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Revolution in the Arts Quizizz

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Romantics believed that people could improve their world-view by

a)

focusing on the problems and working for a solution.

b)

focusing on meditation and yoga.

c)

focusing on beauty, emotion and imagination as a means of escape.

d)

focusing on getting the right people elected to start a revolution.

2.

Realists hoped to create a change in society by

a)

exposing the realities of the working class and poor in order to create empathy for that group.

b)

studying nature in the hopes of protecting the wilderness and a more rural lifestyle.

c)

showing the reading public that the poor were lazy and inferior.

3.

When did the Romantic literary movement appear?

a)

In the late 18th century.

b)

In the late 17th century.

c)

In the late 19th century.

d)

In the late 16th century.

4.

Realism began in or around the year

a)

1855.

b)

1848.

c)

1875.

d)

1895.

5.

One downside to the Industrial Revolution was

a)

England lost their 13 colonies.

b)

the people had no say in the government.

c)

children died in the new factories.

d)

rebels stormed the Bastille prison.

6.

Most writers during the Romantic time period

a)

abandoned wit and satire and focused on emotions and nature.

b)

abandoned nature and emotions and focused on wit and satire.

c)

died of starvation.

d)

didn't write anything due to fear of government.

7.

Gothic literature

a)

explores the human capacity for evil.

b)

has an attitude toward nature, humanity and society emphasizing freedom.

c)

is a philosophy which holds that truth can be found through intuition better than reason.

d)

focused on freedom of the individual.

8.

Romanticism

a)

emphasizes violence.

b)

emphasizes nature, humanity and freedom and individuality.

c)

is a philosophy that says truth is reached through intuition over reason.

d)

emphasized showing events and social conditions as they really were, with no idealization.

9.

What is typical of the Romanticism?

a)

Stress on individual thoughts and personal feelings.

b)

Stress showing universal thoughts and ideas.

c)

Stress showing life as it really is.

10.
Which of the following is NOT a value of the Romantic Period?
a)
imagination
b)
innocence
c)
reason
d)
intuition
11.

How did the Romantics view nature?

a)

Beautiful, mysterious, and symbolic. God can be seen therein .

b)

Inherently antagonistic to man.

c)

With a focus on the individual and his inner world (imagination and emotions).

12.

Realism is a form of writing that depicts life

a)

accurately without romanticizing or idealizing it.

b)

as the writer wished it actually were.

c)

by using only facts, and contains no fiction.

d)

as being based on nature and the natural world.

13.

Realism began in the

a)

Pre-Civil War era.

b)

Puritan times.

c)

Post-Civil War era.

d)

Early 1800s.

14.

This art movement rejected the idealized, larger-than-life hero of Romantic literature.

a)

Realism

b)

Naturalism

c)

Romanticism

d)

Industrialization

15.

Nathaniel Hawthorne was a(n)

a)

Realist.

b)

Naturalist.

c)

Romantic.

d)

Impressionist.

16.

Edgar Allen Poe was considered to be a(n)

a)

Realist.

b)

Naturalist.

c)

Impressionist.

d)

Dark Romantic.

17.

This art movement showed an avoidance of the exotic, sensational and overly dramatic.

a)

Realism

b)

Naturalism

c)

Romanticism

d)

Impressionism

18.

This art movement shunned the artificiality of civilization and sought beauty in untamed nature.

a)

Realism

b)

Naturalism

c)

Romanticism

d)

Impressionism

19.

Realism responds to what historical periods?

a)

Renaissance & Enlightenment

b)

Enlightenment & French Revolution

c)

Enlightenment & Industrial Revolution

d)

Absolutism & Industrial Revolution

20.

Realists built their plots and characters around

a)

legends.

b)

ordinary life.

c)

mysteries.

d)

the supernatural.

21.

At its basic level, realism was grounded in

a)

religion.

b)

rational thought.

c)

human thinking.

d)

the faithful reporting of everyday life.

22.
Which of the following is NOT a trait of Realism?
a)
Characters have flaws. 
b)
Ugly truths are exposed. 
c)
The writing focuses on wealthy, powerful people. 
d)
Dialect is sometimes incorporated. 
23.

Which of the following is a characteristic of Realist writing?

a)

Focuses on plot rather than characters.

b)

Avoids the use of dialect.

c)

Centers around upper-class people.

d)

Responds to social problems.

24.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
25.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
26.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
27.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
28.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
29.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
30.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
31.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
32.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
33.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
34.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
35.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
36.
Identify the style of this painting: 
a)
Romanticism 
b)
Realism 
c)
Impressionism 
37.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
38.
Identify the style of this painting:
a)
Romanticism
b)
Realism
c)
Impressionism
39.

What is one thing that united all Impressionists in the late 1800s?

a)

A desire to paint landscapes instead of individuals.

b)

The use of an unusual color palette.

c)

A desire to irritate the art critics of the day.

d)

Rebellion against the conventional art popular at the time.