charleston C. Susanna E. monster mash D. Clementine E. Annie Laurie

4. Art Forms 9. Musical Notation To practice the art of bonsai, you need ... What is the letter name for the top line on the treble A. wax clef? B. paper A. A C. a rake B. C D. clippers C. D E. India ink D. F E. G

5. Headwork 10. Song Lyrics A picture of the head from the side is a ... What is the "gem of the ocean" in the lyrics of an A. bust American patriotic song? B. profile A. Arizona C. outline B. Columbia D. contour C. Merrimack E. silhouette D. Enterprise E. Constitution Arts/Humanities Round 2 Page 2 11. Musicians 16. Anthems Who was a Norwegian composer? Each of the four verses of lyrics by Francis Scott Key A. ends with a word rhyming with ... B. Knute Rockne A. flea C. Thor Heyerdahl B. host D. Fridtjof Nansen C. flair E. Roald Amundsen D. knave E. writhe

12. Instrumental Music 17. Humanities Reveille is ordinarily played on what instrument? All ascetics ... A. bugle A. live in Africa B. B. are polytheistic C. piccolo C. celebrate bar mitzvah D. saxophone D. pray daily toward Mecca E. snare drum E. lack many material possessions

13. Asian Cultures 18. Big Buildings Young Japanese women professionally trained in Which structure is most similar in function to the conversation, singing, and dancing to entertain pyramids at Giza? businessmen are ... A. Taj Mahal A. geishas B. Parthenon B. senseis C. Stonehenge C. samurai D. Eiffel Tower D. hibachis E. Great Wall of China E. shoguns

14. Dance 19. Ballet Babes A hoedown is another name for a ---- dance. The central figure in Tchaikovsky's ballet, "The A. rain Sleeping Beauty," is Princess ... B. belly A. Leia C. round B. Fiona D. sword C. Aurora E. square D. Jasmine E. Buttercup

15. Religion in China 20. Architecture What was the main religion of early China? A distinctive characteristic of a crypt is its ... A. Islam A. use of arches B. Shinto B. pentagonal shape C. Taoism C. decorative mosaics D. Christianity D. underground location E. Zoroastrianism E. masonry construction Arts/Humanities Round 2 Page 3 21. Musical Instruments 26. Art It is not a percussion instrument if it produces a sound Van is painting a huge picture on the side of a when it is .... building, an art form called a ... A. struck A. mural B. rattled B. mobile C. rubbed C. tapestry D. bowed D. holograph E. shaken E. fleur-de-lis

22. Religion 27. Ventriloquism The Moslem religion is practiced by about 99% of the Which are the most difficult sounds for ventriloquists population of ... to produce? A. Iran A. a, e B. Haiti B. b, p C. Tahiti C. r, n D. Colombia D. q, s E. Philippines E. d, g

23. Famed Buildings 28. Musical Directions Which overlooks Granada, Spain? The Italian musical direction "da capo" means ... A. Alhambra A. softly B. Parthenon B. syncopated C. Dome of the Rock C. gradually accelerating D. St. Peter's Basilica D. repeat from the beginning E. Westminster Abbey E. gradually increase in loudness

24. American Composers 29. Orchestral Music Which is not a song by John Philip Sousa? Individual characters are represented by specific A. The Liberty Bell orchestral instruments in ... B. The Washington Post A. Peter and the Wolf C. Hands Across the Sea B. William Tell Overture D. Seventy Six Trombones C. The Nutcracker Suite E. Stars and Stripes Forever D. The Surprise Symphony E. The Sorcerer's Apprentice

25. Musical Vocabulary 30. Performers Which adjective best describes the style of music A group of touring singers, dancers, or actors is called known as blues? a ... A. giddy A. lodge B. jocular B. corps C. mirthful C. troupe D. ecstatic D. muster E. melancholic E. caucus Arts/Humanities Round 2 Page 4 31. Decorative Pastimes The art of tying decorative patterns of sheepshanks and bowlines is ... A. gesso B. montage C. macrame D. decoupage E. scrimshaw

32. Theatrics Which Latin phrase is most significant to an actress who forgets her lines? A. ad libitum B. alma mater C. tempus fugit D. ex post facto E. cogito ergo sum

33. Buildings Which kind of structure has a purpose markedly different from that of the others? A. brig B. vault C. bastille D. dungeon E. penitentiary

34. Music Theory Sharps, flats, and naturals are ... A. accents B. antiphons C. acoustics D. accidentals E. augmentations

35. Music Keyboard music is not written for which instrument? A. organ B. piano C. timpani D. clavichord E. harpsichord Arts/Humanities Round 2 - Answers 1. C 2. C 3. D 4. D 5. B 6. B 7. D 8. C 9. D 10. B 11. A 12. A 13. A 14. E 15. C 16. D 17. E 18. A 19. C 20. D 21. D 22. A 23. A 24. D 25. E 26. A 27. B 28. D 29. A 30. C 31. C 32. A 33. B 34. D 35. C Arts/Humanities Round 3 Page 1 1. Ornate Glass 6. Musical Instruments The glass used in ornate church windows is ... Which instrument is a double-reed woodwind and the A. dyed bass of the oboe family? B. imbued A. piccolo C. stained B. coronet D. mottled C. bassoon E. pigmented D. xylophone E. saxophone

2. Artists 7. Art Forms Which uses bushhammers and rasps? Which art form requires something to die? A. etcher A. mime B. weaver B. conjuring C. painter C. taxidermy D. sculptor D. choreography E. cartoonist E. ventriloquism

3. The Piano 8. Which key does not exist on a piano keyboard? Which is in Walt Disney's "Fantasia"? A. A flat A. Hallelujah Chorus B. B flat B. Peter and the Wolf C. C sharp C. William Tell Overture D. D sharp D. Flight of the Bumblebee E. E sharp E. The Sorcerer's Apprentice

4. 9. Vocal Music What composer wrote the music for a ballet which tells A singing group that specializes in four-part harmony of a beautiful princess and her first moments with is what kind of quartet? Prince Charming? A. bakeshop A. Mozart B. pawnshop B. Sibelius C. workshop C. Debussy D. sweatshop D. Stravinsky E. barbershop E. Tchaikovsky

5. Photography 10. Italian Musical Terms A photographic enlargement is a ... "Vivace" means ... A. lay-up A. lively B. blow-up B. solemn C. mock-up C. quietly D. close-up D. fiercely E. paste-up E. smoothly Arts/Humanities Round 3 Page 2 11. Musicals 16. Drama Which song is not from the Disney musical, "Bambi"? The comedy and tragedy masks representing drama A. Learning to Walk are symbols for two ancient Greek ... B. Gallop of the Stags A. Fates C. Talk to the Animals B. Muses D. Tragedy in the Meadow C. Graces E. It Could Even Happen to Flower D. Harpies E. Gorgons

12. Gems 17. Island Music Which is not an organic gemstone? Calypso music is associated with ... A. ivory A. Sicily B. pearl B. Luzon C. coral C. Hawaii D. agate D. Trinidad E. amber E. Nova Scotia

13. Works of Art 18. Music Fundamentals Which is not a painting? Which are not musical ? A. The Thinker A. forte, fortissimo B. The Blue Boy B. largo, larghissimo C. The Mona Lisa C. vivace, vivacissimo D. The Last Supper D. presto, prestissimo E. The Birth of Venus E. allegro, allegrissimo

14. Animal Tunes 19. Composers Which creature is not paired with lyrics about it? The three B's include Bach, Beethoven, and ... A. baboon - combing his auburn hair A. Bizet B. horse - the way to carry a sleigh B. Brahms C. bull - tried to punch a hole in a dam C. Bruckner D. boll weevil - jes a-lookin' for a home D. Bernstein E. dog - ears cut short and its tail cut long E. Bartolozzi

15. Classical Conflicts 20. Ancient Artists In Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker," the prince leads the Which Greek was a sculptor? toys in a battle against ... A. Plato A. cats B. Homer B. mice C. Aristotle C. dogs D. Praxiteles D. birds E. Archimedes E. insects Arts/Humanities Round 3 Page 3 21. Drawing 26. Colors A preliminary drawing is a ... The pairs of red and green or yellow and violet are A. study ---- colors. B. sketch A. cool C. cartoon B. neutral D. stippling C. secondary E. line drawing D. analogous E. complementary

22. Performing Arts 27. Musicals always involves ... In what musical is there a song that praises Gary, A. improvisation Indiana? B. song and dance A. Carousel C. religious themes B. Brigadoon D. stereotypical characters C. The Music Man E. dramatization of actual events D. The King and I E. Guys and Dolls

23. Ceramics 28. Art Forms Fired earthenware is ... Which art form entirely lacks perspective? A. porous A. mobiles B. nitrous B. blueprints C. fibrous C. holograms D. ferrous D. self-portraits E. coniferous E. bronze sculptures

24. Country Nicknames 29. Artistic Balance The United States has been called a melting pot. This Radial balance characterizes ... refers to ... A. busts and stereoscopic images A. its population of immigrants B. mosaics and holographic images B. the American industrial base C. caricatures and calligraphic images C. freedom of thought and ideas D. totem poles and telescopic images D. its enormous ecological variety E. rose windows and kaleidoscopic images E. the vast transportation network

25. Religions 30. Musical Instruments Which are not religions? Which instrument has stops? A. Shinto, Taoism A. harp B. Sikhism, Jainism B. bagpipes C. Buddhism, Hinduism C. trombone D. Judaism, Gnosticism D. alpenhorn E. Fascism, Bolshevism E. pipe organ Arts/Humanities Round 3 Page 4 31. Stagecraft A long, movable arm used to support and maneuver a microphone on a movie set is called a ... A. clap B. roar C. bang D. boom E. wham

32. Song Lyrics The words, "for courting too slow," come from a folksong about a ... A. land of cotton B. bob-tailed horse C. railroad engineer D. snow-covered mountain E. banjo player from Alabama

33. Dance Which terms would you be most unlikely to hear at a ballet school? A. glissade, en pointe B. pirouette, arabesque C. allemande, promenade D. entrechat, battement E. cabriole, pas de deux

34. Art and Color Which statement is not true? A. Black is achromatic. B. Pink is a tint of red. C. Red and yellow make purple. D. There are three primary colors. E. A shade of a color is produced by adding black.

35. Historical Gioacchino Rossini's , "William Tell," takes place in ... A. Italy B. Spain C. Poland D. Norway E. Switzerland Arts/Humanities Round 3 - Answers 1. C 2. D 3. E 4. E 5. B 6. C 7. C 8. E 9. E 10. A 11. C 12. D 13. A 14. C 15. B 16. B 17. D 18. A 19. B 20. D 21. B 22. D 23. A 24. A 25. E 26. E 27. C 28. B 29. E 30. E 31. D 32. D 33. C 34. C 35. E Arts/Humanities Round 4 Page 1 1. Fine Arts Appellations 6. Music Notation Where would you be most likely to find a "prima Which musical note length has the shortest duration? donna"? A. breve A. at an opera B. minim B. in an art museum C. quaver C. in a motion picture D. crochet D. in a symphony orchestra E. semibreve E. at the head of a marching band

2. Musical Instruments 7. Music Conventions Which instrument lacks strings? Which time signature is typical for waltzes? A. lyre A. 2/2 B. banjo B. 2/4 C. ukulele C. 3/4 D. marimba D. 4/2 E. mandolin E. 4/4

3. Broadway Costuming 8. Artistic Processes In the musical, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way Bronzing is an artistic process typically associated with to the Forum," you would expect to see actors wearing ...... A. mobiles A. tutus B. macrame B. togas C. sculpture C. serapes D. tapestries D. kimonos E. watercolors E. muumuus

4. Introductory Music 9. Aaron Copland's Music An introductory movement is a ... From the title of Copland's "Fanfare for the Common A. priori Man," you should expect to hear ... B. prelude A. flutes C. requiem B. drums D. potpourri C. E. prestissimo D. guitars E.

5. Inspirations 10. Art Fundamentals Peter, Paul, and Mary's song, "Puff the Magic Dragon," Something that is achromatic has no ... was inspired by a silly Ogden Nash poem about a A. hue dragon named ... B. value A. Draco C. shading B. Fafnir D. reflectivity C. Smaug E. perspective D. Nessie E. Custard Arts/Humanities Round 4 Page 2 11. Wind Instruments 16. Song Similarities Which instrument incorporates three valves? The of "Whistle While You Work" is most A. oboe similar to that of ... B. flute A. C. cornet B. Down in the Valley D. C. Pop Goes the Weasel E. bagpipes D. Low Sweet Chariot E. Down by the Old Mill Stream

12. Musical Notation 17. Music Musical notes are arranged from left to right on a staff Honky-tonk is a type of ... with how many lines? A. lullaby A. 4 B. minuet B. 5 C. ragtime C. 6 D. calypso D. 7 E. serenade E. 8

13. Musical Sounds 18. Music History What term refers to a quivering sound produced by Which claims to be the birthplace of jazz? rapidly alternating a note with its major or minor A. Dallas second? B. Nashville A. slur C. Cleveland B. trill D. Manhattan C. staccato E. New Orleans D. modulation E. transposition

14. Historical Professions 19. The Arts Paul Gauguin, Jan Vermeer, Henri Matisse, and Examples of the plastic arts include Phidias' "Athena," Thomas Gainsborough were ... Michelangelo's "David," and ... A. poets A. George Handel's Messiah" B. painters B. Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" C. financiers C. Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" D. physicians D. Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" E. statesmen E. 's "Leaves of Grass"

15. Pigments 20. Sculpture Which is not a chromatic pigment? Another name for a statuette is a ... A. red A. bust B. gray B. figurine C. blue C. monolith D. green D. mannequin E. yellow E. marionette Arts/Humanities Round 4 Page 3 21. Ceramics 26. Music Which item used in ceramics has the consistency of The relative rate of speed of a movement is its ... thick cream? A. tempo A. frit B. accent B. flux C. rhythm C. glaze D. phrase D. slurry E. interval E. sherds

22. Broadway 27. Wonders of the Ancient World A musical with characters including Maria, an Which structure was built as a tomb? Austrian captain, a reverend mother, and children A. Pyramid of Cheops named Friedrich and Liesel tells the story of the von B. Colossus of Rhodes ---- family. C. Pharos of Alexandria A. Trapp D. statue of Zeus at Olympia B. Leibnitz E. Hanging Gardens of Babylon C. Zeppelin D. Beethoven E. Richthofen

23. Petroglyphs 28. Song Categories Petroglyphs were executed on ... Which line is from a march? A. sand A. a discouraging word B. wood B. hang your head over C. stone C. land of hope and glory D. canvas D. above the fruited plain E. stucco E. sleep in heavenly peace

24. Asian Architecture 29. Sculptures Pagodas are tiered towers with multiple ... The Sphinx has the head and bust of a woman, wings, A. eaves and the body of a ... B. spires A. lion C. columns B. bird D. gargoyles C. goat E. buttresses D. jackal E. beetle

25. Fruity Songs 30. Tempo A song about what fruit includes this lyric? Which is the fastest tempo? Me say day, me say day-ay-ay-o, A. lento Daylight come and me wan' go home. B. largo A. grape C. adagio B. apple D. allegretto C. lemon E. prestissimo D. banana E. blueberry Arts/Humanities Round 4 Page 4 31. Sculpture A person wanting to take a look at a figurehead should ... A. go to a medieval cathedral B. gaze at the Roman Colosseum C. try to find an old sailing ship D. check out a book on mummies E. visit a museum displaying armor

32. Famous Folks Who were not in the same general line of work as and J.S. Bach? A. Bela Bartok, Georges Bizet B. , Dave Brubeck C. , Leonard Bernstein D. , Edgar Rice Burroughs E. ,

33. Drama The characters in a melodrama are generally ... A. dignified B. historical C. allegorical D. stereotypical E. contemporary

34. Legends An American legend suggests that the apple orchards of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana owe their origin to ... A. John Henry B. William Cody C. David Crockett D. Long Barney Beal E. Jonathan Chapman

35. Art Forms Ventriloquism is the art of ... A. costuming actors B. throwing the voice C. creating visual illusions D. arranging and ballets E. performing by gestures without words Arts/Humanities Round 4 - Answers 1. A 2. D 3. B 4. B 5. E 6. C 7. C 8. C 9. E 10. A 11. C 12. B 13. B 14. B 15. B 16. C 17. C 18. E 19. B 20. B 21. D 22. A 23. C 24. A 25. D 26. A 27. A 28. C 29. A 30. E 31. C 32. D 33. D 34. E 35. B Arts/Humanities Round 5 Page 1 1. Whistling 6. Comedy Which aspect of music is most difficult for one In what kind of comedy do people step into paint solitary person to demonstrate while whistling a tune? buckets, run into doors, and fall over chairs? A. pitch A. satire B. melody B. lampoon C. rhythm C. slapstick D. harmony D. stand-up comedy E. intensity E. situation comedy

2. Art Techniques 7. Tunes Caricature is a technique most commonly used by ... Which is a national anthem? A. sculptors A. La Cucaracha B. muralists B. La Marseillaise C. portraitists C. Le Nozze de Figaro D. photojournalists D. America the Beautiful E. political cartoonists E. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

3. Music 8. Dance A conductor indicates the first beat of a measure with The name of which city is also that of a once-popular a(n) ... ? A. offbeat A. Canton B. backbeat B. Charlotte C. drumbeat C. Columbus D. browbeat D. E. downbeat E. Charleston

4. Architecture 9. Musical Tempos Ornamental and continuous lines of grooving or The tempo of "adagio" is most appropriate for which projections in rooms or along the outsides of song? buildings are ... A. Dixie A. eaves B. Polly-Wolly-Doodle B. vaults C. Seventy-Six Trombones C. trusses D. Down by the Old Mill Stream D. moldings E. I'm Looking Over a 4-leaf Clover E. gargoyles

5. Noteworthy Americans 10. Artists Francis Scott Key was a ... Who was not a painter? A. poet A. Pablo Picasso B. painter B. Stephen Foster C. chemist C. James Whistler D. statesman D. John J. Audubon E. naval commander E. Vincent van Gogh Arts/Humanities Round 5 Page 2 11. The Arts 16. Performing Arts Which is not one of the performing arts? Which term means to distract attention from another A. juggling performer? B. puppetry A. upstage C. sculpting B. onstage D. acrobatics C. substage E. pantomime D. backstage E. downstage

12. Computer Graphics 17. Fine Arts Gradually transforming one image into another is An opus is a(n) ... called ... A. critique A. panning B. ornate window B. masking C. carved figurine C. morphing D. massive sculpture D. screening E. musical composition E. embossing

13. Artists 18. Island Music The artist who works in the East Wing of the Calypso originated in ... White House and hand-letters official proclamations, A. Tahiti military commissions, and invitations to state dinners B. Sardinia is the chief ... C. Borneo A. cartoonist D. Trinidad B. caricaturist E. Madagascar C. calligrapher D. contortionist E. choreographer

14. Idiophones 19. Italians Which is not an idiophone? The line of work of Enrico Caruso was the same as A. gong that of ... B. tuba A. Enzo Ferrari C. cymbals B. Enrico Fermi D. xylophone C. Benito Mussolini E. tambourine D. Fiorello LaGuardia E. Luciano Pavarotti

15. Musical Compositions 20. Art Forms A polyphonic composition for several voices is a(n) ... It is possible to make a two-dimensional ... A. A. bust B. madrigal B. mobile C. plainsong C. cameo D. capriccio D. collage E. Gregorian chant E. macrame Arts/Humanities Round 5 Page 3 21. Holiday Tunes 26. Building Sites Which is a line from the lyrics of a Thanksgiving Which architectural marvel is part of a citadel? song? A. Taj Mahal A. I'll be all in clover B. Parthenon B. The horse knows the way C. Stonehenge C. Gone away is the blue bird D. Eiffel Tower D. To the oceans white with foam E. Pyramid of Cheops E. We'll take a cup of kindness yet

22. Theatrical Traditions 27. Musical Terminology You wish an actor good luck by saying ... Which word is not paired with another term associated A. Split a hair. with it? B. Bust a gut. A. key - scale C. Stub a toe. B. nocturne - night D. Break a leg. C. madrigal - vocal E. Crack a smile. D. prelude - introduction E. a cappella - instrumental

23. Musical Clefs 28. Architectural Embellishment The f-clef is also the ---- clef. Which structure is most likely to be decorated with A. flat patterns and text from the Koran? B. bass A. pagoda C. alto B. mosque D. tenor C. convent E. treble D. monastery E. synagogue

24. Theatrical Occupations 29. Amendments The production team member responsible for In which amendment is there a clause granting developing dance and movement sequences during a Americans the right not to practice any religion? production is the ... A. 1st A. director B. 2nd B. prompter C. 3rd C. conductor D. 4th D. choreographer E. 5th E. stage manager

25. Sanskrit 30. Rulers Which is a Sanskrit word meaning "master" or The Dalai Lama is associated with the temporal and "religious teacher"? spiritual rule of ... A. guru A. Iran B. sahib B. Tibet C. bwana C. Scandinavia D. swami D. ancient Egypt E. babushka E. the Aztec Empire Arts/Humanities Round 5 Page 4 31. Towering Timepieces The huge clock near the British Parliament is Big ... A. Bo B. Ben C. Bob D. Billy E. Bertha

32. Introductory Music There is an overture at the beginning of ... A. Amazing Grace B. Brahms' Lullaby C. D. Paint Your Wagon E. The Ballad of John Henry

33. Musicals At the beginning of "West Side Story" and "The Sound of Music" there is a(n) ... A. suite B. anthem C. oratorio D. overture E. serenade

34. Musical Notation What is indicated to a musician by a fermata? A. prolong the note B. change the pitch C. quicken the tempo D. use a very light touch E. repeat from the beginning

35. 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 Arts/Humanities Round 5 - Answers 1. D 2. E 3. E 4. D 5. A 6. C 7. B 8. E 9. D 10. B 11. C 12. C 13. C 14. B 15. B 16. A 17. E 18. D 19. E 20. D 21. B 22. D 23. B 24. D 25. A 26. B 27. E 28. B 29. A 30. B 31. B 32. D 33. D 34. A 35. A Arts/Humanities Round 6 Page 1 1. The Capitol 6. Music Physics The statue on the dome of the U.S. Capitol crafted by Which instruments produce the most irregular sound Thomas Crawford represents ... patterns of peaks and troughs? A. truth A. tubas B. peace B. flutes C. power C. violins D. justice D. pianos E. freedom E. cymbals

2. Art Talk 7. Musicals Which are not terms typically used in ceramics? Which Broadway musical tells the story of the Von A. trimming, firing Trapp family? B. glazing, pressing A. Camelot C. throwing, crazing B. South Pacific D. casting, kneading C. The Music Man E. clogging, animating D. West Side Story E. The Sound of Music

3. Deities 8. Photographic Careers Krishna is a god of love in ... Which is a likely subject for photomicrography? A. India A. living cells B. Italy B. faint stars C. Norway C. projectiles in flight D. Greece D. underwater subjects E. Saudi Arabia E. impacts and explosions

4. Masters 9. Musicals Who was not a painter? Roger Sherman, Caesar Rodney, Richard Henry Lee, A. Andres Segovia and Abigail Adams are central characters in which B. Georges Seurat Broadway musical? C. John J. Audubon A. 1776 D. Norman Rockwell B. Grease E. Leonardo da Vinci C. Oklahoma! D. The Music Man E. Paint Your Wagon

5. Forms of Art 10. Religious Structures A painting of a vase of flowers is a ... Where are the largest number of Buddhist temples? A. fresco A. Idaho B. portrait B. Hawaii C. still life C. Oklahoma D. silhouette D. Minnesota E. caricature E. New Hampshire Arts/Humanities Round 6 Page 2 11. Performers 16. Musicals played which instrument? Which song is not from the same musical based on a A. piano popular novel? B. violin A. Oh Mrs. Lynde C. B. I've Got to Crow D. saxophone C. Avonlea, We Love Thee E. bass fiddle D. Where is Matthew Going? E. Where'd Marilla Come From?

12. Folksongs 17. Sculptures These lyrics are about what river valley? Gutzon Borglum created the sculptures on Mount From this valley they say you are leaving. Rushmore in ... We will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile. A. Utah A. Red B. Montana B. Ohio C. Minnesota C. Missouri D. California D. Shenandoah E. South Dakota E. Sacramento

13. Classical Compositions 18. Perspectives A duck represented by an oboe, a cat by a clarinet, What words are missing in this old saying? and a bird by a flute in ... ---- is in the eye of the ---- A. Swan Lake A. love, lovelorn B. Hansel and Gretel B. strength, shy C. Peter and the Wolf C. infamy, ignoble D. Appalachian Spring D. magic, mystified E. The Carnival of the Animals E. beauty, beholder

14. Colors 19. Camptown Races Which pigment cannot be produced by mixing other In "Camptown Races," the singer is going to bet his colors? money on the ... A. blue A. bay B. green B. appaloosa C. violet C. silver sorrel D. umber D. old grey mare E. orange E. bob-tailed nag

15. Towering Timepieces 20. Mnemonic Music On the Palace of Westminster in London is the world's Which is a mnemonic device for remembering the largest four-faced clock called Big ... spaces on the bass staff? A. Boy A. All cows eat grass. B. Ben B. Some men hate each other. C. Brit C. Every good boy deserves fudge. D. Bertha D. Richard of York gave battle in vain. E. Brother E. My very earnest mother just served us nine pickles. Arts/Humanities Round 6 Page 3 21. Architecture 26. Music Tempos Which are obvious characteristics of the Parthenon, the What tempo is not paired with its meaning? Vatican, and the U.S. Capitol? A. allegro - fast A. arches B. vivace - lively B. columns C. moderato - moderate C. gargoyles D. presto - slow and noble D. bell towers E. andante - moderately slow E. amphitheaters

22. Musical Metaphors 27. Folk Tunes In "Peter and the Wolf," the bird is represented by a ... What are the next words in this line from "When A. oboe Johnny Comes Marching Home"? B. harp The men will cheer, the boys will shout, C. flute the ladies, they will ... D. clarinet A. be devout E. saxophone B. all turn out C. dance about D. become stout E. twist and shout

23. Musical Shorthand 28. Musical Terminology What does the abbreviation "op." mean to a musician? Legato means ... A. opus A. abrupt B. opera B. delayed C. opaque C. loud and massive D. optional D. smooth and connected E. opulence E. disconnected and abrupt

24. Loud Music 29. Anthem Lyrics Which musical term means "very loud"? Which word is in the line of the U.S. national anthem A. dolche that follows the line containing "gleaming"? B. adagio A. free C. calando B. fight D. fortissimo C. wave E. diminuendo D. glare E. proof

25. Tunes 30. Art Terms The tune of the British anthem, "God Save the Queen," Which is a medium? is also used in which song? A. glaze A. America B. brushes B. God Bless America C. the easel C. America the Beautiful D. watercolor D. The Star-Spangled Banner E. the palette E. Battle Hymn of the Republic Arts/Humanities Round 6 Page 4 31. Musicals The story line in the musical production featuring the song, "The Impossible Dream," concerns ... A. chivalry B. gold mining C. urban gangs D. World War II E. a Midwest band

32. Mnemonic Mnotes Which is a mnemonic device for remembering the lines on the treble staff? A. All cows eat grass. B. Some men hate each other. C. Every good boy deserves fudge. D. Richard of York gave battle in vain. E. My very earnest mother just served us nine pickles.

33. Compositions "Pomp and Circumstance" is a ... A. B. suite C. march D. ballad E. serenade

34. Theater Slang An actor who is the focus of attention during a play is in the spotlight or the ... A. limelight B. starlight C. headlight D. moonlight E. candlelight

35. Forms of Music Which style of music originated around Trinidad and Haiti? A. calypso B. ragtime C. yodeling D. madrigals E. serenades Arts/Humanities Round 6 - Answers 1. E 2. E 3. A 4. A 5. C 6. E 7. E 8. A 9. A 10. B 11. A 12. A 13. C 14. A 15. B 16. B 17. E 18. E 19. E 20. A 21. B 22. C 23. A 24. D 25. A 26. D 27. B 28. D 29. B 30. D 31. A 32. C 33. C 34. A 35. A Arts/Humanities Round 7 Page 1 1. Moslems 6. Shellac Moslems are most abundant in ... Shellac is a ... A. Tibet A. paint B. Egypt B. varnish C. Korea C. pigment D. Finland D. undercoat E. New Zealand E. watercolor

2. Song Lyrics 7. Stage Performances This is from what song? The appearance of the actors at the end of a play in Some think the world is made for fun and response to applause is called a ---- call. frolic, / And so do I! And so do I! A. clap A. Utriculi, Utricula B. cast B. Funiculi, Funicula C. close C. Ranunculi, Ranuncula D. cattle D. Homunculi, Homuncula E. curtain E. Stratoculumi, Stratocumula

3. Temples 8. Broadway Musicals The Aztecs and Mayas built temples which resembled Which song is not from the same musical as the ... others? A. Roman coliseums A. I'm Flying B. Gothic cathedrals B. Hook's Tango C. Egyptian pyramids C. I've Gotta Crow D. Greek architecture D. I Won't Grow Up E. enormous serpents E. Talk to the Animals

4. Art History 9. Music Which artistic styles emerged most recently? In the key of A, there are how many sharps? A. Aegean, Minoan, Hellenic A. 1 B. Romanesque, Gothic, Byzantine B. 2 C. Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic C. 3 D. futurism, surrealism, minimalism D. 4 E. realism, impressionism, neoclassicism E. 5

5. Painting Techniques 10. Radio Hosts In a painting, a point of intense light such as the What is the abbreviation for an announcer who plays sparkle of an eye is called a ... popular recorded music on the radio? A. highlight A. JP B. limelight B. DJ C. backlight C. FM D. headlight D. LP E. flashlight E. PM Arts/Humanities Round 7 Page 2 11. Musicals 16. Musicians The songs, "A Spoonful of Sugar" and "Feed the Classical composers do not include ... Birds," appear in the same musical as ... A. Franz Liszt and A. B. Antonio Vivaldi and B. Chim Chim Cheree C. Dmitri Mendeleev and Gregor Mendel C. My Favorite Things D. Hector Berlioz and D. Whistle While You Work E. Sergei Rachmaninoff and Maurice Ravel E. Someday My Prince Will Come

12. A Country in Common 17. Island Music The composer of "Swan Lake" and "The Nutcracker" "The Banana Boat Song" originated in ... came from the same country in which ... A. Malta A. Von Braun built rockets B. Jamaica B. Darwin proposed evolution C. Sardinia C. Pasteur studied fermentation D. Iwo Jima D. Galileo did gravity experiments E. Tasmania E. Mendeleev devised the periodic table

13. Imaging 18. Musical Compositions Which is a three-dimensional image? Compositions such as "Hands Across the Sea" and A. hologram "Stars and Stripes Forever" are ... B. nanogram A. C. pictogram B. marches D. audiogram C. anthems E. seismogram D. overtures E. folk songs

14. Fine Arts 19. Historic Buildings The terms cabriole, entrechat, glissade, arabesque, and Marsha was showing photographs of the Acropolis pirouette are associated with ... and the Parthenon taken during her vacation. What A. ballet country did she visit? B. mosaics A. India C. sculpture B. Egypt D. oil painting C. Japan E. architecture D. Greece E. France

15. Ancient Edifices 20. Brass Instruments The Greek Parthenon was a ... What brass instrument with a range of three octaves A. temple has three rotary valves and a long coiled tube ending B. soothsayer in a wide flaring bell? C. vast plain A. tuba D. military camp B. bugle E. stadium for the Olympics C. clarinet D. sousaphone E. French horn Arts/Humanities Round 7 Page 3 21. Entertainers 26. The Visual Arts Medieval entertainers who traveled about singing and Which is not one of the elements that make up a visual reciting poetry were called ... work of art? A. jesters A. line B. squires B. color C. minstrels C. shape D. crusaders D. tempo E. apothecaries E. texture

22. Famous Statues 27. Musical Instruments In Rodin's sculpture, the thinker sits on a ... A small upright piano is a ... A. log A. spinet B. hill B. spinate C. rock C. spinnet D. globe D. spinette E. bench E. spinnate

23. Reading Music 28. Sound Vocabulary A measure of music is a ... Which term has nothing to do with sound? A. bar A. siphonic B. scale B. euphonic C. breve C. homophonic D. ledger D. stereophonic E. signature E. quadraphonic

24. Musicals 29. Musical Notation Many brass instruments with telescopic, U-bend slides Which musical notation indicates that a note or chord that increase or decrease the length of the air column is to be held an indefinite time? to change pitches, are central to a song from which A. coda musical? B. breve A. Camelot C. tremolo B. The Music Man D. fermata C. Man of La Mancha E. glissando D. The Sound of Music E. Fiddler on the Roof

25. Vocal Music 30. Reading Music Which is not a male singing voice? The five horizontal lines and four intermediate spaces A. bass upon which music is written is a(n) ... B. tenor A. bar C. B. staff D. baritone C. ledger E. D. octave E. signature Arts/Humanities Round 7 Page 4 31. Artistic Techniques An artist could use the lost wax technique to produce a ... A. mural B. fresco C. mosaic D. pendant E. tapestry

32. Historic Periods Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Petrarch, and are associated with which historical period? A. Crusades B. Dark Ages C. Reformation D. Renaissance E. French Revolution

33. Religion Confucianism is commonly practiced in ... A. Iran B. India C. China D. Japan E. Nigeria

34. Art Forms A chalice is a ... A. crown B. mirror C. goblet D. candlestick E. coat of arms

35. Art Forms A heavy woven fabric with a multicolored design used for wall hangings is a ... A. mobile B. frieze C. mosaic D. collage E. tapestry Arts/Humanities Round 7 - Answers 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. A 6. B 7. E 8. E 9. C 10. B 11. B 12. E 13. A 14. A 15. A 16. C 17. B 18. B 19. D 20. E 21. C 22. C 23. A 24. B 25. E 26. D 27. A 28. A 29. D 30. B 31. D 32. D 33. C 34. C 35. E Arts/Humanities Round 8 Page 1 1. U.S. Economy 6. Reading Music Between 1860 and 1900, the U.S. changed from an The sign placed before a musical note to cancel a agricultural economy to one based on ... sharp or flat is a(n) ... A. barter A. bar B. banking B. clef C. gold stores C. natural D. information D. fermata E. manufacturing E. accidental

2. Song Lyrics 7. Oriental Clothing What is the first line of the American patriotic song A traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves, bound that includes this line? with a decorative sash is a(n) ... The home of the free and the brave. A. sumo A. You're a grand old flag B. aikido B. I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy C. mikado C. Oh beautiful for spacious skies D. kimono D. Off we go into the wild blue yonder E. pachinko E. This is my country, land of my birth

3. Art Fundamentals 8. Golden Hits of 1849 Creating the illusion of depth in art is ... Which song was the favorite of those who participated A. relief in the ? B. symmetry A. O, Susanna C. calligraphy B. Yankee Doodle D. perspective C. Follow the Drinkin' Gourd E. ornamentation D. The Best Things in Life are Dirty E. When Johnny Comes Marching Home

4. Asian Persuasions 9. Misheard Musicals Which is not an Asian religion? Which line does not include misunderstood lyrics A. Shinto from the most famous song in "The Wizard of Oz"? B. Taoism A. weigh a pie C. Voodoo B. one cent a lullaby D. Buddhism C. sombrero for the rainbow E. Confucianism D. tea, a drink with German bread E. where trouble smells like lemon drops

5. Art History 10. History of Architecture Few examples of which art form from before 1800 Keystones are a characteristic of ... exist? A. Greek temples A. ceramics B. Roman aqueducts B. tapestries C. Mayan sculptures C. totem poles D. Japanese pagodas D. oil paintings E. Egyptian pyramids E. marble sculptures Arts/Humanities Round 8 Page 2 11. Song Lyrics 16. Colors This is a verse from what song? Artists are most likely to represent which body part And there I saw a little keg / Its heads were with the color vermilion? made of leather / They knock'd upon't with A. skin little sticks / To call the folks together B. eyes A. Clementine C. hair B. Oh Susanna D. teeth C. Ol' Man River E. blood D. Yankee Doodle E. Auld Lang Syne

12. Cinema 17. Artists In a film or TV show, what is the term for the order of Who was an artist of the Netherlands? the actors in the opening credits? A. Monet A. cue B. Holbein B. take C. El Greco C. mark D. da Vinci D. stick E. Rembrandt E. billing

13. Costly Coatings 18. Musicians Art objects covered by a thin coating of gold have Which term could be applied to each person? been ... Nicolo Paganini, Gene Krupa, James Galway, A. clad Franz Liszt, Pete Seeger, Frederic Chopin B. gilded A. flautist C. topped B. virtuoso D. draped C. dilettante E. swathed D. troubadour E.

14. Music Slang 19. Musicians A paid musical engagement is a ... The composer of "Semper Fidelis" and "Washington A. cut Post March" also wrote ... B. gig A. Dixie C. jam B. Yankee Doodle D. riff C. America the Beautiful E. lick D. Battle Hymn of the Republic E. The Stars and Stripes Forever

15. Fields of Study 20. Marks To what field of study does this statement relate? Watermarks are used in fine grades of ... Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. A. wood A. genetics B. paper B. hygienics C. cloth C. phonetics D. steel D. forensics E. plastic E. aesthetics Arts/Humanities Round 8 Page 3 21. Imaging 26. Peoples The smallest piece of information in a digital image is What group of people were initially pagan and called a(n) ... worshipped gods such as Odin and Thor? A. dot A. Huns B. icon B. Celts C. digit C. Moors D. pixel D. Vikings E. snippet E. Spartans

22. Dance 27. Art Fundamentals In every ballet, you will see at least one ... What art term describes the relation or numerical ratio A. glissade and pirouette of the size of any part of a figure or object to the size B. facade and marionette of the whole? C. crusade and majorette A. balance D. palisade and croquette B. texture E. arcade and crepe suzette C. symmetry D. proportion E. ornamentation

23. Inventors 28. Architecture History Gwyneth Paltrow, Mel Gibson, and Bugs Bunny owe Architectural marvels of ancient did not include their careers largely to ...... A. A. domes B. Samuel Colt B. basilicas C. C. minarets D. Charles Goodyear D. aqueducts E. James Hargreaves E. amphitheaters

24. Theatrics 29. Song Lyrics A form of comedy involving chases, collisions, and Which is from a song about Thanksgiving Day? pies in the face is called ... A. Bells on bobtails ring A. dipstick B. The horse knows the way B. slapstick C. Mine eyes have seen the glory C. chopstick D. For purple mountain majesties D. nightstick E. We'll take a cup of kindness then E. broomstick

25. Misheard Lyrics 30. Musical Tempos Which of these misheard lyrics is not from "America A musical term meaning "slow" is ... the Beautiful"? A. largo A. Above the fruited rain B. lento B. From sea to Chinese sea C. vivace C. Land of the Pilgrim's bride D. andante D. God shared his grace on tea E. accelerando E. Oh beautiful for spacious skies Arts/Humanities Round 8 Page 4 31. Classical Compositions Tchaikovsky composed "Waltz of the Flowers" and "Dance of the ..." A. Firebird B. Bumblebee C. Vienna Woods D. Sugar Plum Fairy E. Sorcerer's Apprentice

32. Painting Which is the most appropriate subject for a still life? A. Mt. Fuji B. an elk herd C. baby kittens D. a bowl of fruit E. the Oregon coast

33. Orchestras Which instruments are farthest from the conductor in a symphony orchestra? A. violas B. cellos C. violins D. cymbals E. woodwinds

34. Musical Ensembles Which instrument would not be part of a brass quintet? A. tuba B. clarinet C. trumpet D. trombone E. French horn

35. Getting an Edge Which could a woodcarver use as a whetstone? A. oilstone B. gallstone C. brimstone D. lodestone E. rhinestone Arts/Humanities Round 8 - Answers 1. E 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. D 8. A 9. D 10. B 11. D 12. E 13. B 14. B 15. E 16. E 17. E 18. B 19. E 20. B 21. D 22. A 23. C 24. B 25. C 26. D 27. D 28. C 29. B 30. B 31. D 32. D 33. D 34. B 35. A Arts/Humanities Round 9 Page 1 1. Musical Tones 6. Folk Songs The simultaneous presentation of three or more tones Who is "a hopeless shell of a man on a peg" in the is a ... folksong about the end of the Civil War? A. slur A. Billy B. chord B. Henry C. melody C. Jimmy D. quaver D. Johnny E. fundamental E. Freddy

2. Operas 7. Painting History Which opera has a biblical theme? The painting, "Spirit of '76," depicts ... A. Carmen A. oxen pulling a cannon B. Rigoletto B. an old man playing a drum C. Die Valkyries C. a horseman riding through Concord D. Hansel and Gretel D. troops being trained at Valley Forge E. Samson and Delilah E. the first skirmish at Lexington Green

3. Percussion Instruments 8. Vaqueros Which is not a member of the percussion section of an The vaqueros of Mexico are ... orchestra? A. oilmen A. gong B. bandits B. bells C. cowboys C. calliope D. fishermen D. xylophone E. truck farmers E. kettle drum

4. Introduced Instruments 9. Patriotic Songs African slaves brought what wooden percussion Given that the vowels have been removed, which line is instrument that resembles a xylophone to Latin not from the same song? America? A. bv th frtd pln A. lute B. fr mbr wvs f grn B. maraca C. b th dwn's rl lght C. marimba D. fr prpl mntn mjsts D. harpsichord E. crwn th gd wth brthrhd E. glockenspiel

5. Introductory Music 10. Song Lyrics A piece of music to be played as an introduction to The second line in the lyrics of which song is most another composition such as a fugue or suite is a ... similar to the last line in "The Star Spangled Banner"? A. collude A. Yankee Doodle B. prelude B. America the Beautiful C. seclude C. Battle Hymn of the Republic D. postlude D. The Caissons Go Rolling Along E. interlude E. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean Arts/Humanities Round 9 Page 2 11. Architecture 16. Musical Instruments The most primitive architectural techniques were used Which is a musical instrument? in the ... A. tinhorn A. Taj Mahal B. bullhorn B. Parthenon C. buckhorn C. Tower of Pisa D. alpenhorn D. Roman Colosseum E. greenhorn E. Notre Dame Cathedral

12. Musicals 17. Peter and the Wolf Which song is not from "The Sound of Music"? Which part in "Peter and the Wolf" is not represented A. Lonely Goatherd by the instrument with which it is paired? B. My Favorite Things A. duck - oboe C. Climb Every Mountain B. birds - tuba D. The Impossible Dream C. cat - clarinet E. Sixteen Going on Seventeen D. Grandpapa - bassoon E. hunter's shots - drums

13. Guilds 18. Color During the Middle Ages, a young man could become Three colors equally spaced on the color wheel an artist only by working for a master for several comprise a ... years as a(n) ... A. trio A. rookie B. triad B. novice C. triode C. recruit D. tripod D. initiate E. triplex E. apprentice

14. Songs 19. Fields of Art "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" and "My Favorite Things" are The applied arts generally do not include ... songs from ... A. furniture A. Coco B. ceramics B. Cats C. sculpture C. Paint Your Wagon D. architecture D. The Sound of Music E. interior design E. On a Clear Day You Can See Forever

15. Massive Sculptures 20. Classical Music The figures carved into Georgia's Stone Mountain To keep his audience from dozing, Franz Joseph were leaders in the ... Haydn wrote the ---- Symphony. A. Civil War A. Stun B. Korean War B. Scare C. Vietnam War C. Shock D. Second World War D. Startle E. E. Surprise Arts/Humanities Round 9 Page 3 21. Orchestras 26. Flowers in Songs You are seated in an auditorium watching an orchestra Which is an alpine plant featured in a song in "The perform. People playing which instruments are seated Sound of Music"? left of the conductor toward the front of the stage? A. blitzkrieg A. violas B. edelweiss B. cellos C. lederhosen C. violins D. glockenspiel D. woodwinds E. pumpernickel E. percussion instruments

22. Forms of Music 27. Art Forms The name of which newspaper is also that of a John On a wall you see an enormous painting by Jose Philip Sousa march? Orozco. This work is a ... A. Miami Herald A. mural B. Boston Globe B. mosaic C. Times C. still life D. Washington Post D. landscape E. Atlanta Constitution E. lithography

23. Art Forms 28. Historic Locations Bonsai is the ancient Japanese art of shaping ... Which is not a World Heritage Site in France? A. landscapes A. Chartres Cathedral B. miniature trees B. Palace of Versailles C. dramatic masks C. Canterbury Cathedral D. ornamental letters D. Notre Dame Cathedral E. forms in folded paper E. Palace of Fontainebleau

24. Arty Facts 29. Dance Who is the central figure in a painting by Emanuel Which are traditional dances of Scotland? Leutze of small, overloaded boats crossing the A. reel, jig ? B. hula, minuet A. Mike Fink C. rumba, tango B. Samuel Clemens D. polka, jitterbug C. Meriwether Lewis E. fandango, flamenco D. Hernando de Soto E.

25. Paintings 30. Musical Manipulations The arrangement of lines, colors and forms in a By combining the names for the third and second painting is called its ... tones on the diatonic scale, you spell a word meaning A. balance to ... B. sequence A. become stuck C. symmetry B. scamper rapidly D. chronology C. become irritated E. composition D. come into wealth E. do something again Arts/Humanities Round 9 Page 4 31. Architects Who was the architect of Monticello? A. Daedalus B. Michelangelo C. Christopher Wren D. E. Frank Lloyd Wright

32. Art Forms Kachinas are carved dolls created by ... A. Polynesians B. Buddhist monks C. Russian gypsies D. American Indians E. Australian aborigines

33. Painters Who is known for a famous, enduring painting of his mom? A. Andrew Wyeth B. James Whistler C. Winslow Homer D. Norman Rockwell E. Frederic Remington

34. Trials Extraordinary trials were held in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692 resulting in 19 persons being convicted and executed for ... A. bribery B. treason C. witchcraft D. solicitation E. cattle rustling

35. Woodwinds Which is a woodwind? A. flute B. timpani C. trumpet D. dulcimer E. French horn Arts/Humanities Round 9 - Answers 1. B 2. E 3. C 4. C 5. B 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. C 10. E 11. B 12. D 13. E 14. D 15. A 16. D 17. B 18. B 19. C 20. E 21. C 22. D 23. B 24. E 25. E 26. B 27. A 28. C 29. A 30. A 31. D 32. D 33. B 34. C 35. A Arts/Humanities Round 10 Page 1 1. Music 6. Performing Arts Which is a story told through music without stage Cheerleading, dance, gymnastics, fashion shows, ice acting? skating, marching bands, and synchronized swimming A. opera all involve ... B. musical A. stratigraphy C. oratorio B. lexicography D. symphony C. thermography E. chamber music D. choreography E. seismography

2. Music 7. Incas "Sleeping Beauty" and "Swan Lake" are ... The Incas used a quipu to communicate words and A. operas numbers. It had the appearance of a(n) ... B. ballets A. abacus C. oratorios B. carved stick D. concertos C. chipped bone E. symphonies D. knotted rope E. inscribed plaque

3. Music 8. Stage Coaching A musical composition performed in a key different The charting by the director of an actor's movements from that in which it was written has been ... on stage is ... A. vacillated A. casting B. commuted B. striking C. supplanted C. bombing D. transposed D. blocking E. substituted E. auditioning

4. Architecture 9. Art A multi-storied Buddhist tower is a ... Abstract art is always ... A. villa A. shadowed B. pagoda B. monochromatic C. basilica C. two dimensional D. rotunda D. non-naturalistic E. veranda E. geometrically symmetric

5. Customary Tunes 10. Chapels You would typically hear reveille ... The Sistine Chapel is part of ... A. during a funeral A. Notre Dame B. on a military garrison B. the Vatican C. when a new ship is launched C. Westminster Abbey D. during a presidential inauguration D. Canterbury Cathedral E. as part of commencement ceremonies E. the cathedral group at Pisa Arts/Humanities Round 10 Page 2 11. Ceramics 16. Music Fired earthenware is porous and therefore ... Which musical composition is the story of a puppet? A. opaque A. Swan Lake B. magnetic B. Petrouchka C. flammable C. Scheherazade D. extremely hard D. Peter and the Wolf E. full of tiny holes E. The Sleeping Beauty

12. Artists 17. Musicians Which were subjects for John Audubon's paintings? Frederic Chopin is mainly associated with the ... A. pigeons and falcons A. oboe B. soup cans and pop bottles B. piano C. ordinary people and everyday events C. cello D. national parks and national monuments D. flute E. historical themes and American leaders E. violin

13. Quiet Music 18. Musical Origins Which music is dreamy, quiet, and reflective? The city said to be the birthplace of jazz is adjacent to A. prelude the ... B. requiem A. Mississippi C. fantasia B. Golden Gate D. nocturne C. Great Divide E. rhapsody D. Appalachians E. Mojave Desert

14. Musicals 19. Foreign Factions The song "Chim Chim Cheree" is part of ... You are most likely to encounter many members of A. Annie the Druze, Sunni, or Shiite sects in ... B. Grease A. Italy and Sicily C. Mary Poppins B. Samoa and Tonga D. The Music Man C. Syria and Lebanon E. The Phantom of the Opera D. Sweden and Finland E. Colombia and Ecuador

15. Vocal Music 20. Musical Instruments Singing so the voice fluctuates quickly between its A musical synthesizer is a(n) ... normal sound and a falsetto is ... A. composer A. lilting B. mechanical amplifier B. trilling C. electronic apparatus C. yodeling D. historian of the fine arts D. chanting E. performer who uses a combination of E. harmonizing unusual instruments Arts/Humanities Round 10 Page 3 21. Orchestras 26. Art Appreciation The layout of a modern symphony orchestra does not One who dabbles in the arts is a ... place which musical instruments adjacent to the A. vigilante conductor? B. dilettante A. violas C. bacchante B. cellos D. debutante C. first violins E. confidante D. double basses E. second violins

22. Drama 27. Art Materials The least rehearsal is needed for ---- theater. Artists who regularly use flux, glaze, slip, and slurry A. dinner produce which art form? B. repertory A. mobiles C. Broadway B. macrame D. summer stock C. ceramics E. improvisational D. sculpture E. watercolor

23. Traditional Dances 28. Painting Science The "Landler," "Schuhplattler," "Zweifacher," and The purpose of adding thinner to paint is to decrease "Kreuzpolka" are folk dances of ... its ... A. Italy A. salinity B. Spain B. porosity C. Norway C. viscosity D. Greece D. elasticity E. Austria E. malleability

24. Visual Arts 29. Historical Paintings Traditional elements of design do not include ... The best-known painting by Emanuel Leutze depicts A. line General Washington and several overloaded boats B. shape crossing what turbulent river? C. rhythm A. Ohio D. texture B. Hudson E. loudness C. Potomac D. Delaware E. St. Lawrence

25. Operas 30. Australian Songs Which is not an opera? In "Waltzing Matilda," the swagman sang and watched A. Carmen and waited till his ... B. Swan Lake A. billy boiled C. La Traviata B. bobby baked D. Porgy and Bess C. betsy braised E. Madame Butterfly D. benny broiled E. bonny browned Arts/Humanities Round 10 Page 4 31. Tremulous Tones A vocal or instrumental pulsating effect produced by minute, rapid variations in pitch is called ... A. legato B. vibrato C. staccato D. pizzicato E. obbligato

32. Performers A musical performer who achieves an outstanding level of technical and interpretive skills is a ... A. savant B. virtuoso C. cordon bleu D. prima donna E. Renaissance man

33. Folksongs According to the folksong, what "ain't what she used to be"? A. Clementine B. Old Stewball C. the old gray mare D. the bob-tailed nag E. the yellow rose of Texas

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

35. Folksongs Which line is from a song about a beetle? A. violets love dew B. for courting too slow C. lost and gone forever D. jes a-looking for a home E. fare thee well my fairy fay Arts/Humanities Round 10 - Answers 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. B 5. B 6. D 7. D 8. D 9. D 10. B 11. E 12. A 13. D 14. C 15. C 16. B 17. B 18. A 19. C 20. C 21. D 22. E 23. E 24. E 25. B 26. B 27. C 28. C 29. D 30. A 31. B 32. B 33. C 34. C 35. D