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WorksheetsContemporary Era Quiz
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 3mins
What are the dates of the Contemporary Era?
1900-present
1800-1950
1950-2010
2000-present
Who am I?
Claude Debussy
Edvard Munch
Henri Matisse
Norman Rockwell
What is the definition of Fauvism?
A style of art which captures the changes in light on a subject
Art painted in a studio
A style of art which focuses on objects in the distance
A style of art in which artists used intense, often wild color combinations in their paintings.
What is the title of this Matisse painting?
Rainbow Connection
Woman with a Hat
The Emotion of Love
Colors of Emotion
What is the Definition of Expressionism?
Style of art which depicts movement
style of art which demonstrates the art of sfumato?
The style of art that emphasized the expression of innermost feelings
They often distorted shapes, sizes, and movements
The style of art which rearranges the subject into puzzle-like pieces
Who am I?
W.A. Mozart
Vincent van Gogh
Henri Matisse
Edvard Munch
This painting was sold at auction for almost $120 million. What is the title of this famous work by Munch?
The Fear
The Emotion
The Scream
The Terror
What is the definition of Cubism?
A style of art which concentrates on Escapism and Romanticism
A style in which objects and the space around them are broken up into different shapes and then put back together again in a new relationship.
A style that is just weird
A style that captures light and movement
Who am I?
Pablo Picasso
Leonardo da Vinci
Claude Monet
M.C. Escher
What is the title of this work by Picasso?
My Wife
My Grandmother
The Weeping Woman
All Mixed Up
Who am I?
Claude Debussy
MC Escher
Ansel Adams
Norman Rockwell
Norman Rockwell painted illustrations for what famous American Magazine?
Saturday Evening Post
Time
Newsweek
Sports Illustrated
Rockwell painted "The Four _________" which reminded Americans of what they were fighting for during WW2.
Families
Rights
Realities
Freedoms
Who am I?
John Williams
Michael Giacchino
Scott Joplin
Aaron Copland
Scott Joplin was known as the "King of __________"
Marches
Synchopation
Jazz
Ragtime
What is the definition of Ragtime?
A style of music characterized by by an uneven rhythm (syncopation) in the melody against an even accompaniment
A style of music that is described as Impressionistic
A style of dance characterized by grace and fluidity of motion
Music performed in a small room or concert hall
What famous American composer wrote this famous ragtime piece of music?
Claude Debussy
John Philip Sousa
Scott Joplin
Aaron Copland
Who was one of the first African-American composers to find success in composing, publishing, and performing in America?
John Philip Sousa
John Williams
Hans Zimmer
Scott Joplin
