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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Quiz 59

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Aaron Copland
B  George Gershwin
C  Charles Ives
D  William Grant Still
Question #2
A  in the Appalachian mountains
B  Western United States
C  South Carolina
D  rural Pennsylvania
Question #3
A  He was self taught.
B  Harvard University
C  Paris Conservatory
D  Yale University
Question #4
A  a Pulitzer Prize
B  an Academy Award
C  the Prix de Rome
D  a Grammy
Question #5
A  “March King” of America.
B  “jazz master.”
C  “modern master.”
D  the “grand old man” of American music.
Question #6
A  New England
B  the South
C  the Far West
D  the Midwest
Question #8
A  as to be used as a temporary disturbance in music.
B  as something to be avoided.
C  as the norm of Viennese music only.
D  as the norm of American musical life.
Question #9
A  play out of tune.
B  play wrong notes.
C  All possible answers.
D  make bad entrances.
Question #10
A  post-Impressionist
B  American modernist
C  primitivist
D  post-Romantic
Question #11
A  composing
B  teaching music lessons
C  selling insurance
D  conducting the Concord Philharmonic
Question #12
A  a complex fugue
B  well-known musical quotations from his Protestant New England upbringing
C  well-known musical quotations heard during his years studying in Paris
D  famous musical quotations from German masters
Question #14
A  commercially successful vernacular music.
B  Anglo-American folk melodies.
C  patriotic songs and Protestant hymns.
D  spirituals from early nineteenth-century camp meetings.
Question #15
A  New England
B  Washington and the Canadian border
C  the Far West and rural life
D  Wisconsin and the Great Lakes
Question #16
A  wind band.
B  jazz band.
C  choir and orchestra.
D  small orchestra.
Question #17
A  Dobbs Ferry, New York
B  Brooklyn, New York
C  Cooperstown, New York
D  Appalachia
Question #18
A  Mikhail Baryshnikov
B  Nadia Boulanger
C  Aaron Copland
D  Martha Graham
Question #20
A  Langston Hughes
B  William Grant Still
C  Martha Graham
D  Charles Ives