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Pentathlon 2022 Fine Arts IV & V

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which percentage of Earth’s water is comprised of salty oceans and seas?

a)

74.8 – 81.2%

b)

88.1 – 92%

c)

33.5 – 34.1%

d)

78 – 80%

e)

96.5 – 97%

2.

Niagara Falls is located between what two countries?

a)

the United States and Mexico

b)

Brazil and Peru

c)

the United States and Canada

d)

Brazil and Chile

e)

Poland and Germany

3.

Which artist became one of the best-known American modernist painters of the twentieth century?

a)

Francis Goya

b)

Piet Mondrian

c)

Diego Velazquez

d)

Johannes Vermeer

e)

Georgia O’Keeffe

4.

The popularity of programmatic symphonic works spread quickly from nation to nation in what era?

a)

Romantic

b)

Renaissance

c)

Neoclassicism

d)

Contemporary

e)

Classical

5.

Which of the following artists was a muralist who had been active in the Harlem Renaissance?

a)

Henry Williams

b)

Bert Morisot

c)

Jami Roy

d)

Raja Ravi Varma

e)

Charles Alston

6.

Which of the following were known as legendary (and dangerous) creatures whose beautiful singing would

lure sailors into sailing too close to jagged rocks?

a)

leviathan

b)

hydra

c)

calypso

d)

kraken

e)

sirens

7.

Architecture and sculpture, especially ________ sculpture, have incorporated water into their designs for

centuries.

a)

fountain

b)

realistic

c)

mosaic

d)

military

e)

royal

8.

The first movement of A Sea Symphony can be broken up into how many sections?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

7

e)

8

9.

Within the United States, _______ has the most lakes with more than _____.

a)

Alaska, 3,000,000

b)

Minnesota, 10,000

c)

Maine, 1,500,000

d)

California, 30,000

e)

Texas, 5,000,000

10.

The Great Wave is the first image from a series of woodblock prints called what?

a)

The Water Vendor

b)

The Japanese Landscape

c)

Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji

d)

Ejiri in Surugua Province

e)

Susaki and the Jumantsubo

11.

In order to create Ice Watch, large chunks of ice were hauled to Paris and Copenhagen from a glacier where

twelve blocks of ice were arranged in a circle. What is the meaning of this display as the ice melted?

a)

A reminder of the original Stonehenge work and historic art needs to be preserved.

b)

A reminder that time is slipping away to do something about climate change.

c)

The frailty of life and no matter how great the work, it will all melt away.

d)

Clean water needs to be preserved and ocean pollution needs to be prevented.

e)

The power that humans can move glaciers to any part of the world to be melted away.

12.

Which of the following is among the most well-known houses in the United States?

a)

Greenhouse

b)

Fallingwater

c)

Riverrun

d)

Holding Road

e)

Bluelane

13.

The creation of _______ required a team of engineers and heavy equipment operators to transport 6,650 tons

of black rock and mud.

a)

Spiral Jetty

b)

Ice Watch

c)

Cliff’s Edge

d)

Black Lava Bridge

e)

Trenches

14.

Mami Water mean what in pidgin English?

a)

Forever Water

b)

Water Leader

c)

Faithful Water

d)

Mother Water

e)

Water Bound

15.

What is North America’s largest lake?

a)

Lake Superior

b)

Lake Erie

c)

Lake Huron

d)

Lake Michigan

e)

Lake Ontario

16.

The Weather Project uses humidifiers to create a fine mist which fills a vast space and then hundreds of

lamps are focused on a semicircular disk which allowed visitors to what?

a)

Look through a cloud of mist as if looking through the universe.

b)

Taste the room in darkness as if individuals had lost all sense of time and space.

c)

Walk through a fog covered forest in purple and blue haze.

d)

Feel as if walking through a sweet dream of mist and climate control.

e)

Lie on the floor and watch their reflection as they bask in the sun.

17.

Frédéric Chopin’s Prelude No. 15 nickname is what?

a)

“Wave”

b)

“Raindrop”

c)

“Storm”

d)

“Waterfall”

e)

“River”