The Egyptian work Senwosret-senbefni and his Wife (fig. 6.16) presents the king in __________

“. . . with the exception of music used in [Muslim] religious rituals, Arab music is part of a tradition that is shared by __________________________. . . . The Arab world is actually the birthplace of [these] three monotheistic religions . . . which, due to their common roots, share _____________. What aspects from the “domain of music” justify considering the Middle East or the Arab world

a “single music-culture”? What will be an ideal response?

The Shinto main sanctuary at Ise is built of wood to

a. demonstrate reverence for the natural world and tradition. b. avoid the cost of stone. c. deter the kami. d. effectively insulate against a cold climate.