After years as a celebrated screen comedian, Douglas Fairbanks found even greater success during the 1920s in:

The first American film to fully utilize "every known trick of the filmmaker's trade," resulting in a masterful work, was

a) Citizen Kane. b) Fantasia. c) The Wizard of Oz. d) The Jazz Singer.

By connecting the female body to power through visual signs and performance, Eye Body: 36 Transformative Actions compares most closely to

a) the Igbo ugonachomma dance figure. b) Laura Knapp's Selfie. c) the prehistoric Woman (Venus of Willendorf). d) Rubens's nude water nymphs.