You are in a tiny French theatre in the 1890s, watching actors who seem unaware that you are present and who are talking in conversational tones while walking about in a small room outfitted with furniture that looks so real it could have come from
a room you know. The program says it's a new play; its story, so far as you can understand it, is about three students who have gotten themselves into serious trouble because of their poverty. You are almost certainly at a production of a. Antoine
b. Wagner
c. Gorky
d. Chekhov
e. Hauptmann
A
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Around 500 BCE, Greece was made up of strong independent city-states, including
all but one of the following.
a) Sparta b) Corinth c) Thebes d) Athens e) Rome
Which is a feature of Australian Aboriginal depictions of the natural world?
A. Like Audobon's work, they focused on scientifically accurate depictions of animals in their setting. B. They were based on a process of dissection and observation. C. Color reflected the meaning of the different elements. D. Both the internal and external features of figures are represented.