In 4/4 time, how many beats will the note at right receive?

The terms “adagio,” “lento,” and “allegro” are all words associated with which musical element below?

Haydn and Mozart composed during which era below, which lasted from about 1750 to 1820, and produced restrained works with simple textures?

Witty lyrics, call and response, syncopation, and three-beat rhythms are all characteristics of which musical style below, which originated in Trinidad and Tobago?

Once known as the sackbut, which of the following brass instruments changes pitch by lengthening or shortening a slide?

The steel pan, marimba, and conga are all members of what instrument family?

The folk instrument at right is a special category of lute that often uses seven strings to create a melody and eleven sympathetic strings to harmonize. What is its name?

Which one of the following operas did Ludwig van Beethoven write?

Match each composer with his work.

X. Johann Sebastian Bach, Y. Franz Schubert, Z. Pyotr Tchaicokovsky

1. 1. Brandenburg Concertos, 2. Erlking, 3. 1812 Overture

Which of the following works is a George Gershwin opera set in Charleston’s Catfish Row?

Which movement below is locomotor?

The couple at right is performing what dance, a swing dance that includes fast spins and is related to the Lindy hop?

Which woman below spent part of her life as the Royal Ballet’s Prima Ballerina Assoluta, where she danced the roles of Giselle and Aurora?

The King and I, On the Town, Peter Pan, and Fiddler on the Roof were all musicals choreographed by which of the following men?

Which man below was not a dancer or choreographer, but forever changed the dance world by founding the Ballets Russes in 1909?

The performers at right are part of what theatrical production?

Which of the following songs can be heard in Stephen Schwartz's musical Wicked?

Because the artist painted with tempera on stone, it began to deteriorate almost immediately. Which Leonardo da Vinci work below is a mural painted on the wall of Milan’s Santa Maria delle Grazie?

Match each 19th-century artist with his or her work.

X. Claude Monet, y. Georges Seurat, z. Mary Cassatt

1. 1. A Sunday on LaGrande Jatte, 2. Impression, sunrise; 3. The Child's Bath

With Georges Braque, Picasso is credited with inventing which of the following artistic media, in which bits of fabric, paper, and other unconventional materials are pasted onto a canvas?

In the picture at right, an artisan is shaping a heated mass of what material?

An artist painting a still life places a kiwi in the middle of a bowl of oranges. This decision MOST directly affects which of the following principles of art?

In which technique below does an artist use a pen or pencil to make outlines, then use a brush to spread diluted ink or watercolor over the work?

It embraced the bizarre imagery of the unconscious mind. Salvador Dalí was a member of which of the following art movements with the dream-like work The Persistence of Memory?

Mercer County’s Pleasant Hill was once a village that housed members of which Christian denomination, whose men and women lived separately and made simple, sturdy furniture?

Hopi and other Pueblo tribes have traditionally used kachinas to represent their spirit-beings. A kachina is which of the following objects?

In 2018, the four teams below played in the NFC or AFC Championship to reach the Super Bowl. Which one has Tom Brady as its quarterback and Bill Belichick as its coach?

He announced his engagement to Cherry Seaborn in January 2018. Which of the following pop stars has released the singles “Perfect” and “Photograph”?

Match each character with his or her movie franchise. Katniss Everdeen Luna Lovegood Aragorn 1. Harry Potter 2. The Hunger Games 3. The Lord of the Rings

Beethoven’s “Moonlight” one is perhaps the best-known example of which musical form below, a composition for one or two instruments that often requires a piano?

Which of the following dance elements can be metered or free rhythm?

In British theaters, the ground-floor seats closest to the stage are known as stalls. Which choice below gives their American name?

Which of the following elements of art is real for sculptures, but simulated for drawings and paintings?

Based on its name, the landmark at right, designed by Jørn Utzon in Sydney Harbor, was designed to primarily serve what purpose?

A sailor who produces scrimshaw—engravings rubbed with lampblack to make them stand out—carves the designs into which of the following materials?