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Arts & Humanities 2024 – Elementary – Regional

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

Notes that have the same pitch are called enharmonic. Which note below is enharmonic with D sharp?

a)

C sharp

b)

E flat

c)

C flat

d)

E sharp

2.

Which one of the following choices is a tempo marking?

a)

pianissimo

b)

legato

c)

moderato

d)

diminuendo

3.

What is the collective name for the musical symbols seen here?

a)

codas

b)

scales

c)

accidentals

d)

clefs

4.

You are MOST likely to hear the military bugle call “Taps” on which of the following occasions?

a)

a funeral

b)

a christening

c)

a birthday party

d)

a wedding

5.

On rare occasions, such as Beethoven’s Choral one, they contain vocal parts. Which choice below names a multi-movement composition for orchestra?

a)

sonata

b)

nocturne

c)

cantata

d)

symphony

6.

Which one of the following woodwinds is a double reed instrument?

a)

clarinet

b)

oboe

c)

flute

d)

saxophone

7.

Zithers, including the psaltery and the Appalachian dulcimer, belong to which instrument family?

a)

A. percussion

b)

B. string

c)

C. brass

d)

D. woodwind

8.

Which choice below gives the name of an early trombone model?

a)

recorder

b)

guiro

c)

sackbut

d)

ocarina

9.

Aaron Copland composed which one of the following pieces for his ballet Billy the Kid?

a)

A. “Saturday Night Waltz”

b)

B. “Hoe-Down”

c)

C. “Ranch House Party”

d)

D. “Gun Battle”

10.

Below are four Romantic composers. Which one was a piano prodigy who wrote Hungarian Rhapsodies and Transcendental Etudes?

a)

Giuseppe Verdi

b)

Franz Liszt

c)

Richard Wagner

d)

Frederic Chopin

11.

Which one of the following movements is locomotor?

a)

twist

b)

push

c)

somersault

d)

curl

12.

Which aspect of dance below is MOST directly controlled by the element time?

a)

A. rhythm

b)

B. tension

c)

C. direction

d)

D. level

13.

Bob Fosse won a Tony Award for choreographing which one of the following musicals?

a)

The Pajama Game

b)

West Side Story

c)

The King and I

d)

Fiddler on the Roof

14.

Savion Glover, choreographer of Bring in ’Da Noise, Bring in ’Da Funk, specializes in which dance style?

a)

flamenco

b)

ballet

c)

tap

d)

swing

15.

He founded the Jacob’s Pillow dance festival and school in Massachusetts. Which of the following men also presided over a dance school with his wife Ruth St. Denis?

a)

Kenny Ortega

b)

Pierre Beauchamp

c)

Sammy Davis, Jr.

d)

Ted Shawn

16.

What kind of “picture frame” stage is seen here?

a)

traverse

b)

proscenium

c)

arena

d)

thrust

17.

In theater, a soliloquy is a type of what?

a)

speech

b)

microphone

c)

light

d)

curtain

18.

Below are four Leonardo da Vinci paintings. Which one, also called La Gioconda, did an Italian nationalist handyman steal from the Louvre in 1911?

a)

The Last Supper

b)

Madonna of the Rocks

c)

Mona Lisa

d)

Salvator Mundi

19.

Which Impressionist below painted series of poplars, poppies, and water lilies?

a)

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

b)

Claude Monet

c)

Mary Cassatt

d)

Edgar Degas

20.

When a painter adds white to a hue, which of the following results?

a)

A. shade

b)

B. gesso

c)

C. tint

d)

D. glaze

21.

"Warp," "weft," and "loom" are all words associated with which medium below?

a)

weaving

b)

origami

c)

ceramics

d)

quilting

22.

Which of the following statements about Dada art is FALSE?

a)

Marcel Duchamp was one of its leading artists.

b)

Its popularity was highest around World War One.

c)

Its artists sometimes used everyday objects to create "readymades".

d)

It began in Paris, France.

23.

In the diagram seen here, the arrow points to what architectural feature?

a)

frieze

b)

dome

c)

gargoyle

d)

flying buttress

24.

Certain Native American tribes fashion circles from wood or reeds to use in which of the following dances?

a)

hoop dance

b)

stomp dance

c)

sun dance

d)

gourd dance

25.

Hawaiian religion honors which deity below as the goddess of volcanoes?

a)

Nanook

b)

Pele

c)

Quetzalcoatl

d)

Anansi

26.

She voiced Astrid in How to Train Your Dragon. Which of the following actresses earned a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for playing Gloria in Barbie?

a)

A. Emma Stone

b)

B. Jennifer Lawrence

c)

C. America Ferrera

d)

D. Emily Blunt

27.

His album ., which is pronounced "subtract," earned a Best Pop Vocal Album Grammy nomination. Which singer-songwriter below has also released +, ×, ÷, +, and =?

a)

Justin Timberlake

b)

Harry Styles

c)

Shawn Mendes

d)

Ed Sheeran

28.

Zydeco and Dixieland music both originated in which U.S. state?

a)

Maryland

b)

California

c)

North Carolina

d)

Louisiana

29.

Its accompanying music is often in 2/4 time. Which one of the following dances has roots in Uruguay and Argentina?

a)

mambo

b)

samba

c)

tango

d)

salsa

30.

Which song below can you hear in the musical The Phantom of the Opera?

a)

A. “All I Ask of You”

b)

B. “The Jellicle Ball”

c)

C. “Tomorrow”

d)

D. “Seventy-Six Trombones”

31.

In visual art, radial and bilateral are types of what principle?

a)

variety

b)

balance

c)

emphasis

d)

movement

32.

In Orthodox and certain Catholic churches, what kind of artwork might show Jesus, Mary, a saint, or a sacred event?

a)

icon

b)

totem

c)

lithograph

d)

relief

33.

Unlike the Pilgrims, they weren’t Separatists and wanted to stay within the Church of England. Which religious group below played large roles in colonial Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut?

a)

Shakers

b)

Quakers

c)

Amish

d)

Puritans