Which of the following refers to contemporary works enjoyed by the masses?

David Garrick was an innovating actor-manager who rebelled against

a. the dominance of the proscenium stage b. the Licensing Act of 1737 c. the emergence of the director d. the bombastic, conventionalized style of acting e. the over-large theatres in London

Which term refers to harmony created by the simultaneous juxtaposition of contrasting triads?

a) quartal b) multivalent c) polytonal d) extended