ART - ANCIENT GREECE

1. The Geometric Period (c. 900 - 700 BCE) in Ancient Greece is known for:

• a) Realistic human sculptures

• Abstract motifs and geometric patterns

• Emotional and dynamic sculptures

• Stone sculptures of gods and goddesses

2. During the Archaic Period (c. 700 - 480 BCE), what new form of sculpture emerged?

• Contrapposto stance

• Dynamic, realistic forms

• Kouros (male) and Kore (female) statues

• Black-figure pottery

3. Which architectural orders developed during the Archaic Period?

• Doric and Corinthian

• Doric and Ionic

• Ionic and Corinthian

• Geometric and Archaic

4. In the Classical Period (c. 480 - 323 BCE), sculptures began to feature:

• Rigid human forms

• More emotional expressions

• Idealized human forms and naturalism

• Interaction with other cultures

5. In the play "The Frogs", who is the main character (papel pricipal)

• Dionysus

• Xanthias

• Charon

• Persephone

6. What period is referred to as the Golden Age of Athens?

• Archaic Period

• Classical Period

• Hellenistic Period

• Geometric Period

7. During the Hellenistic Period (c. 323 - 31 BCE), sculptures became:

• More rigid and formal

• More emotional and dynamic

• Focused on idealized forms

• Limited to religious subjects

9. Greek pottery painting techniques included:

• Red-figure and bronze casting

• Black-figure and marble carving

• Black-figure and red-figure painting

• Red-figure and stone carving

10. Which material was commonly used for Greek sculptures?

• Iron and clay

• Marble and bronze

• Stone and wood

• Silver and gold

11. In the play "The Frogs", where do Dyonisus and Xanthias have to go to rescue a playwright?

• Underworld

• Wonderworld

• Our world

• Noworld