Because composers from across Europe came to Venice to study, which of the following languages became the international language of music?

Which of the following is true of this work? (The National Gallery, London)

A. This work was created by one of the female founding members of the English Royal Academy of Arts.
B. This work was created as Watteau's examination canvas for admission to membership of the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture.
C. This work is an example of the Neoclassical tenets advanced by Mengs known as an esquisse.
D. This work is an example of a new genre of art that emerged in the eighteenth century known as modern history.
E. This work is an example of a type of art that was popular to commission while on the Grand Tour.

The dinner scene in Sabotage demonstrates director Alfred Hitchcock's ability to:

A. stage complex actions in depth on several planes during an unbroken long take. B. frame and edit shots in such a way as to allow spectators to grasp characters' thoughts. C. merely hint at the emotions of characters by turning their faces away from the camera especially at dramatic moments. D. manipulate the volume of spoken dialogues to suggest character subjectivity.