Guido of Arezzo was a central figure in all of the following developments with the exception of:

Which describes work by Peter Voulkos?

a. torn, gouged, and pierced traditional ceramic forms b. trompe l'oeil realism done in carved wood c. wooden objects that may suggest a sea creature or musical instrument d. closed form, nonfunctional ceramic forms with richly colored glazes

The Count of Monte Cristo, Star Wars, and Indiana Jones are examples of what type

of theatre?

a) Expressionism b) Realism c) Absurdism d) Melodrama e) Epic Theatre