PRE-TEST

Paintings in this period were found in vases, panels and tombs which depicted natural figures with dynamic compositions.

• classical greek period

• byzantine period

• gothic period

Paintings influenced by Greek and Rome but this time with Christian subjects.

• Ancient Egypt Era

• Byzantine Era

• Gothic Era

The purpose of their paintings is to make the deceased afterlife place pleasant.

• Romanesque Period

• Ancient Egypt Era

• Byzantine Era

Largely placed mosaics on the walls of the churches with traces of Mozarabic influences.

• Classical Period

• Byzantine Era

• Romanesque Period

Paintings were found inside the caves and believed to be their way of communicating with each other.

• Pre-Historic Period

• Classical Period

• Ancient Greek Period

Most sculptures in this period are made of monumental terra-cotta with continuous narrative reliefs around.

• A. Pre-historic

• B. Egyptian

• C. Greek

• D. Roman

Dominant themes of their sculptures were religious, everyday life scenes and motifs from nature.

• A. Byzantine

• B. Romanesque

• C. Gothic

• D. Egyptian

Early sculptures were tensed and stiff, their bodies were hidden within enfolding robes but eventually evolved and showed all points of human anatomy and proportion.

• A. Gothic

• B. Egyptian

• C. Greek

• D. Romanesque

Sculptures have a greater freedom of style and subjects begun to project outward giving a more lively and realistic effects.

• A. Byzantine

• B. Romanesque

• C. Gothic

• D. Pre-historic

Common materials used in their sculptures were wood, ivory and stones and showed symbolic elements such as forms, hieroglyphics, color, actions and gestures.

• A. Pre-historic

• B. Egyptian

• C. Greek

• D. Byzantine