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CLEP Humanities Exam Practice Test 2
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The CLEP Humanities test contains 140 multiple-choice questions and has a time limit of 90 minutes.

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CLEP Humanities Exam Practice Test 2
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1. To which period do Bernini, Rembrandt, and Caravaggio belong?
2. Matsuo Bashō is best known for his contributions to which form of poetry?
3. Which group of films was directed by Akira Kurosawa?
4. Which of the following composers was Johann Sebastian Bach’s closest contemporary?
5. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, is an example of which type of architecture?
6. Refer to the following people:
Which is a group of playwrights?
7. During the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this English author penned four novels and fifty-six short stories starring fictional detective Sherlock Holmes, a character who has become synonymous with the detective fiction genre.
The sentence above refers to
8. Refer to the following people:
Which is a group of novelists?
9. The Republic, an Ancient Greek dialogue that describes justice and attempts to define the characteristics of a just city and a just man, was written by
10. To what period do Debussy, Puccini, and Rachmaninoff belong?
11. To which period do Liszt, Chopin, and Verdi belong?
12. On the Origin of Species, a highly influential piece of scientific literature that served to lay the groundwork for the theory of evolution, was written by
13. The work pictured above is a self-portrait by which artist?
14. Which line is from Macbeth?
15. Born in Spain in 1881, this famous modernera artist cofounded the cubism movement and created countless influential paintings, some of which include Garçon à la Pipe, Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, and Le guitariste.
The sentence above describes
16. The films Sunset Boulevard, Double Indemnity, and Some Like It Hot were directed by
17. Which composer is best known for The Planets, a seven-part orchestral piece that features a movement for each of the seven extraterrestrial planets known to exist at the time of its composition?
18. Which line is from Julius Caesar?
19. Which follows the story of a young orphan boy as he struggles to cope with his difficult existence?
20. Which playwright wrote Barefoot in the Park, The Odd Couple, and Biloxi Blues?
21. In the midst of World War II, a cynical nightclub owner is faced with the dilemma of choosing between being with the woman he loves or assisting her and her husband, a Czech Resistance leader, to safely escape from Nazi-occupied, Vichy-controlled North Africa.
This sentence describes which of the following films?
22. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, is an example of which type of architecture?
23. Which of the following is a group of Elizabethan poets?
24. Often called the “Father of Modern Philosophy,” his writings, particularly Meditations on First Philosophy, played a major role in the development of Western philosophy since the seventeenth century. He is also considered one of the major figures in the school of rationalism.
The philosopher described above is
25. A row of columns that carries an entablature or arches is known as a