WGU C100 OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS AND ALL
ANSWERS CORRECT RECENTLY UPDATED
What connection exists between technology and the humanities? ANSWER a)
As a result of technology's ability to shrink the world and link individuals
through social networks on the internet, globalisation has increased.
b) In a way that has never been possible before, technology has improved our
capacity to conserve, record, and distribute literary, musical, and artistic
creations.
Which topic runs across several historical eras? The response is individualism.
How can we recognise themes in a piece of art or literature? ANSWER: Seek
out the overarching or central concepts.
How accurate are myths? - ANSWER a) They are customary tales of a people
or culture that are passed down from one generation to the next in order to
document values and belief systems and to explain natural phenomena.
b) They use symbols and archetypes to have a better understanding of life.
From the oldest human civilisations, public ceremonies, rituals, and
entertainment have included this element. ANSWER Dance
originates with the early Greeks, who developed comedy and tragedy.
ANSWER Theatre
focused on how form and function interact. The architecture of the answer
can refer to any set of morals, principles, and convictions. ANSWER Religion
Which humanities discipline is mostly focused on reasoned argument and
critical inquiry? The Philosophy of Answers
Which artistic function is served by the Norman Conquest of England as it is
shown in the Bayeux Tapestry? ANSWER: Political propaganda through art
, The Humanities: What Are They? ANSWER: The study of how people have
used artistic, musical, literary, philosophical, religious, and dance creations to
comprehend and record the human experience.
Which topics are universal, for instance? ANSWER The Hero and Love
Selfless or brotherly love: ANSWER Agape
ANSWER Archetypes are a common illustration or paradigm of human
behaviour.
An aesthetic experience that serves as justification in and of itself
Sexual or passionate love: ANSWER Eros
a myth that most people have accepted throughout history. ANSWER
Monomyth
For what reason is E.O. Does the study of the humanities benefit from Wilson's
theory of consilience? - ANSWER It encourages multidisciplinary research and
makes it easier to share the knowledge required to develop a more
comprehensive view of ourselves.
What manifestations of humanism did the non-Western world see? ANSWER:
Humanist ideas were reflected in the Confucian and Buddhist tenets of ancient
Chinese civilisation.
In what ways does a humanities education improve intercultural
communication? Through their creative efforts, it enables us to engage with and
comprehend a diverse range of individuals from many eras and locations.
In what ways does examining how love has been portrayed across time improve
one's comprehension of people? The study of love in all its manifestations—
eros, agape, and platonic love—illustrates a variety of love forms that have
drawn the interest of artists.
What makes a monomyth different from a myth? ANSWER A vast range of
stories and archetypes can be considered myths. The hero's journey is the main
theme of the monomyth.
emphasised the concepts of balance and order in its building as a temple
dedicated to Athena, the city of Athens' patron goddess. The Parthenon is the
answer.
ANSWERS CORRECT RECENTLY UPDATED
What connection exists between technology and the humanities? ANSWER a)
As a result of technology's ability to shrink the world and link individuals
through social networks on the internet, globalisation has increased.
b) In a way that has never been possible before, technology has improved our
capacity to conserve, record, and distribute literary, musical, and artistic
creations.
Which topic runs across several historical eras? The response is individualism.
How can we recognise themes in a piece of art or literature? ANSWER: Seek
out the overarching or central concepts.
How accurate are myths? - ANSWER a) They are customary tales of a people
or culture that are passed down from one generation to the next in order to
document values and belief systems and to explain natural phenomena.
b) They use symbols and archetypes to have a better understanding of life.
From the oldest human civilisations, public ceremonies, rituals, and
entertainment have included this element. ANSWER Dance
originates with the early Greeks, who developed comedy and tragedy.
ANSWER Theatre
focused on how form and function interact. The architecture of the answer
can refer to any set of morals, principles, and convictions. ANSWER Religion
Which humanities discipline is mostly focused on reasoned argument and
critical inquiry? The Philosophy of Answers
Which artistic function is served by the Norman Conquest of England as it is
shown in the Bayeux Tapestry? ANSWER: Political propaganda through art
, The Humanities: What Are They? ANSWER: The study of how people have
used artistic, musical, literary, philosophical, religious, and dance creations to
comprehend and record the human experience.
Which topics are universal, for instance? ANSWER The Hero and Love
Selfless or brotherly love: ANSWER Agape
ANSWER Archetypes are a common illustration or paradigm of human
behaviour.
An aesthetic experience that serves as justification in and of itself
Sexual or passionate love: ANSWER Eros
a myth that most people have accepted throughout history. ANSWER
Monomyth
For what reason is E.O. Does the study of the humanities benefit from Wilson's
theory of consilience? - ANSWER It encourages multidisciplinary research and
makes it easier to share the knowledge required to develop a more
comprehensive view of ourselves.
What manifestations of humanism did the non-Western world see? ANSWER:
Humanist ideas were reflected in the Confucian and Buddhist tenets of ancient
Chinese civilisation.
In what ways does a humanities education improve intercultural
communication? Through their creative efforts, it enables us to engage with and
comprehend a diverse range of individuals from many eras and locations.
In what ways does examining how love has been portrayed across time improve
one's comprehension of people? The study of love in all its manifestations—
eros, agape, and platonic love—illustrates a variety of love forms that have
drawn the interest of artists.
What makes a monomyth different from a myth? ANSWER A vast range of
stories and archetypes can be considered myths. The hero's journey is the main
theme of the monomyth.
emphasised the concepts of balance and order in its building as a temple
dedicated to Athena, the city of Athens' patron goddess. The Parthenon is the
answer.
