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Arts & Humanities Final Exam Review

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
a)

Man from Brno

b)

Venus of Willendord

2.
a)

Man from Brno

b)

Venus of Willendorf

3.

Where were cave paintings largely found still in-tact?

a)

America

b)

Greece & Italy

c)

France & Spain

d)

Africa

4.

Why were handprints painted on the walls?

a)

To keep records of population

b)

To show humans were there

c)

To pray

d)

To express morality

5.

Identify this cave painting.

a)

Cave of the Hands

b)

Cave of Lascaux

c)

Magura Cave

d)

Altamira Cave Paintings

6.

Why did people dance in ancient Africa?

a)

To promote ballet

b)

To celebrate birthdays

c)

To bury their dead

d)

To make it rain

7.

What is the main instrument used to communicate to the gods/goddesses in African and Native American ritual dances?

a)

Saxophone

b)

Drum

c)

Piano

d)

Violin

8.

This is a depiction of which group's dance?

a)

Yoruba

b)

Pueblo

c)

Plains People

d)

Hopi

9.

Identify this column

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

10.

Identify this column

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

11.

Identify this column

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

12.

Identify this column

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

13.

Identify this column

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

14.

Identify this Roman building, which the was ideal dome & commissioned by Marcus Agrippa

a)

The Pantheon

b)

The Coliseum

c)

The Parthenon

d)

The Temple of Olympian Zeus

15.

Identify this Roman building, which the world's largest amphitheater and held gladiator fights and dramas

a)

The Pantheon

b)

The Coliseum

c)

The Parthenon

d)

The Temple of Olympian Zeus

16.

Identify this Greek building with Doric columns, located at the Acropolis, and dedicated to the goddess Athena

a)

The Pantheon

b)

The Coliseum

c)

The Parthenon

d)

The Temple of Olympian Zeus

17.

Identify this feat of Roman architecture, which was a semi-spherical structure

a)

Dome

b)

Oculus

c)

Arch

d)

Vault

18.

Identify this feat of Roman architecture, which was a circular opening at the top of a dome

a)

Dome

b)

Oculus

c)

Arch

d)

Vault

19.

Identify this feat of Roman architecture, which was a curved structure made of stone, brick, or concrete and used to celebrate a victory

a)

Dome

b)

Oculus

c)

Arch

d)

Vault

20.

Identify this feat of Roman architecture, which was row of arches stacked together to create a roof

a)

Dome

b)

Oculus

c)

Arch

d)

Vault

21.

Identify this Greek sculpture by sculpture by Alexandros

a)

Venus de Milo

b)

Discobolus

22.

The chorus repeats what line in Antigone?

a)

"Oh what a beautiful day!"

b)

"We love you Antigone"

c)

"Tragedy upon tragedy"

d)

"How sad is the moon"

23.

Which character is alive at the end of Antigone?

a)

Antigone

b)

Creon

c)

Haemon

d)

Eurydice

24.

Why was Antigone sentenced to death?

a)

For marrying her cousin

b)

For burying her brother

c)

For slapping her aunt

d)

For murdering her father

25.

Chinese art where the characters represented the language; NOT just a letter

a)

Calligraphy

b)

Yamato-e

c)

Ukiyo-e

d)

Mosaics

26.

Identify this Eastern architecture, which is one of the 7 Wonders of the World and was built to protect the people from enemies

a)

Great Wall of China

b)

Dome of the Rock

c)

Taj Mahal

27.

Identify this Eastern architecture, which is from 7th Century in Jerusalem and was a shrine for Muslim prayers

a)

Great Wall of China

b)

Dome of the Rock

c)

Taj Mahal

28.

Identify this Eastern architecture, which is Islamic-inspired, emphasizes formal balance and harmony and peace

a)

Great Wall of China

b)

Dome of the Rock

c)

Taj Mahal

29.

This is likely a scene from which play?

a)

Greek Drama

b)

Kabuki Drama

c)

Noh Drama

30.

This is likely a scene from which play?

a)

Greek Drama

b)

Kabuki Drama

c)

Noh Drama

31.

This is likely a scene from which play?

a)

Greek Drama

b)

Kabuki Drama

c)

Noh Drama

32.

The Danville Police Department has which type of columns?

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

33.

La Cosa Nostra has which type of columns?

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

34.

The Longworth House Offie Building has which type of columns?

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

35.

The Arts Center of the Bluegrass has which type of columns?

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

36.

St. James' Church has which type of columns?

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

e)

Composite

37.

Who wrote Antigone?

a)

Aeschylus

b)

Sophocles

c)

Euripides

d)

Aristophanes

38.

The Middle Ages lasted from which years?

a)

30-300 AD

b)

500-1500 AD

c)

1610-1810 AD

d)

2000-2023 AD

39.

The fall of which Empire led to the Middle Ages?

a)

Roman

b)

Greek

c)

Egyptian

d)

Chinese

40.

During the Middle Ages, _______ were largely banned.

a)

Art

b)

Theatre

c)

Dance

d)

All of the Above

41.

a large building or group of buildings fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.

a)

Castle

b)

Keep

c)

Tower

d)

Turret

42.

a strong underground prison cell, especially in a castle.

a)

Dungeon

b)

Curtain Wall

c)

Ashlar

43.

monstrous, grotesque statues that adorned the upper exterior walls of castles and churches

a)

gargoyle

b)

portcullis

c)

moat

d)

drawbridge

44.

 a strong, heavy grating sliding up and down in vertical grooves, lowered to block a gateway to a fortress or town.

a)

gargoyle

b)

portcullis

c)

moat

d)

drawbridge

45.

 a deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle, fort, or town, typically filled with water and sometimes spikes. Intended as a defense against attack.

a)

gargoyle

b)

portcullis

c)

moat

d)

drawbridge

46.

a bridge, especially one over a castle's moat, that is hinged at one end so that it may be raised to prevent people's crossing or to allow vessels to pass under it.

a)

gargoyle

b)

portcullis

c)

moat

d)

drawbridge

47.

early line dance; leader would initiative movement; dancers would sing while walking in many directions

a)

Estampie

b)

Farandole

c)

Tarentella

48.

Pagan dance; performed by people bitten by a tarantula because dancing would make the poison leave the body; likely that it was a way around the no dancing ban.

a)

Estampie

b)

Farandole

c)

Tarentella

49.

This tapestry from from the Bayeux Tapestry depicts the--

a)

Battle of Troy

b)

Battle of Perryville

c)

Battle of Hastings

d)

Battle of Gettysburg

50.

Stained-glass was largely use for

a)

religious purposes

b)

to teach literature

c)

to look pretty

d)

practical purposes

51.

depicted biblical subjects/scenes

a)

Mystery

b)

Morality

c)

Miracle

52.

allegory that personified virtues and vices

a)

Mystery

b)

Morality

c)

Miracle

53.

real or fictitious account of a life of a saint

a)

Mystery

b)

Morality

c)

Miracle

54.

Everyman is an example of a

a)

Mystery Play

b)

Morality Play

c)

Miracle Play

55.

In Everyman, whom does he realize will accompany him to the end?

a)

Friendship

b)

Kindred

c)

Knowledge

d)

Good Deeds

56.

What is the time period of the Renaissance?

a)

800s to 1400s

b)

1400s to 1600s

c)

1600s to 1800s

d)

1800s to 1900s

57.

What does the word Renaissance mean?

a)

loss

b)

redundancy

c)

death

d)

rebirth

58.

Where was the Renaissance centralized?

a)

England

b)

America

c)

Italy

d)

France

59.

What was the most famous invention of the Renaissance, which allowed sheet music and literature to be shared everywhere?

a)

The printing press

b)

Telephones

c)

Computers

d)

Xerox copy machines

60.

Identify this Leonardo da Vinci painting, which is the most famous painting of all time.

a)

The Mona Lisa

b)

Salvator Mundi

c)

Annunciation

61.

Identify this Leonardo da Vinci painting, which sold for a record $450 million dollars.

a)

The Mona Lisa

b)

Salvator Mundi

c)

Annunciation

62.

Identify this work by Michelangelo, which is considered the most famous sculpture of all time.

a)

David

b)

The Pieta

c)

The Sistine Chapel

63.

Identify this work by Michelangelo

a)

David

b)

The Pieta

c)

The Sistine Chapel

64.

Which of the following statements about the Sistine Chapel is FALSE?

a)

He painted it while on his back

b)

It depicts stories from Genesis

c)

It is in Paris, France

d)

It's located in the room where popes are elected

65.

Identify this painting by Raphael, in which Jesus becomes really bright.

a)

Transfiguration

b)

School of Athens

66.

Identify this painting by Raphael, which portrays many famous Greek Scholars.

a)

Transfiguration

b)

School of Athens

67.

 a picture frame through which the audience viewed the picture (like watching a movie; the type of stage most commonly used today)

a)

proscenium arch

b)

thrust stage

68.

 stage used by Shakespeare where the stage jutted out into the audience

a)

proscenium arch

b)

thrust stage

69.

What is the name of the wooden, octangular theatre where Shakespeare’s plays were performed?

a)

The Square Theatre

b)

The Globe Theatre

c)

The Glowing Pyramid

d)

The Box Theatre

70.

Which group likely wore these while performing. It's an Italian theatre wandering troupes of actors performed improv plays for audiences; characters were always the same, and they were put in different situations

a)

Commedia dell'arte

b)

French Theatre

c)

Haiku

d)

Tanka