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III: Short Answer: This part of the exam consists of seven (7) short answer questions. Students will choose five (5) to respond to in complete sentences, answering the question completely. For full credit, you must discuss examples not discussed in the slide id section of this exam. Each response is worth six (6) points for a total of 30 points. What is existentialism and who is known for developing this philosophy? What world events influenced existentialism? How is existentialism expressed in either artwork or the theater?

This portion of the exam assesses your ability to relate the course material to art works covered in each chapter. You will be shown seven (7) slides for this part of the exam. Your top five (5) responses will be graded.  Each response should include the following: the artist’s name if applicable (last name only is fine), the title of the work, the period or style of the work, and three (3) important, relevant facts about the work of art. (Up to 7 points each/35 available points)

III: Short Answer: This part of the exam consists of seven (7) short answer questions. Students will choose five (5) to respond to in complete sentences, answering the question completely. For full credit, you must discuss examples not discussed in the slide id section of this exam. Each response is worth six (6) points for a total of 30 points. What was the Harlem Renaissance? What propelled the Harlem Renaissance and what did thinkers and writers associated with it promote? What kinds of imagery are preferred by authors and artists associated with this movement? Describe at least one work that supports your answer.

III: Short Answer: This part of the exam consists of seven (7) short answer questions. Students will choose five (5) to respond to in complete sentences, answering the question completely. For full credit, you must discuss examples not discussed in the slide id section of this exam. Each response is worth six (6) points for a total of 30 points. How does Sigmund Freud relate to Surrealism? Describe a work of surrealist art that incorporates some aspect of Freud’s ideas.

*CHOOSE ONE, IDENTIFYING TOP OR BOTTOM IMAGE This portion of the exam assesses your ability to relate the course material to art works covered in each chapter. You will be shown seven (7) slides for this part of the exam. Your top five (5) responses will be graded.  Each response should include the following: the artist’s name if applicable (last name only is fine), the title of the work, the period or style of the work, and three (3) important, relevant facts about the work of art. (Up to 7 points each/35 available points) Top Option: Bottom Option:

What do you call the free-living, motile feeding stage or protozoa?

Where in the host cell do most DNA animal viruses replicate their genome?

Which is a mechanism of antibiotic resistance?

Peptidoglycan consists of what two sugars?

The complement cascade is responsible for creating the _______________ in the plasma membrane of bacterial cell invaders.