arts q3 quiz

The most famous aesthetic remnants of the Indus civilization are _______.

• soapstone seals

• Mohenjo-daro

• Harappa

Soapstone seals were usually engraved with animals or humans along with a _______ at the bottom of it.

• script

• plant

• rock

Which of the following were uses of soapstone seals?

A. trade

B. laundry

C. identifying gods

• A and B

• B and C

• A and C

The two largest settlements of the Indus civilization are _______.

• Taj Mahal and Shiva

• Mohenjo-daro and Harappa

• Taj Mahal and Harappa

Most surviving architecture of the Indian kingdom age is religious in nature. Many of these structures were carved out of _______.

• rock

• wood

• soap

_______ is considered the primary traditional art form of South Asia.

• sculpture

• painting

• weaving

The predominant subject of South Asian sculpture is _______.

• human figure

• animal

• landscape

1. The primary form of Indo-Islamic architecture is the _______.

• houses

• statues

• mosque

1. The exterior of an Indo-Islamic mosque is often rich with _______, such that it resembles the exterior of a Hindu temple

• paintings

• sculptures

• drawings

The towers and domes of an Indo-Islamic mosque are often clearly based on the towers of Hindu temples or the domes of Buddhist _______.

• churches

• temples

• stupas