2.5 Greek/Etruscan/Roman Test Review

The sculpture on the left deliberately evokes which earlier work

• Myron’s Diskobolos

• Praxiteles’ Hermes and the Infant Dionysos

• Polykleitos’ Doryphoros

• Donatello’s David

What order is this column?

• Tuscan

• Doric

• Ionic

• Corinthian

This sculpture is made of

• tufa

• marble

• terra cotta

• bronze

Both buildings are part of a complex built to celebrate

• the conquests of the Alexander the Great

• the domination of the eastern Mediterranean by Athens

• the end of the Trojan War

• the deification of the Roman Emperor

The drapery in both of these works does which of the following?

• establishes social status

• suggests Etruscan influence

• renders the figures static

• emphasizes the body

The architectural order shown on the right is:

• Tuscan

• Ionic

• Corinthian

• Doric

Which of the following best describes the sculpture on the left?

• it conveys a strong message about power and authority

• it encourages meditation and introspection

• it is more realistic than idealized

• it communicated only through allegory

The Niobides Krater is the earliest known piece of Greek Pottery

• to show the Niobides myth

• to be done in red-figure style

• o not have figures arranged in isocephalism

• to be influenced by a wall painting

Helios, Horses and Dionysus is a sculptural group placed on the pediment of the Parthenon because these figures

• helped Athena defeat Neptune

• were witnesses to Athena’s birth

• are associated with the Athenian king, Erechtheus

• were part of the Panathenaic procession

The architectural order shown on the left is:

• Corinthian

• Doric

• Ionic

• Tuscan