What is the driving force behind any concerto?
a. strict imitative counterpoint
b. steady rhythmic attacks from the piano
c. dramatic tension between soloist and orchestra
d. the virtuosity of the performer
C
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Which of the following represents the most plausible action on the part of the Hebrew prophets in the era of the two kingdoms?
a. They chided women for expressing their sexuality too freely in writing. b. They supported the rulers in their every action, regardless of its integrity. c. They reprimanded the wealthy who transgressed ethical codes. d. They forbade the consumption of most animal products.
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