Mosaic

What is the primary meaning of the word 'mosaic' in English?

• A type of painting

• A pattern or picture made using small pieces of stone, glass, etc.

• A musical composition

• A type of dance

Which sentence uses the word 'mosaic' correctly?

• She played a beautiful mosaic on the piano.

• The mosaic of the song was very touching.

• The artist created a stunning mosaic on the wall.

• He danced a mosaic at the festival.

Identify the part of speech for the word 'mosaic' in the following sentence: 'The mosaic was intricate and colorful.'

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Choose the correct synonym for 'mosaic' in the context of art.

• Collage

• Sketch

• Portrait

• Sculpture

In literature, a 'mosaic' can refer to:

• A collection of short stories or essays

• A single narrative poem

• A biography

• A historical novel

Which of the following best describes a 'mosaic' plot structure in a novel?

• A linear progression of events

• A series of interconnected stories or vignettes

• A focus on a single character's development

• A chronological recount of historical events

What is the origin of the word 'mosaic'?

• Latin

• Greek

• French

• Italian

Which of the following sentences uses 'mosaic' as a metaphor?

• The mosaic on the floor was beautiful.

• Her life was a mosaic of experiences.

• He admired the mosaic in the museum.

• They created a mosaic for the art project.

In grammar, which sentence structure is correct?

• The mosaic, which was made of glass, were stunning.

• The mosaic which was made of glass was stunning.

• The mosaic, which was made of glass, was stunning.

• The mosaic which, was made of glass, was stunning.

What does the phrase 'mosaic of cultures' imply?

• A single dominant culture

• A blend of different cultures

• A conflict between cultures

• A historical study of cultures