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Question 1

The eighteenth-century composer considered to be the most innovative who composed the opera The Marriage of Figaro was
 
  A) Bach.
  B) Handel.
  C) Haydn.
  D) Beethoven.
  E) Mozart.

Question 2

The Battle of the Bulge took place in
 
  A) Italy.
  B) Belgium.
  C) Japan.
  D) the Soviet Union.
  E) China.

Question 3

European music in the later eighteenth century is best associated with
 
  A) Haydn and Mozart, who shifted the musical center from Italy and Germany to the Austrian Empire.
  B) Handel, the most religiously inspired of the period's composers.
  C) the strictly elitist, aristocratic works of Haydn.
  D) the innovative, secular compositions of Bach.
  E) the neoclassical works of Beethoven.

Question 4

During the D-Day invasion, the Allies opened a second front in
 
  A) Japan.
  B) the eastern Soviet Union.
  C) northwestern France.
  D) southern Italy.
  E) southeast China.



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