What do we call this?

Which note name is this?

A marching variation of the tuba is named for which composer below?

Johann Sebastian Bach composed three of the following works. Which one did Johannes Brahms write?

A speech by Vice President Henry Wallace inspired which composer below to write Fanfare for the Common Man, a brass and percussion piece often performed on the Fourth of July?

Which choice below names an aspect of the dance element time?

Who painted The Weeping Woman?

Which of the following food items is mixed with pigment to make an emulsion known as tempera?

She voiced Smurfette in Smurfs: The Lost Village and Lenore in Charming. Which choice below names this singer and actress who has appeared in Camp Rock and released the singles "Heart Attack" and "Skyscraper"?

Which of the following actors voiced Emmet Brickowski in The Lego Movie and played Peter Quill in the Guardians of the Galaxy?

In an artwork, the relationship of parts to one another or parts to the whole is governed by which design principle below?

In an artwork, the relationship of parts to one another or parts to the whole is governed by which design principle below?

A tradition of many Plains tribes is to perform a dance to ensure successful hunting of which animal below?

Traditionally, an artwork depicting the Passion shows which of the following Biblical events?

The mbira, djembe, and talking drum are all instruments native to which of the following continents?

In this type of art, a person’s features are exaggerated and made larger than they really are. What term is given to art that shows a person in a ridiculous light?

Which of the following musical styles would you be most likely to hear at a funeral?

A. requiem

B. lullaby

C. scatting

D. mariachi

One of the instruments below belongs to the woodwind family. Which one?

A. tuba

B. French horn

C. saxophone

D. trombone

Which one of the following movements is non-locomotor?

A. gallop

B. skip

C. leap

D. twist

A dancer does a jeté and a pirouette. Which of the dance styles below is she exploring?

A. ballet

B. tap

C. jazz

D. ballroom

Which of the choices below names the portion of a stage closest to the audience?

A. downstage

B. upstage

C. forestage

D. frontstage

Which one of the following items would MOST likely be classified as a prop in a theatrical production?

A. a dress

B. curtains

C. a teapot

D. a chandelier

Balance is a principle of art. What type of balance does the starfish exhibit?

A. proportional

B. inverted

C. asymmetrical

D. radial

Which of the artists below was known for dribbling and spattering paint onto canvases in a technique called “action painting”?

A. Grandma Moses

B. Jackson Pollock

C. Andy Warhol

D. Norman Rockwell

In one scene on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo painted what biblical figure with his index finger almost touching God’s?

A. Moses

B. Jesus

C. Adam

D. David

Its artists fragmented objects to view them from multiple perspectives. Which of the movements below relied heavily on angles and geometric shapes?

A. cubism

B. impressionism

C. realism

D. pop art

Adagio, presto, largo, and allegro all deal mostly with which element of music?

Which type of song below are you LEAST likely to hear in a religious setting?

The timpani is a type of what?

Which of the following instruments is a member of the woodwind family?

In which instrument are the notes sometimes ¨stopped" by inserting the playerś hand into the bell?

Prince Desire and Princess Aurora are in which play?

Which of the following is NOT a traditional ballroom dance?

This dancer is performing a...

Pablo was one of the first artists to use...

Which of the following painted The Creation of Adam on the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

In theaters, what is the inexpensive area where groundlings stood?

Who wrote a Brief History of Time and wrote about black holes?

Which element of art refers to the mixture of light and pigment?

It is created by light falling unevenly or from a particular direction. Name the art term referring to the balance of light and shade in a picture.

She was the first dancer to perform at the White House. Identify the Pennsylvania-born dancer and choreographer who pioneered a movement called 'modern dance'.

A quartet refers to a composition of ____ parts or voices.

It is used mainly in military bands. Identify the small flute with a high, piercing tone.

Over 600 paintings; 17th century Dutch painter; The Blinding of Samson; Night Watch

Laid on very thickly and you can see the brush strokes in the painting.

The degree of loudness or softness in sounds

When artists exaggerate what they see. No real forms from the real world.

Making objects of clay and firing them in a kiln.

Principle of art that refers to the focal point (the first thing someone sees in the art piece).