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1.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

2.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

3.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

4.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

5.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

6.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962 .

b)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

c)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

d)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

7.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962 .

b)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

c)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

d)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

8.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962 .

b)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

c)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

d)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

9.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962 .

b)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

c)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

d)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

10.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962 .

b)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

c)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

d)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

11.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

d)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

12.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

d)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

13.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

d)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

14.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

d)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

15.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

16.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

17.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

18.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

b)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

c)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

19.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

c)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

d)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

20.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

c)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

d)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

21.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

c)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

d)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

22.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

d)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

23.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

d)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

24.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

d)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

25.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

d)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

26.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

d)

Untitled, Kazuo Shiraga, 1957

27.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

28.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

29.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

30.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

31.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

c)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

32.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

33.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

34.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

35.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

36.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

37.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

38.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

39.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

40.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

41.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

42.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

d)

Cut Piece, Yoko Ono, 1964

43.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

44.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

45.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

46.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

47.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

48.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

49.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

50.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

51.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

52.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

53.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

54.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

55.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Auto-Destructive Art, Gustav Metzger, 1961

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

The Artist in 1950, Hans Namuth, 1950

d)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

56.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

57.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

58.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

59.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

60.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

61.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

62.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

63.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

b)

Our Goal Is Communism!, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid, 1972

c)

Balloons from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home,

Martha Rosler, c. 1967–72

d)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

64.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

65.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

66.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

67.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

d)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

68.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

b)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

69.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

b)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

70.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

b)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

71.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

b)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

72.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Composition, Alberto Burri, 1953

b)

Insertions into Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project, Cildo Meireles, 1970

c)

Untitled: Silueta Series, Mexico, from Silueta Works in Mexico,

Ana Mendieta, 1973–77, 1976

d)

The Family of Man exhibition, curated by Edward Steichen, 1955

73.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

d)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

74.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

The Dawn of our Fatherland, Fyodor Shurpin, 1949

b)

A Day in the Street, Julio Le Parc (Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel), 1966

c)

Souvenir (of the Cuban Missile Crisis Oct 16–28 1962), Gerald Laing, 1962

d)

I Am Glad If I Can Look at the Wall and I Would Be Glad If I Could Write Something

on the Other Side of the Wall, Endre Tót, 1979

75.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

b)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

c)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

d)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

76.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

b)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

c)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

d)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

77.

What is the name of this piece of art?

a)

Global Groove, Nam June Paik and John Godfrey, 1973

b)

NO+, Art Actions Collective (CADA), 1983–the present

c)

It’s a Psychological Fact Pleasure Helps Your Disposition, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, 1948

d)

Der Wurstesser (The Sausage Eater), Sigmar Polke, 1963

78.

Hoedown is from the _______ Rodeo.

a)

play

b)

opera

c)

ballet

d)

musical

79.

The composer of this piece is Aaron Copland. That means he

a)

wrote the music.

b)

led the orchestra.

c)

created the dance moves.

d)

taught the musicians.

80.

Aaron Copland is a/an _______ composer.

a)

Australian

b)

American

c)

European

d)

Asian

81.

The introduction (beginning section) of the piece uses what instrument to sound like horse hooves?

a)

wood block

b)

bagpipes

c)

oboe

d)

trombone

82.

The interlude (short connecting section in the middle)

a)

gets faster in tempo.

b)

gets slower in tempo.

c)

stays the same tempo.

83.
Sound moves in a _________.
a)
Transverse wave
b)
Longitudinal wave
84.
How is sound produced?
a)
By the vibration of particles
b)
By the transfer of particles 
85.
The movements in Jazz created by African Americans were an expression of what?
a)
Their culture
b)
Their mood
c)
Their suffering
d)
Their happiness
86.
What city created the famous Jazz music culture?
a)
Oklahoma City
b)
Las Angeles
c)
New Orleans
d)
Miami
87.
In the 1930's-1960's what part of entertainment did Jazz become popular in?
a)
Television
b)
Music Theatre
c)
Radio
88.

Jazz dance was created in the United States.

a)

True

b)

False

89.

There are 4 instrument families of the orchestra. Which one is NOT a family of instruments?

a)

Woodwind

b)

Brass

c)

Percussion

d)

Bows

90.

What are the names of the 4 families of the orchestra?

a)

Percussion, Brass, String, Woodwind

b)

Brass, Drums, Wood, Metal

c)

String, Percussion, Shakers, Bows

d)

Metals, Woods, Strings, Drums

91.

Which family is typically played with a bow or plucked?

a)

Percussion

b)

String

c)

Woodwind

d)

Brass

92.

Which family is played by striking the instrument, either with your hand or a mallet?

a)

String

b)

Woodwind

c)

Percussion

d)

Brass

93.

Which family is made up of several feet of metal tubing and has valves or slides?

a)

String

b)

Percussion

c)

Woodwind

d)

Brass

94.

Which family makes its sounds by vibrating a reed (except for 1 instrument)?

a)

Percussion

b)

Woodwind

c)

Brass

d)

String

95.

Which family does the piccolo belong to?

a)

Percussion

b)

Brass

c)

Woodwind

d)

String

96.

Which family does the trombone belong to?

a)

Brass

b)

Woodwind

c)

Percussion

d)

String

97.

Which family does the viola belong to?

a)

Brass

b)

Woodwind

c)

Percussion

d)

String

98.

Which family does the piano belong to?

a)

Brass

b)

Woodwind

c)

Percussion

d)

String

99.

Which does NOT belong in the BRASS family?

a)

Tuba

b)

Trombone

c)

Trumpet

d)

Violin

100.

Which does NOT belong in the WOODWIND family?

a)

Flute

b)

Trumpet

c)

Piccolo

d)

Saxophone

101.

Which family is the snare drum in?

a)

Brass

b)

Woodwind

c)

String

d)

Percussion

102.

What is the instrument pictured here?

a)

French Horn

b)

Saxophone

c)

Piccolo

d)

Clarinet

103.

When all 4 instrument families sit/play together this is called an _______.

a)

Trio

b)

Duet

c)

Minute

d)

Orchestra

104.

The flute is apart of the brass family

a)

True

b)

False

105.

The saxophone is apart of the ______ family.

a)

Whirlwind

b)

Woodwind

c)

Brass

d)

None...loner

106.

The instruments in the brass family are

a)

Saxophone, trombone, tuba, trumpet

b)

French Horn, trombone, tuba, flute, trumpet

c)

French Horn, trombone, tuba, trumpet

d)

Flute, clarinet, saxophone.

107.

What does air have to do to produce sound?

a)

Spin

b)

Rotate

c)

Nothing?

d)

Vibrate

108.

To make the sound HIGHER on an instrument you can...

a)

Cover more holes/loosen strings(drum head)

b)

Cover more holes/tighten strings(drum head)

c)

Cover less holes/loosen strings(drum head)

d)

Cover less holes/tighten strings(drum head)