Which movement was a rational, formalist counterpart to the personal emphasis of the Fauves and Expressionists?

Which is an example of decorum?

A. The rich gentleman speaking with a higher vocabulary than the poor man. B. The massive city that the play takes place in. C. The poor man's decision to not steal from the rich gentleman. D. None of these choices.

What aspect of Public Enemy's vocal delivery in "Fight the Power" creates tension in relation to the accompanying groove?

a) expletives b) unison rhythmic attack c) syncopation d) alliterative repetition