- What are the main achievements of Gothic architectural structure? （ ）
- The work written by Vitruvius in ancient Rome is: （ ）
- The film Sunset Boulevard was set in （ ）.
- When was the governor's office in Venice, Italy built? （ ）
- The Italian Baroque art influenced Dutch paintings in the 17th century. （ ）
- Florence's annonzia square was designed by Alberti. （ ）
- the 1930s and 1940s were the golden age of the film industry. （ ）
- Sound is a very important condition for the emergence of musicals. （ ）
- “Fury” shows the mob's own images in front of their own eyes, achieving what words and rhetoric cannot: "see yourself". （ ）
- The Italian Renaissance originated in the 12th century. （ ）
- Friz Lang left Germany for Hollywood because the Nazis came to power. （ ）
- Sergei Parajanov was a film director of Soviet Union.（ ）
- Music is a common artistic technique in cinema. （ ）
- Erich von Stroheim acted as a director in Sunset Boulevard.（ ）
- Pan Yuliang was awarded a French award for painting the beautiful scenery of Paris. （ ）
- The new style of image in “Under the Roof of Paris” is inseparable from the intervention of sound technology. （ ）
- Wang Ming was born and studied in Beijing.（ ）
- The palace of the governor of Venice is one of the most beautiful buildings in medieval Europe. （ ）
- Which character is in Anna Karenina?（ ）
- Which symphony of Gustav Mahler is the film score of Death in Venice (1971)?（ ）
- The representative work of European classical architecture is: （ ）
- Palladio motif refers to: （ ）
- Which one is Not John Keats’poem?（ ）
- Which one is Not Lao-She’s work? （ ）
- In film The Postman, Neruda escaped to （ ） in 1950s.
- The famous Notre Dame de Paris is a typical example of architecture in which period? （ ）
- Which of the following is a baroque square? （ ）
- The most representative city square in the Italian Renaissance is: （ ）
- Tenebrism is a heightened chiaroscuro, which goes full black.（ ）
- Modigliani’s wife Jeanne killed herself and their unborn child by jumping from a window the day after Modigliani’s death. （ ）
- Claudel destroyed much of her artistic works when she suffered from mental illness. （ ）
- For Paul Gauguin, a journey to an exciting and exotic foreign land brought about a new era in his life, and he developed a kind of primitivism in his paintings. （ ）
- In “Cinema Paradio”film is the metaphor for mirros.（ ）
- Colours made dance films immensely more watchable and musicals became popular with the public. （ ）
- A sonata consists of three sections: exposition, development and recapitulation.（ ）
- through the film special effect the audience does see in the last scene a pair of red shoes that seem to leap of their own accord. （ ）
- Live accompaniment relied on the improvisation of pianists and orchestras. （ ）
- Van Gogh and Gaugin did not know each other because they lived in different places. （ ）
- “Cinema Paradiso” is an autobiographical film. （ ）
- "Self cultivation of actors" is written by Stanislavsky of Russia. （ ）
- The Da Vinci Code was adapted from the novel of the same name by British author Dan Brown. （ ）
- At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, cinema was moving from silent to sound. （ ）
- There weredance sequences among the early 'newsreels' at beginning of motion pictures. （ ）
- In Border Town (Bian Cheng) Nuo-Song finally came back to the town.（ ）
- In “Sherlock Holmes II” Film is seen as a dream. （ ）
- Step dance has its roots in American folklore. （ ）
- Sail arch is the main achievement of Gothic architectural style. （ ）
- “Singin' in the Rain” starred Gene Kelly. （ ）
- Birdman quote the line in the play Hamlet. （ ）
- The story of “Cinema Paradiso” is set against the backdrop of the ups and downs of cinema in the 1940s and 1980s.（ ）
- Barton Fink is a screenwriter who never make any of his work into a film.（ ）
- The film Sunset Boulevard is about the sunset of silent film era in Hollywood.（ ）
- Buster Keaton was an early Hollywood comedian on par with Chaplin and an idol of Chinese action star Jackie Chan of Hong Kong cinema.（ ）
- The addition of color has greatly improved the watchability of musicals, and they have been loved by the public.（ ）
- Gene Kelly used his art in the heyday of the 50s Musicals to successfully output a "life is music" attitude to the audience.（ ）
- Movies are just records of stage performances.（ ）
- Tap dance and ballet have different origins, representing the aesthetics of the American masses and the European elite.（ ）
- After the addition of sound technology to the film, there were musicals.（ ）
- Chinese drama has been introduced into China from western drama for more than 100 years.（ ）
- Both film and drama are art forms that reflect social phenomena or present a symbolic art.（ ）
- The feedback of film to drama is just a kind of montage thinking.（ ）
- Both film and drama belong to the category of eight arts.（ ）
- Film is derived from the development of film and television and its derivative technology in recent 200 years, while drama is an art form that has emerged and flourished in the period of ancient Greece and Rome.（ ）
- "Herringbone arch" and "crow tail" are important characteristics of palace architecture in the Tang Dynasty.（ ）
- Bucket arch is the most complex structure in ancient Chinese architecture.（ ）
- Baroque style breaks through the conventions of European classicism and Renaissance classicism.（ ）
- The films Roman holiday and La Dolce Vita are taken from Italy in the 20th century.（ ）
- Italian architecture has continued in the development of medieval architecture in terms of architectural technology, scale, type and architectural art techniques. It embodies an order, a law and a unified space concept in terms of architectural space, architectural components and architectural appearance decoration.（ ）
- Where did Rodin take inspiration from in his sculptures?（ ）
- What is the relation of Angels and Demons to Da Vinci’s Code？（ ）
- What is the style of Camille Claudel?（ ）
- Why did Camille Claudel die in obscurity?（ ）
- Which city features many baroque-style sculpture and architecture designed by Bernini?（ ）
- Whom did Rembrandt pay tribute to for his use of tenebrism, or the dramatic play of light and shadow?（ ）
- Who created the works like Sunflowers, Road with Cypress and Star, Wheat Field with Crows, and The Starry Night?（ ）
- Which nationality was Caravaggio, a Baroque artist, one of the fathers of modern painting?（ ）
- Whose paintings have an expressionist style that often depicts long-necked beauties with a melancholy temperament?（ ）
- What is a tronie?（ ）
- Shen Congwen’s novel Bian Zheng is a story based in the west of Hunan（ ）
- Sayat Nova is a monk and a poet of 17th century in Armenia.（ ）
- Éponine is a female character who fell in love with Marius in Les Misérables. （ ）
- Nerude was the winner of Nobel Prize for literature（ ）
- Mr. Lin’s shop sells British product.（ ）
- In Autumn Sonata, the mother and daughter played a piece of Shumann’s music. （ ）
- Silent-era films were devoid of music. （ ）
- In the film Death in Venice, the protagonists are a conductor and a boy. （ ）
- Wang Ming also composed the music for the TV series Hong Lou Meng in 1987. （ ）
- The common theme of 《Under the roof of Paris》and 《the city life》 is urban life.（ ）
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