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| Jonathan Edwards | The sermon
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| To which period do Debussy and Renoir belong? | Impressionist
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| To which period do Michelangelo and Monteverdi belong? | Renaissance
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| To which period do Delacroix and Brahms belong? | Romantic
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| Which person wrote Do not go gently into that good night? | Dylan Thomas
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| Gulliver Travels | Jonathan Swift
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| If one character could be blamed for the tragic events that unfold in Romeo and Juliet, who would it be? | Friar Lawrence
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| In ballet, the term port de bras refers to: | A group of exercises for the arms
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| In ballet, the term epaulements refers to: | movement of the head shoulders and upper torso
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| In ballet, the term alignment refers to: | all body parts in correct relative position with one another
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| In ballet, the term exercises au milieu refers to: | exercises that help develop coordination, control and balance while alternating your feet
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| In ballet, the term attitude refers to: | a pose standing on 1 leg while the other leg is raised up, turned out and bent with the foot open in the opposite direction of the body
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| What is glissade? | Placing and applying body weight to one foot that is against the floor while sliding the other into fifth position
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| What is Pas de chat? | Quick springing movement that resembles a cat walk by alternating feet
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| fourth position? | Positioning one foot in front of the other while the feet remain one step apart
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| What is improper balance? | weight proportioned incorreclty, creating the body to shift and lean in that direction
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| What is a demi-rond de jambe? | one leg lifted at a 45 degree angle rotation from front to outer side, from back to inner side
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| Frida Kablo used goddness to emphasize her identifcation with: | pre-Columbian art
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| A scale compsed of half steps is a _______ scale. | Chromatic
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| Th biographer who wroteThe Life of Samuel Johnson was: | James Boswell
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| Alexander Dumas | The three Musketeers
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| One of the greater English poetr laureater of the early ninteenth century was? | Alfred Tennyson
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| This painter was not an impressionist: | Van Gogh
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| Maggie Tulliver, Dorothea Brooke, and Silas Marner are character creater by? | George Eliot
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| Describe Apollo: | He is the good of the sun, the patron of poetry and the ideal of male beauty
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| Describe Dionysus; | The god of revelry and wine, he later became patron of hte theater
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| The Scarlet Letter | in which Puritan justice is seen as harsh, overractive and heartless
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| Who is the critically acclaimed director who is responsible for films like Titanic and the Terminator | John Carpenter
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| James Joyce | Ulysses
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| Who wrote The Prince? | Niccolo Machiavelli
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| Emily Bronte | Wuthering Heights
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| Who is sometimes call a tragic hero, is also recognized as the villain of John Milton's epic Paradise Lost? | Satan
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| Matthew Brady | The Red Badge of Courage
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| In music adnate means: | Slow
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| The central theme is a boat journey up a river in Africa | Heart of Darkness
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| In what city is the Prado found? | Madrid
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| What artist used pointillism? | Seurat
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| George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion was the basis for which movie? | My Fair Lady
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| Who is the author that is frequently referred to as the father if detective fiction, due to his stories that feature Auguste Dupin? | Edgar Allen Poe
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| Simile: | is a literary device which uses the word like to compare two often unlike things
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| Personification: | is a literary device which given human characteristice to inanimate objects or animals
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| Apostrophe: | is the act of addressing someone or something directly in a poem
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| Alliteration: | is a device that repeates the initial consonantes (or vowels) as in crowing cocks
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| Onomatopoeia: | uses verbs that sound like the actiov, as in ooze
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| Conceit: | is a term connected with the metaphysical poet like John Donne, where outrageous comparisons are made between unlike objects
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| School of Athens | Raphael
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| Annunciation | Fra Angelico
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| Lamentation | Giotto
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