Handel's "V'adoro pupille" and "He shall feed his flock" are both examples of da capo arias

Egyptian tomb wall paintings tell us a great deal about ancient Egyptian life and customs because the tomb decorations:

a. had to preserve pleasant everyday life for the ka. b. were forbidden to involve abstraction. c. were produced by unskilled laborers. d. all of these. e. none of these.

Cage's Sonata II uses

a. modernist serial techniques. b. a surprisingly old-fashioned periodic phrase structure. c. an ensemble of four performers to articulate its complex cross-rhythms. d. both B and C.