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1.Which best describes common literary themes of Romantic literature?
a)unhappy conflict between the individual and society b)realism and objectivity of description |
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2.The Romantic era witnessed a shift in political power from the aristocracy to the middle class.
a)true b)false |
A
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3.Victor Hugo was: a)an American Romantic novelist. b)an Austrian Romantic poet. c)a French Romantic novelist. |
C
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4.Romantic artists perceived themselves as: a)belonging to a collective group of artists working for a common goal. b)individuals, striving for a sense of personal artistic freedom |
B
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5.Emily Brontë was:
a)an English novelist. b)a French novelist. c)an American painter. |
A
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6.Heinrich Heine was: a)a French Romantic painter. b)a German Romantic poet. c)a German Romantic composer. |
B
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7."Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" was the slogan of the:
a)the American Revolution. b)the French Revolution. c)the Austrian Revolution. |
B
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8.Romantic artists were drawn to: a)the fanciful and the passionate. b)the realistic and the objective. c)the frivolous and the light-hearted. |
A
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9.Which is NOT a well-known Romantic-era novel?
a)Les misérables b)Wuthering Heights c)A Midsummer Night's Dream |
C
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1.Who was NOT a woman composer of the Romantic era?
a)Amy Cheney Beach b)Clara Schumann c)George Sand |
C
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2.Nationalistic feelings inspired composers to incorporate folk songs and dances from their native lands into their works.
a)true b)false |
A
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3.Which of the following is NOT typical of Romantic music?
a)interest in expanded forms b)smaller orchestras c)increased dissonance for expression |
B
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4.Which role did women NOT generally play in Romantic society?
a)performers and composers b)music patrons c)conductors |
C
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5.Romantic composers rarely used dynamic markings and other expressive comments in their scores to communicate their intentions to musicians. a)true b)false |
B
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6.The Industrial Revolution produced more refined, but also more expensive, musical instruments.
a)true b)false |
B
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