Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) was influenced by events and/or places* when creating an art work(s). *Events and places may be real, legendary, or mythical.

Discuss the extent to which the form* of a classical art work(s) reflects the idea of victory for the society in which it was produced. *Form may include, but is not limited to, design and decoration, composition, subject matter, and visual appearance.

Discuss the extent to which a technique(s)* used by a classical artist(s) was innovative. *Techniques may include, but are not limited to, painting/decoration processes, materials, sculptural styles, and construction.

Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) was able to convey realism in one or more art works.

Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) was innovative with the composition and/or design of one or more art works.

Discuss the extent to which a classical art work(s) communicated messages of hope for the society for which it was produced.

Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) was able to convey mood in one or more art works.

Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) was able to convey emotion in one or more art works.

Discuss the extent to which one or more classical art works met the needs* of the society for which it was created. *Needs may refer to religious, cultural, political, intellectual, health/well-being, entertainment, etc.

Discuss the extent to which the form* of one or more classical art works complements its function/purpose. *Form refers to design, composition, subject matter, visual appearance.

Discuss the extent to which a classical artist(s) successfully tried new techniques or developed existing techniques* for creating his or her art work(s). *Techniques may refer to painting/decoration processes, materials, sculptural styles, construction, etc.