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WorksheetsChapter 3 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What have animal designs throughout history represented or symbolized?
Gods and Humans' relationships with nature
Power and Old forms of native cultures
Peace and War
None of the above
What is the most highly individualized example of human design?
Facial Portraits
Mandalas
Finger Prints
All of the Above
What did ancient Egyptians carve on their obelisks?
Historical Records
Cats
Recipes
Facial Portraits
What are the two functions of Chinese and Japanese pagoda towers? Select all that are correct.
Watch Towers
Buddhist Memorials
Commoner Apartments
Imperial Merchant Storefronts
Ancient Restaurants
Which word best describes a troupe l'œil painting?
Life-like
Dream-like
Abstract
None of the above
Which technology appeared suddenly in China during the Shang dynasty?
Printing
Steel Welding
Silkscreen
Lost-wax Casting
What is the name of the style that carries on the trompe l'œil tradition in the late 1970s and early 1980s?
Super Realism
Grafitti Art
New Expressionism
Light Art
Which one is not a feature of the intellectual or classic approach?
Emphasis on design and composition
Distortion
Use of rules
Emphasis on neat, clean arrangements
What do elaborately clothed figures not depict?
Wealth
Social Standing
Poverty
Cultural Tastes
Where can one see monumental images of famous people?
Egyptian obelisks
Mount Rushmore
Mayan pyramids
Spanish Alhambra
The influence of one culture upon another is usually subtle and reveals itself slowly as styles and techniques intertwine.
True
False
The Mongols, who invaded China in the thirteenth century, had the same artistic traditions as the Chinese.
True
False
Humans have never been close to nature.
True
False
The use of geometrics motifs is common to all societies.
True
False
If you look at the art of various cultures, you soon realize that people everywhere share a sense of aesthetics.
True
False
"Geometric Patterns" best describes which work of art?
Mayan culture, Pyramid Temple
The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Tabard, cotton with applied feathers
Earthen Jar in Form of Human Face, painted
Hojo Garden, Tofuku-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
"Architecture" best describes which work of art?
Mayan culture, Pyramid Temple
The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Tabard, cotton with applied feathers
Earthen Jar in Form of Human Face, painted
Hojo Garden, Tofuku-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
"Cross-cultural influences" best describes which work of art?
Mayan culture, Pyramid Temple
The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Tabard, cotton with applied feathers
Earthen Jar in Form of Human Face, painted
Hojo Garden, Tofuku-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
"Animal Designs" best describes which work of art?
Mayan culture, Pyramid Temple
The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Tabard, cotton with applied feathers
Earthen Jar in Form of Human Face, painted
Hojo Garden, Tofuku-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
"Human figures" best describes which work of art?
Mayan culture, Pyramid Temple
The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Tabard, cotton with applied feathers
Earthen Jar in Form of Human Face, painted
Hojo Garden, Tofuku-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan
