The Film-Makers' Cooperative, an experimental cinema distribution company founded in 1962, adopted a policy of accepting:

The Count Basie Orchestra gained national recognition partly because it

a. could swing harder than other bands, with equal measures of drive and relaxation b. played in a club that had important patrons and weekly radio broadcasts c. could outdo all of the other local bands in cutting contests d. stayed together for such a long time

What was the purpose of tribunes such as those found at Saint James at Santiago de Compostela and Saint-Sernin in Toulouse?

A. To stage sacred plays B. To house overflow crowds C. To provide a space for law courts D. To provide a balcony for the pope