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5. A person who writes a play is the

6. The area located between the curtain and the front edge of the stage is the

7. The time and place of a story takes place is

8. Furniture and items that are a part of the set or carried by performers are

9. Showing feelings through one’s voice or face is

10. A realistic rendering of a person is called a

11. A symmetrical painting is one in which

12. A painting of a vase of flowers and books on a table is an example of

13. Realistic, Abstract, and non-objective are examples of

14. An art style that shows no recognizable objects is called

15. Artwork made by fitting smaller pieces of colored paper, glass, tiles, etc. together on a background is called

16. Curve, zig-zag, broken and diagonal are examples of

17. Texture has to do with

18. Secondary Hues are

19. Pencils, crayons, paints, fabric and yarn are examples of

20. Two famous composers of the Baroque period

21. Name two Classical Composers

22. Name two Romantic Composers

23. Name two Modern Composers

24. Put these composers in order: Copland, Foster, Bach, Mozart

25. How many families of instruments are in a symphony orchestra?

26. The piccolo belongs to which family of instruments?

27. The lowest Female Voice

28. The characteristic quality of sound produced by a particular instrument is

29. Families of instruments can be identified by

30. Make your wager

31. Name the seven pitches used in music

32. playwrite

33. proscenium

34. setting

35. props

36. expression

37. Portrait

38. One side is the mirror image of the other side

39. Still life

40. styles

41. Non-objective art

42. mosaic

43. lines

44. How an object feels

45. Orange, green, violet

46. media

47. Bach and Handel(Vivaldi, Gluck)

48. Mozart and Beethoven(Haydn, Weber)

49. Schubert, Berlioz, Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Liszt, Strauss, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Mahler

50. Copland, Gershwin, Bartok, Stravinsky, Bernstein, Shostakovich

51. Bach, Mozart, Foster, Copland

52. four

53. woodwinds

54. Alto

55. timbre

56. Timbre/tone color

57. A, b, c, d, e, f, g