Tournament Questions Flashcards

1
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Which African American poet became famous after reading her poem “The Hill we Climb” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration?

A

Amanda Gorman

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“The Treachery of Images,” a painting of a pipe with the phrase “This is not a pipe” written below it, was painted by which Belgian Surrealist?

A

(Rene) Magritte

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3
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The brodway muscial Rent is based off of which Puccini Opera?

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La Boheme

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4
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Sandro Botticelli’s most famous work depicts which Roman goddess coming out of the sea?

A

Venus

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5
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In order from the lowest note to the highest note, name all 3 notes in a first inversion C Major chord.

A

E, G, C

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Name the type of poetry that is often performed live in front of an audience and judges.

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Slam Poetry

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7
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Which Renaissance artist was most well known for his fresco “The School of Athens?”

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Raphael

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Name the artist who was the first Mexican to be featured in the Louvre, and was married to fellow artist Diego Riviera.

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Frida Kahlo

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9
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What type of pottery is made from white china clay called “kaolin?”

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Porcelain

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10
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Which 1960’s singer is best known for his works “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “The Times They Are a-Changin’?”

A

Bob Dylan

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Which Spanish artist was known for his surreal paintings, one of which features burning giraffes?

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Salvador Dali

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Which African American singer, the first female artist inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, was known as the “Queen of Soul?”

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Aretha Franklin

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13
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Which Baroque period Dutch painter’s most famous work is “Girl With a Pearl Earring?”

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Johannes Vermeer

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14
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Name the American photographer famous for his black and white photographs of Yosemite National Park.

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Ansel Adams

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Name the type of art that consists of etching in whalebone or ivory

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Scrimshaw

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16
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Name this Austrian composer, known as “The Fatjer of the Symphony,” who composed over 100 different symphonies during his lifetime.

A

Joseph Haydn

17
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Name this American painter and sculptor famous for his descriptions of the Wild West.

A

Fredric Remington

18
Q

Which musical term means a continuous slide between two notes?

A

Glissando

19
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Name this Hollywood actor who has previously won both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe Award, and starred in the film “Gone with the Wind”?

A

Clark Gable

20
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Which Brodway musical features a gang rivalry between the Jets and Sharks?

A

West Side Story

21
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Which two act-tragedy, which premiered on Brodway in 1949, follows Willy Loman’s disillusionment with his life, and was written by Arthur Miller?

A

Death of a Salesman

22
Q

Which church in Barcelona was designed by architect Antoni Gaudi, and has been under construction for over 40 years?

A

Sagrada Familia

23
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Name this metal band, used to keep the end of a handle or stick from fraying, and can be seen in paintbrushes and number 2 pencils.

A

Ferrule

24
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Name this Spanish painter of “The Old Guitarist,” one of the works from his Blue Period.

A

Pablo Picasso

25
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Which musical composition, written by Sergei Prokofiev, in 1936, was described by its composer as a “symphonic fairy tale for children?”

A

Peter and the Wolf

26
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Name this ancient Hindu Temple Complex, the largest religious structure in the world, located in northwest Cambodia.

A

Angkor Wat

27
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Name this cotton based textile, most often used in clothing items dyed blue, such as jeans.

A

Denim

28
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Name this Dutch painter is most known for his numerous self-portraits, as well as his work titled “The Night Watch?”

A

Rembrandt

29
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Which American-Filmmaker’s works include Taxi Driver and The Irishman, and is also known for his severe dislike of the Marvel franchise?

A

Martin Scorsese

30
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Name this Italian composer who has written over 500 concertos,whose most famous one is “The Four Seasons.”

A

Antonio Vivaldi