The overriding concern of the neoclassicists was verisimilitude.

Both the symphony and the string quartet are central developments in Classical music, but they differ in that the symphony __________.

A. is written for a full orchestra in a concert hall, whereas the string quartet is for four players in a private setting B. focuses on solo instruments, whereas the string quartet always plays as an ensemble C. is played by wind instruments only, whereas the string quartet is played by string instruments only D. was designed for public performance in major cities, whereas the string quartet was created for performance during religious services

During Alexander's time there was a growing taste for representations of men and women

A) with a quality of symmetria. B) in dreamy, contemplative moods. C) posed with contrapposto. D) at an imposing scale.