Busby Berkeley’s Gold Diggers of 1933 is an example of what style of film?

The School For Scandal, a comedy of manners, is by

a. Oliver Goldsmith b. the same author who wrote The Rivals c. Lady Bracknell d. Eugene Scribe e. Oscar Wilde

Where did Beethoven generally play his Piano Sonata, Op. 13, the Pathétique?

a. in the parlors of middle-class homes for a select group of his friends b. on the concert stage of large auditoriums c. he didn’t play the composition with any frequency d. in the homes and palaces of the Viennese aristocracy e. in the parlors of families with young women whom he wanted to woo