a.  dramatic

b.  focus on balance, proportion and symmetry

c.  may be ugly, ghastly or grotesque

d. not timeless or universal

e.  focus on emotion rather than structure or processes

a.  simplicity

b.  balance

c.  extreme expression of emotion

d.  order

e.  clarity of design

a.  small dabs of paint

b.  strong emphasizing (contour) lines

c.  short, quick brush strokes

d.  brilliant white background

e.  the effect of shimmering light emanating from the canvas

a.  They questioned traditional values and beliefs and traditional approaches to art and music.

b.  They experimented with bold, radical new styles.

c.  They turned away from teh styles of their predecessors and tried to take art in a new direction.

d.  All of the above.

a.  energy and tension

b.  opulant

c.  theatrical

d.  balance, restraint and control

e.  extravagant, excessive and even grotesque

a.  They wanted to reawaken religious fervor.

b.  They wanted to use artworks to help lure people back to church.

c.  They wanted to make Rome the most beautiful city in the Christian world.

d.  All of the above.

a.  portraits

b.  still-life paintings

c.  paintings of common people performing everyday tasks

d.  religious paintings

e. paintings of the countryside

Gianlorenzo Bernini

a.  amorous scenes

b.  people shown enjoying outdoor activities.

c.  frequent use of cupids and other love symbols.

d.  show the daily lives of peasants

e.  soft dreamlike atmosphere