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WorksheetsAH1 REVIEW ETRUSCAN
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the name of this sculpture?
Urn of the husband and wife
Sarcophagus of the Spouses
Sarcophagus of Seianti Hanunia
Reclining figure
A mythical beast with the body and head of a lion, a serpent for a tail, and with a goat’s head in the middle of its back.
Sphinx
Chimera
Phoenix
Kraken
Identify this sculpture.
Kouros
The Orator
Kore
David
Sculpture equivalent to Apollo.
Apulu of Veii
The Orator
Kouros
I don't know
A method of painting water-based pigments on freshly
applied plaster, usually on wall surfaces.
Tempera
Fresco
Impasto
Miniaturismo
Works such as the one shown were typically placed in
an atrium
a necropolis
a treasury
a temple
The facade of the Temple of Minerva includes which of the following architectural features?
A portico flanked by Corinthian columns
A blind arcade
A hypostyle hall
A pediment supported by Tuscan columns
The pose of the figures suggests that they are
sleeping
banqueting
praying
grieving
On the basis of style and subject matter, the work shown can be attributed to which of the following cultures?
Susian
Sumerian
Etruscan
Classical Greece
The work shown can be identified as an ancient Etruscan sarcophagus because of which of the following characteristics?
The naturalistic portrayal of a couple's unique features to memorialize them as they would have appeared in life
The stylized depiction of a couple reclining on a couch as they would have comported themselves at a banquet
The presentation of a god alongside the deceased to show that the deceased has journeyed to the afterlife
The inclusion of a guardian figure to protect the tomb to ensure the safety of the deceased after death
What are Romulus and Remus most famous for?
Rescuing Helen of Troy
Founding the city of Rome
Being the kings of the Underworld
Starting the Olympics
Who first cared for the boys when they were abandoned?
A she-wolf
A forest nymph
The goddess Venus
How did Remus die?
He fell down when trying to climb a high wall
He was attacked by wild vultures
He got sick from eating too many olives
Romulus killed him when Remus made fun of his wall
How did Rome get its name?
It was named after the shepherd who raised the boys
From the god of construction
Romulus named the city after himself
Who is considered to be the first king of Rome?
Caesar
Romulus
Remus
Augustus
What was it used for?
religious worship piece
to hold together a cloak at the neck
a chest plate for the king
What is it made of?
terra cotta
marble
wood
Name.
She Goddess
Goddess of Rome
She-Wolf
Medium?
basalt
alabaster
marble
bronze
Name the babies
Volcanus and Romulans
Remus and Beavis
Romulus and Remus
Octavian and Augusto
What is the pediment?
the triangular-shaped at the top of end of the temple
the columns on the front of the temple
the smallest room in the temple
the steps leading up to the temple
Identify this sculpture.
Kouros
The Orator
Kore
David
A mythical beast with the body and head of a lion, a serpent for a tail, and with a goat’s head in the middle of its back.
Sphinx
Chimera
Phoenix
Kraken
The triangular space on top of a temple, often filled with sculpture:
Architrave
Pediment
Cornice
Capital
What plant features on the Corinthian column?
The acanthus leaf
The agapanthus
The rose
The oak leaf
