9th Grade Humanities Art Final 2025

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What is Notre Dame Cathedral famous for?

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Its Gothic architecture, pointed arches, and beautiful stained glass windows.

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What is the main message behind the Danse Macabre (Dance of Death) imagery in Medieval art?

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To remind people that death comes for everyone, no matter their status.

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How did Albrecht Dürer’s artwork become widely known during the Renaissance? Options: He painted large murals in churches across Europe., He traveled to every city to show his paintings in which he sold to Kings, He used the printing press to create many copies of his woodcuts and prints, spreading his art to more people., He taught students who copied and sold his art.

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He used the printing press to create many copies of his woodcuts and prints, spreading his art to more people.

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What was a common theme shown on Greek pottery? Options: Farming tools and cooking recipes, Abstract shapes with no people or stories, images of Christ, Everyday life, mythology, and athletic competitions

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Everyday life, mythology, and athletic competitions

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Why is calligraphy important in Islamic art?

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It replaces pictures of people and animals, showing words from the Qur’an in a beautiful way.

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Renaissance artists frequently revisited themes from Classical mythology, demonstrating:

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Interest in humanist values and ancient stories

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Why was 1-point perspective important during the Renaissance?

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It allowed artists to create realistic depth and space in their artwork.

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What does the Danse Macabre show about society’s view of death during the Medieval period?

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Death was a universal force that united all people, regardless of class or status.

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What is a mosaic, and how was it used in Greek, Byzantine, and Medieval art?

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An artwork made from small pieces of stone, glass, or tile, used to decorate floors, walls, and ceilings with religious or symbolic images.

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The Pantheon in Rome was originally a temple dedicated to:

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All Roman gods