The extreme brevity and disjunct textures of Webern's music has caused it to be compared to a painting technique known as:

The Mesopotamian ziggurat, with its crowning temple, might have symbolized

a. an entrance to the earth’s womb. b. the triumph of good over evil. c. a bridge between heaven and earth. d. the sanctity of water.

In the Death of Sarpedon, Euphronios makes Sarpedon's left leg appear to project into the viewer's space by using a technique called __________.

A. foreshortening B. contrapposto C. entasis D. modeling