C100 WGU OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
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How do the themes of the Romantic Period contrast with themes of the Neoclassical
Period - CORRECT ANSWER
a) The themes of the Romantic Period are influenced by revolution and nationalism
whereas the themes of the Neoclassical Period are influenced by advancements in
science, philosophy, and politics?
b) The themes of the Romantic Period reflect the importance of nature as a source of
wisdom and beauty whereas the themes of the Neoclassical Period reflect a rational
and scientific exploration of the nature.
On the Origin of Species - CORRECT ANSWER This work presents the theory of
evolution, which shows that species evolve over time by way of natural selection.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - CORRECT ANSWER This novel examines race
relations and follows the story of a young boy and a runaway slave who travel down the
Mississippi river on a raft.
War and Peace - CORRECT ANSWER This epic novel draws from letters, journals, and
other historical reports and examines the Napoleonic invasion of Russia in 1812 through
the eyes of five aristocratic Russian families.
The Awakening - CORRECT ANSWER Set in New Orleans, this novel tells the story of
an artistic and sensitive woman who struggles against the limitations and expectations
placed on her gender.
Hard Times - CORRECT ANSWER A novel that explicitly critiques the philosophy of
Utilitarianism by depicting the hypocrisy of the rich, the plight of the poor, and the gritty
realities of industrialization.
Which themes were rejected by the Realist period? - CORRECT ANSWER Mysticism
and The Sublime
French painter Gustave Courbet once said: "I have never seen angels. Show me an
angel and I will paint one." Which philosophical approach from the Realist period does
this quotation express? - CORRECT ANSWER Scientific Materialism
, What was a major artistic innovation during the Realist period? - CORRECT ANSWER
The invention of photography
What best describes Realist theater of the late 19th century? - CORRECT ANSWER
The plays attempted to accurately depict ordinary life, using everyday vocabulary and
exploring moral problems that would be relevant to audience members of the time.
What best represents the beliefs and writings of 19th century philosopher, John Stuart
Mill? - CORRECT ANSWER Mill believed that governments should intervene only when
necessary to ensure the greater good and that women should have access to education
and be given the right to vote.
Which Realist authors is best remembered for woks that addressed social inequalities
and the struggles of the working class in 19th century England? - CORRECT ANSWER
Charles Dickens
Why is Henry Ossawa Tanner's painting, The Thankful Poor, a significant work of the
Realist Period? - CORRECT ANSWER Tanner's painting is widely regarded as a classic
portrayal of African American dignity, and it enables viewers to relate emotionally to the
man and the boy.
What is true of composer Claude Debussy? - CORRECT ANSWER Debussy
experimented with unusual scale patterns, including scales from Eastern Asian music.
Which late 19th century art movements were inspired by the ancient traditions of
Japanese woodblock painting? - CORRECT ANSWER Impressionism, Art Nouveau,
Post-Impressionism
The image of Van Gogh's Courtesan reflects what movement in the Realist Period? -
CORRECT ANSWER Japonisme
Which philosophy from the Realist period still influence political systems in the present
day? - CORRECT ANSWER Marxism
In what ways is the Realist philosophy of Utilitarianism still relevant in present-day
America? - CORRECT ANSWER The Utilitarian emphasis on the greatest good for the
greatest number is reflected in many of our environmental policies, which work to
safeguard our environment so as to protect our natural resources and ensure the overall
health of society.
How do themes of the Realist Period differ from the themes of the Romantic Period? -
CORRECT ANSWER a) Nature is treated with deep scientific and material interest in
the Realist period, while in the Romantic period, nature is valued for its aesthetic
function, in which it is often seen as a rich source of artistic inspiration.
EXAM NEWEST 2025// A+ GRADED AND
VERIFIED BY EXPERTS LATEST
UPDATE
How do the themes of the Romantic Period contrast with themes of the Neoclassical
Period - CORRECT ANSWER
a) The themes of the Romantic Period are influenced by revolution and nationalism
whereas the themes of the Neoclassical Period are influenced by advancements in
science, philosophy, and politics?
b) The themes of the Romantic Period reflect the importance of nature as a source of
wisdom and beauty whereas the themes of the Neoclassical Period reflect a rational
and scientific exploration of the nature.
On the Origin of Species - CORRECT ANSWER This work presents the theory of
evolution, which shows that species evolve over time by way of natural selection.
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - CORRECT ANSWER This novel examines race
relations and follows the story of a young boy and a runaway slave who travel down the
Mississippi river on a raft.
War and Peace - CORRECT ANSWER This epic novel draws from letters, journals, and
other historical reports and examines the Napoleonic invasion of Russia in 1812 through
the eyes of five aristocratic Russian families.
The Awakening - CORRECT ANSWER Set in New Orleans, this novel tells the story of
an artistic and sensitive woman who struggles against the limitations and expectations
placed on her gender.
Hard Times - CORRECT ANSWER A novel that explicitly critiques the philosophy of
Utilitarianism by depicting the hypocrisy of the rich, the plight of the poor, and the gritty
realities of industrialization.
Which themes were rejected by the Realist period? - CORRECT ANSWER Mysticism
and The Sublime
French painter Gustave Courbet once said: "I have never seen angels. Show me an
angel and I will paint one." Which philosophical approach from the Realist period does
this quotation express? - CORRECT ANSWER Scientific Materialism
, What was a major artistic innovation during the Realist period? - CORRECT ANSWER
The invention of photography
What best describes Realist theater of the late 19th century? - CORRECT ANSWER
The plays attempted to accurately depict ordinary life, using everyday vocabulary and
exploring moral problems that would be relevant to audience members of the time.
What best represents the beliefs and writings of 19th century philosopher, John Stuart
Mill? - CORRECT ANSWER Mill believed that governments should intervene only when
necessary to ensure the greater good and that women should have access to education
and be given the right to vote.
Which Realist authors is best remembered for woks that addressed social inequalities
and the struggles of the working class in 19th century England? - CORRECT ANSWER
Charles Dickens
Why is Henry Ossawa Tanner's painting, The Thankful Poor, a significant work of the
Realist Period? - CORRECT ANSWER Tanner's painting is widely regarded as a classic
portrayal of African American dignity, and it enables viewers to relate emotionally to the
man and the boy.
What is true of composer Claude Debussy? - CORRECT ANSWER Debussy
experimented with unusual scale patterns, including scales from Eastern Asian music.
Which late 19th century art movements were inspired by the ancient traditions of
Japanese woodblock painting? - CORRECT ANSWER Impressionism, Art Nouveau,
Post-Impressionism
The image of Van Gogh's Courtesan reflects what movement in the Realist Period? -
CORRECT ANSWER Japonisme
Which philosophy from the Realist period still influence political systems in the present
day? - CORRECT ANSWER Marxism
In what ways is the Realist philosophy of Utilitarianism still relevant in present-day
America? - CORRECT ANSWER The Utilitarian emphasis on the greatest good for the
greatest number is reflected in many of our environmental policies, which work to
safeguard our environment so as to protect our natural resources and ensure the overall
health of society.
How do themes of the Realist Period differ from the themes of the Romantic Period? -
CORRECT ANSWER a) Nature is treated with deep scientific and material interest in
the Realist period, while in the Romantic period, nature is valued for its aesthetic
function, in which it is often seen as a rich source of artistic inspiration.
