The ________ made it possible for a single person to control numerous lights from a single location.

The Fibula (6.1) from Cerveteri was found in a ________

a. home b. tomb c. market d. temple

Gua-zou, or glissando, is an important technique on the zheng and is best described as

A. a "four-point fingering" technique. B. a quick back-and-forth thumb motion. C. simultaneously plucking two strings that are an octave apart. D. rapid ascending or descending sweeps across the strings.