Freud's interpretation of the peculiar workings of the unconscious mind strongly influenced Surrealism, as it had affected Expressionism a decade or so earlier.

In The Marriage of Figaro, what is the nature of the Count?

a) womanizing b) virtuous c) witty d) scholarly

The member of the kuchka (or "The Five") ____

A) was a musical amateur and lacked a systematic musical education B) approved of musical experimentation C) desired to compose in a distinctively Russian style D) all of these choices