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APAH - Review 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Although the cave paintings in the Great Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux were originally interpreted as depictions of hunting scenes, they have more recently been interpreted as paintings intended to:

a)

warn people about dangerous animals threatening villages

b)

portray scenes of animal domestication

c)

document a series of animal-based rituals

d)

tell a mythic narrative of human origins

2.

Humans were making art long before they invented writing.

a)

true

b)

false

3.

Prehistoric artists wrote down their thoughts, feelings, and artistic process for later generations of artists and others to read.

a)

true

b)

false

4.

What does the term "Paleolithic" mean?

a)

The word "Paleolithic" comes from Arabic and means "before writing."

b)

The word "Paleolithic" comes from Latin and means "a really long time ago."

c)

The word "Paleolithic" comes from the Hebrew word meaning "hard stone."

d)

The word "Paleolithic" comes from Greek and means "old stone age."

5.

In Neolithic China, artisans shaped jade congs by

a)

incising them with metal tools

b)

using cast molds

c)

rubbing them with abrasive sand

d)

firing liquefied clay

6.

Which historical event is represented on the Palette of King Narmer?

a)

The founding of the first Egyptian dynasty

b)

The conquering of the Assyrians

c)

The abandonment of the polytheistic Egyptian religion in favor of one god, Aton.

d)

The unification of Upper and Lower Egypt.

7.

The mortuary temple of Hatshepsut originally included which of the following features as part of the complex?

a)

A pylon entryway flanked by large obelisks

b)

Outer courtyards with heavily ornamented fountains

c)

Grand stairways decorated with reliefs of important battles

d)

Terraces filled with exotic trees and plants

8.

The form of the Code of Hammurabi is shaped as a

a)

palette

b)

pyxis

c)

stele

d)

frieze

9.

The Standard of Ur has two sides. Which answer best describe the narratives on each side?

a)

The unification of Upper and Lower Egypt

b)

A soldier's life

c)

The stations of the cross

d)

"War" and "Peace"

10.

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

a)

helped Athena defeat Neptune

b)

were witnesses to Athena's birth

c)

are associated with the Athenian king, Erechtheus

d)

were part of the Panathenaic procession

11.

The Anavysos Kouros has in common with Egyptian sculpture its

a)

nudity

b)

facial expression

c)

contrapposto

d)

stance

12.

Etruscan tombs have fresco paintings that show

a)

funerary banquets

b)

mythological scenes

c)

historical panoramas

d)

last judgment scenes

13.

The function of the Athenian agora was to

a)

gives athletes space to exercise

b)

create laws and conduct business

c)

defend the city against invaders

d)

hold a council with all the gods

14.

The Byzantine mosaics of Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora from the Church of San Vitale in Ravenna differ from classical Roman mosaics in that they

a)

focus on realism, illustrating the concern of Byzantine art for making religious subject matter more relatable

b)

employ diagonal lines and stacked bodies, showing the focus of early Christian art on drama and emotional impact

c)

portray secular leaders, demonstrating the preference of Byzantine art for historic over religious subject matter

d)

favor stylized figures against a gold-leaf background, reflecting the emphasis of early Christian art on spirituality

15.

The painters of the catacombs preferred the fresco technique because1

a)

oil paint does not blend well on wall surfaces

b)

mosaics were unavailable during this period

c)

fresco forms a permanent bond with the wall

d)

Christians have used fresco since the Egyptian times

16.

The Bayeux Tapestry can be linked to the influence of Roman Imperial works such as the Column of Trajan in its

a)

use of animal scenes in the borders that provide a comment on the main story

b)

detailed retelling of a historical narrative depicted in a scroll-like format

c)

combination of historic individuals with characters from ancient mythology

d)

use of contrapposto and wet-drapery in the portrayal of important leaders

17.

The cathedral at Chartres is typical of Gothic churches in that it

a)

contains references of classical architecture

b)

has an oculus to admit light

c)

uses flying buttresses to stabilize tall naves

d)

provides a separate space for coronations

18.

Christian worshippers at Chartres had their attention drawn to

a)

the relics displayed in the crypt

b)

the mihrab pointing the way to Mecca

c)

the royal tombs that line the side aisles

d)

the apse, which was elevated from the nave

19.

Which of the following works is a Roman copy of a Greek original?

a)

The Seated Boxer

b)

Nike of Samothrace

c)

The Peplos Kore

d)

Alexander Mosaic

20.

An "oculus" is an atrium surrounded by columns in a Roman house.

a)

true

b)

false