The West Between The Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 4
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The West Between the Wars, 1919-1939 17 - 4
- 1.Nonfiction films
- A.
Surrealism
- B.
Dadaism
- C.
Documentaries
- D.
Stream of consciousness
- E.
Photomontage
- 2.Art movement that sought a reality in the unconscious
- A.
Surrealism
- B.
Dadaism
- C.
Documentaries
- D.
Stream of consciousness
- E.
Photomontage
- 3.Literary technique of portraying innermost thoughts
- A.
Surrealism
- B.
Dadaism
- C.
Documentaries
- D.
Stream of consciousness
- E.
Photomontage
- 4.Absurdist art form
- A.
Surrealism
- B.
Dadaism
- C.
Documentaries
- D.
Stream of consciousness
- E.
Photomontage
- 5.Combination of individual photographs
- A.
Surrealism
- B.
Dadaism
- C.
Documentaries
- D.
Stream of consciousness
- E.
Photomontage
- 6.Artistic trends between the wars relected a fascination with
- A.
Color and light.
- B.
The absurd and the unconscious.
- C.
Reason and stability.
- D.
Faith in social structures.
- 7.Werner Heisenberg's 1927 observations that emphasized the apparent randomness of subatomic particles is called
- A.
Newtonian physics.
- B.
Splitting the atom.
- C.
The uncertainty principle.
- D.
Physucs of the unconscious.
- 8.Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha and Steppenwolf were based on
- A.
Joyle and Protestantism.
- B.
Dai and Lama.
- C.
Heisenberg and Judaism
- D.
Freud and Buddhism.
- 9.Nazi Germany considered modern art to be
- A.
Degenerate.
- B.
Nationalistic and patriotic.
- C.
Useful in propaganda efforts.
- D.
A form of documentary.
- 10.The Nazi regime's popular "Strength through Joy" program offered working people which of the following?
- A.
Inexpensive vacation
- B.
Courses in modern art
- C.
Training in physics
- D.
Political debates
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