Duke Ellington emerged not only as an African-American figure of great elegance, but musically he
was considered to be:
a. the foremost and greatest composer in the history of jazz
b. the foremost and greatest innovator of dance on film
c. the foremost and greatest innovator of solo improvisational technique both as a trumpet
player and as a vocalist
d. the "King" of crooners
A
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In Paris between 1971–1977, the Anglo-Italian architectural team of Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano designed the ________, a building whose inner mechanics seem exposed to the viewer
a. Eiffel Tower b. Centre Georges Pompidou c. Sports Palace d. Notre-Dame-du-Haut
What was one reason the National Park Service selected the Fleurt chair?
a) It encouraged a relaxed posture. b) It was blue. c) It could be inexpensively manufactured. d) It would not damage the grass.