WGU C100 Vocabulary, C100
Study Guide Questions With
Accurate Answers
4 elements correct answer 4 bodily elements,or humors, were thought be black
bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood, imbalances of these elements were thought
to be cause o disease
A romantic love emphasized in the medieval period correct answer Courtly
aerial perspective correct answer The creation of the illusion of distance by
reducing color saturation, value contrast, and detail in order to imply the natural
haziness between a viewer and distant objects.
Aesthetic correct answer An experience of beauty that is its own justification
Aesthetic correct answer Refers to an experience that provides pleasure through
exposure to beauty
Aesthetic Experience correct answer •Central concept
•An experience of beauty that inspires a feeling of pleasure, which is its own
justification.
Agape correct answer Selfless, brotherly love
Agape correct answer The term for brotherly, selfless love
,Age of Doubt correct answer •The tension between the idealism of the past, the
harsh new realities of the present, and the insecurity of the future helped shape a
particular sensibility during the Realist Period that is characterized by both
optimism and anxiety. In their most positive manifestations, social values among
the middle classes during this time comprised an earnest sense of individual
responsibility, propriety, and productivity. However, underlying 19th-century
ideologies of progress is a competing attitude of foreboding regarding the
dramatic effects of modernization.
Age of Exploration correct answer early 15th to 17th centuries when Europeans
sailed around the globe and transferred goods, food, plants and people (Slaves)
transforming the countries they reached
Age of Exploration correct answer Time period between the early fifteenth to the
early seventeenth centuries when Europeans sailed around the globe and
transferred goods, food, plants, and people (in the form of slaves) transforming
the countries they reached.
allegory correct answer A work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, often religious or political, by means of symbolic representation.
Allegory correct answer A work that represents an abstract quality or idea
Allegory correct answer Work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, often religious or political, by means of symbolic representation
allegory correct answer work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, religious or political by means of symbolic representation
,Allegory of the Cave correct answer Plato's extended metaphor in The Republic
that contrasts the way in which most humans perceive reality and Plato's idea of
the true form of reality.
Allegory of the Cave correct answer Plato's metaphor in The Republic, contrast
way most perceive reality and Plato's idea of the true form of reality.
Alphabet correct answer The ancient Greeks borrowed theirs from the ancient
Phoenician culture.
Anglicanism correct answer A sect of English Protestantism formed when King
Henry VIII separated from the Catholic Church after he could not get his marriage
annulled. Anglicanism became deeply institutionalized with the English
government.
Anglicanism correct answer sect of English Protestantism formed by King Henry
VIII from catholic church after he could not get his marriage annulled.
Arch correct answer A building device used by the ancient Romans to construct
large-scale buildings and monuments
Arch correct answer The form used commonly by the Romans to create buildings
Archetype correct answer •Central concept
•Are age-old models by which we comprehend human experience.
, Archetype correct answer A reoccurring example or model of human behavior
Archetype correct answer An established model or example of human behavior or
situations
Architecture correct answer The discipline of the humanities concerned with the
interplay of form and function
Architecture correct answer This term refers to the design of buildings or
monuments
Aristotle correct answer He developed the Golden Mean as a model for human
behavior
Art and Architecture correct answer •Ancient Greek art and architecture served
to promote religion, present beauty, and glorify Athenian society.
•Ancient Roman art and architecture focused on themes of power, military
victories, and heroism.
•Greeks focused on balace and symmetry.
•Romans developed columns and arches using concrete.
Art and Architecture correct answer •It looked to Greek and Roman art for
models of harmony, idealized realism, and reason.
•It shunned the ostentatious elements of the Baroque and Rococo styles and
promoted themes of order, progress, and civic virtue.
Art and Architecture correct answer •Reflected the merging of art and science.
Study Guide Questions With
Accurate Answers
4 elements correct answer 4 bodily elements,or humors, were thought be black
bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood, imbalances of these elements were thought
to be cause o disease
A romantic love emphasized in the medieval period correct answer Courtly
aerial perspective correct answer The creation of the illusion of distance by
reducing color saturation, value contrast, and detail in order to imply the natural
haziness between a viewer and distant objects.
Aesthetic correct answer An experience of beauty that is its own justification
Aesthetic correct answer Refers to an experience that provides pleasure through
exposure to beauty
Aesthetic Experience correct answer •Central concept
•An experience of beauty that inspires a feeling of pleasure, which is its own
justification.
Agape correct answer Selfless, brotherly love
Agape correct answer The term for brotherly, selfless love
,Age of Doubt correct answer •The tension between the idealism of the past, the
harsh new realities of the present, and the insecurity of the future helped shape a
particular sensibility during the Realist Period that is characterized by both
optimism and anxiety. In their most positive manifestations, social values among
the middle classes during this time comprised an earnest sense of individual
responsibility, propriety, and productivity. However, underlying 19th-century
ideologies of progress is a competing attitude of foreboding regarding the
dramatic effects of modernization.
Age of Exploration correct answer early 15th to 17th centuries when Europeans
sailed around the globe and transferred goods, food, plants and people (Slaves)
transforming the countries they reached
Age of Exploration correct answer Time period between the early fifteenth to the
early seventeenth centuries when Europeans sailed around the globe and
transferred goods, food, plants, and people (in the form of slaves) transforming
the countries they reached.
allegory correct answer A work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, often religious or political, by means of symbolic representation.
Allegory correct answer A work that represents an abstract quality or idea
Allegory correct answer Work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, often religious or political, by means of symbolic representation
allegory correct answer work of art which represents some abstract quality or
idea, religious or political by means of symbolic representation
,Allegory of the Cave correct answer Plato's extended metaphor in The Republic
that contrasts the way in which most humans perceive reality and Plato's idea of
the true form of reality.
Allegory of the Cave correct answer Plato's metaphor in The Republic, contrast
way most perceive reality and Plato's idea of the true form of reality.
Alphabet correct answer The ancient Greeks borrowed theirs from the ancient
Phoenician culture.
Anglicanism correct answer A sect of English Protestantism formed when King
Henry VIII separated from the Catholic Church after he could not get his marriage
annulled. Anglicanism became deeply institutionalized with the English
government.
Anglicanism correct answer sect of English Protestantism formed by King Henry
VIII from catholic church after he could not get his marriage annulled.
Arch correct answer A building device used by the ancient Romans to construct
large-scale buildings and monuments
Arch correct answer The form used commonly by the Romans to create buildings
Archetype correct answer •Central concept
•Are age-old models by which we comprehend human experience.
, Archetype correct answer A reoccurring example or model of human behavior
Archetype correct answer An established model or example of human behavior or
situations
Architecture correct answer The discipline of the humanities concerned with the
interplay of form and function
Architecture correct answer This term refers to the design of buildings or
monuments
Aristotle correct answer He developed the Golden Mean as a model for human
behavior
Art and Architecture correct answer •Ancient Greek art and architecture served
to promote religion, present beauty, and glorify Athenian society.
•Ancient Roman art and architecture focused on themes of power, military
victories, and heroism.
•Greeks focused on balace and symmetry.
•Romans developed columns and arches using concrete.
Art and Architecture correct answer •It looked to Greek and Roman art for
models of harmony, idealized realism, and reason.
•It shunned the ostentatious elements of the Baroque and Rococo styles and
promoted themes of order, progress, and civic virtue.
Art and Architecture correct answer •Reflected the merging of art and science.
