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CH7 Quizzez

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are some characteristics of Roman architecture during the Roman Republic?

a)

Etruscan traits and Greek characteristics

b)

Egyptian traits and Roman characteristics

c)

Etruscan traits and Mesopotamian traits

d)

Etruscan traits and Prehistoric characteristics

2.

What revolutionized architecture during the Roman Republic?

a)

Concrete

b)

Marble

c)

Wood

d)

Brick

3.

Which shapes were used in the Pantheon?

a)

Circles and triangles

b)

Squares and rectangles

c)

Circles and squares

d)

Triangles and rectangles

4.

What did the barrel vaults do for the shops in the Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia?

a)

Gave them shape

b)

Gave them support

c)

Gave them cover

d)

Gave them diabetes

5.

Which emperor's sculptures revived the veristic look?

a)

Constantine

b)

Vespasian

c)

Trajan

d)

Hadrian

6.

Which style of painting imitates costly marble?

a)

4th style

b)

3rd style

c)

2nd style

d)

1st style

7.

What architectural feature is characteristic of the Pantheon?

a)

Barrel vaults

b)

Pediment

c)

Dome

d)

Columns

8.

What ended the persecution of Christians during the Late Empire?

a)

The Edict of Milan

b)

The Pantheon

c)

The Forum of Trajan

d)

The Colosseum

9.

What is a typical style of Late Antiquity?

a)

Realistic and detailed portraits

b)

Dynamic and dramatic poses

c)

Symmetrical composition with balanced figures

d)

Central frontal figure with figures at each side

10.

What type of painting was popular in the finer Ostian apartments?

a)

Black and white mosaics

b)

Fresco painting

c)

Watercolor painting

d)

Oil painting

11.

An Etruscan architectural trait is:

a)

Columns in front and back

b)

Flight of steps in front only

c)

A mix of Greek and Roman

d)

Pseudoperipteral

12.

The Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia uses concrete for vaults that ​ (a)   ​ the terraces, cover the ​ (b)   and give the shop ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
support
ramp
shapes
cover
sides
doors
13.

How do Romans show patrician pride?

a)

Mummy Masks

b)

Tomb Reliefs

c)

Fountain Mosaics

d)

Portrait Busts

14.

Romans believed that the (a)   was enough for a complete portrait.

15.

What does veristic mean?

a)
Exaggerating the features of a subject
b)

Depicting or representing things as they really are, hyperreal

c)
Depicting things as they are not
d)
Creating a completely fictional representation
16.

What was the center of civic life for the ancient Romans?

a)
The center of civic life for the ancient Romans was the Forum.
b)
The center of civic life for the ancient Romans was the Circus Maximus.
c)
The center of civic life for the ancient Romans was the Pantheon.
d)
The center of civic life for the ancient Romans was the Colosseum.
17.

What is a double theater?

a)
A theater with two concession stands.
b)
A theater with two ticket counters.
c)
A theater with two separate auditoriums or screening rooms.
d)
A theater with two stages for simultaneous performances.
18.

What holds up the Roman amphitheater?

a)

The Roman amphitheater is held up by barrel vaults.

b)
The Roman amphitheater is held up by ropes and pulleys.
c)
The Roman amphitheater is held up by a single pillar.
d)
The Roman amphitheater is held up by magic.
19.

What were Roman amphitheaters used for?

a)
They were used as marketplaces for trading goods.
b)
They were used for religious ceremonies and sacrifices.
c)
They were used as prisons for holding criminals.
d)
They were used for various forms of entertainment such as gladiator contests, animal hunts, and public spectacles.
20.

Match the following

a)

1.

fenestrated sequence of groin vaults

b)

2.

groin vault

c)

3.

hemispherical dome

d)

4.

barrel vault

21.

How was water moved into the city and what made it possible?

a)
Water was moved into the city through teleportation, which was made possible by magic.
b)
Water was moved into the city through underground tunnels, which were made possible by giant moles.
c)
Water was moved into the city through a giant straw, which was made possible by the invention of plastic.
d)

Water was moved into the city through aqueducts, which were made possible with concrete.

22.

Why was concrete the Romans preferred material?

a)
Concrete was the preferred material of the Romans because it was durable, versatile, and readily available.
b)
Concrete was lightweight and easy to transport.
c)

Concrete was cheap and easy to produce and easier to clean.

d)
Concrete was resistant to fire and water damage.
23.

What did Roman arches celebrate?

a)
Roman culture and traditions
b)
architectural and engineering achievements
c)
Political power and influence
d)
Military victories
24.

What characterizes 4th style Roman art painting?

a)
Abstract shapes and forms
b)
Monochromatic color palette
c)
Architectural elements, intricate details, and a combination of different styles.
d)
Minimalist design and simplicity
25.

What characterizes 2nd style Roman art painting?

a)
Naturalistic landscapes
b)
Abstract shapes and patterns
c)
Architectural elements, illusionistic perspective, and trompe-l'oeil effects.
d)
Minimal use of color
26.

How would people portray themselves in Roman portrait paintings and how?

a)
Abstract and distorted, emphasizing emotions and inner thoughts.
b)
Realistic and idealized, emphasizing wealth, status, and virtues.
c)
Minimalistic and simplistic, emphasizing simplicity and humility.
d)
Exaggerated and caricatured, emphasizing humor and satire.
27.

Which Roman painting is classified as a still life?

a)

b)

c)

d)

28.

Which Roman painting is classified as a mosaic?

a)

b)

c)

d)

29.

Who was the first non Italian Emperor of Rome?

a)
Julius Caesar
b)
Nero
c)
Constantine
d)

Trajan

30.

What is the focal point of Trajan’s forum?

a)
The focal point of Trajan’s forum is the Trajan's Market.
b)
The focal point of Trajan’s forum is the Trajan's Arch.
c)
The focal point of Trajan’s forum is the Trajan's Basilica.
d)
The focal point of Trajan’s forum is the Trajan's Column.
31.

The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have what?

a)
The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have an elevator.
b)

The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have a spiral relief.

c)
The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have a revolving door.
d)
The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have a glass exterior.
32.

What is a basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN called?

a)
A basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN is called a booth.
b)
A basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN is called a stall.
c)

A basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN is called a taberna.

d)
A basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN is called a shop.
33.

Which emperor loved the arts and had more portraits done of him than anyone (besides Augustus)?

a)

Hadrian

b)
Claudius
c)
Tiberius
d)
Caligula
34.

During which emperor’s rule was the Pantheon built?

a)
Hadrian
b)
Augustus
c)
Nero
d)
Caligula
35.

Who is the Pantheon dedicated to?

a)

The Pantheon is dedicated to all the goddess Athena.

b)
The Pantheon is dedicated to the goddess Aphrodite.
c)
The Pantheon is dedicated to the god Zeus.
d)

The Pantheon is dedicated to the all the gods of Rome

36.

What is the center opening of the Pantheon's dome called?

a)
ventilation
b)
skylight
c)
aperture
d)
oculus
37.

What are coffers in the Pantheon?

a)
Coffers in the Pantheon are decorative columns.
b)
Coffers in the Pantheon are hidden chambers.
c)
Coffers in the Pantheon are statues.
d)
Coffers in the Pantheon are recessed panels in the ceiling.
38.

How do the coffers help the architecture in the Pantheon?

a)
They reduce the weight of the dome and distribute its weight evenly.
b)
They serve as a support for the columns in the Pantheon.
c)
They are purely ornamental and have no functional purpose in the Pantheon.
d)
They provide a decorative element to the interior of the Pantheon.
39.

Where were terracotta plaques placed in ancient Rome?

a)
On the roofs of buildings
b)
In the underground tunnels of Rome
c)
In the public parks of Rome
d)

On the walls of tombs

40.

The COLUMN OF ANTONINUS PIUS is a perfect example of what?

a)

The transition of Late Antiquity to Roman

b)

The transition of Chinese to Roman

c)

The transition of Greek to Late Antiquity

d)

The transition of Greek to Roman

41.


MARCUS AURELIUS statue is a major turning point that marks the beginning of the end of Classical Art. What was it first to do?

a)

The MARCUS AURELIUS statue was the first to depict a Roman emperor as weary or sad.

b)
The MARCUS AURELIUS statue was the first to be commissioned by the Roman government.
c)
The MARCUS AURELIUS statue was the first to be displayed in a public square.
d)
The MARCUS AURELIUS statue was the first to be made of bronze.
42.

Why did Romans start commissioning sarcophagi?

a)

Romans started commissioning sarcophagi because they stopped doing cremations.

b)
Romans started commissioning sarcophagi as a religious practice.
c)
Romans started commissioning sarcophagi as a way to display their wealth and social status.
d)
Romans started commissioning sarcophagi as a form of entertainment.
43.

What replaced the traditional stylized death masks in ancient Rome?

a)
Stone masks
b)

Bronze busts

c)
Clay masks
d)

Portrait paintings

44.

What begins to happen to the figures in art during the Late Empire?

a)
They become more realistic and detailed
b)
They become smaller in size
c)
They become more colorful and vibrant
d)
They begin to lose their naturalism and become more stylized and abstract.
45.

Why would some Romans choose to show themselves as philosophers in reliefs?

a)
To gain social status and prestige in Roman society.
b)
To attract potential students and disciples.
c)
To convey their intellectual pursuits and associate with the tradition of philosophy in ancient Rome.
d)
To demonstrate their knowledge and wisdom to others.
46.

What is the tetrarchy?

a)
The tetrarchy was a system of government in ancient Rome where power was divided among four individuals.
b)
The tetrarchy was a system of government in ancient Rome where power was divided among three individuals.
c)
The tetrarchy was a system of government in ancient Greece where power was divided among four individuals.
d)
The tetrarchy was a system of government in ancient Rome where power was divided among five individuals.
47.

How did sculptors create unity in the image of the tetrarchy?

a)
By using different poses, clothing, and facial features for all four emperors.
b)
By creating individual sculptures for each emperor.
c)
By using different materials and colors for each emperor.
d)
By using similar poses, clothing, and facial features for all four emperors.
48.

What is the Edict of Milan?

a)
The Edict of Milan was a military campaign led by Constantine against the Germanic tribes in 314 AD
b)
The Edict of Milan was a decree issued by the Roman Emperor Constantine in 313 AD, which granted religious tolerance throughout the Roman Empire and legalized Christianity.
c)
The Edict of Milan was a treaty signed between Rome and Persia in 363 AD
d)
The Edict of Milan was a law passed by the Roman Senate in 312 AD, which banned Christianity
49.

In the Arch of Constantine the artists tried to make Constantine look like a good emperor. How did they do this?

a)
By showing him as a patron of the arts and sciences
b)
Depicting him in heroic poses, showing him as a conqueror, and including inscriptions that praised his achievements.
c)
By depicting him as a humble and modest leader
d)
By portraying him as a wise and just ruler
50.

The COLOSSUS OF CONSTANTINE breaks away from what roman portrait tradition?

a)

The tetrarchic look

b)

The idealistic look

c)

The heroic look

d)

The christian look

51.

 The large statue was composed of a ​ ​ (a)   core, a ​ (b)   torso covered with ​ (c)   and a head and limbs of ​ (d)   .​

Choose from the below words
brick
wooden
bronze
marble
basalt
diorite
lapiz lazuli
limestone
52.

The Aula Palatina has a ____________ ________ that

divides the main hall from the semicircular apse.

a)
eastern ceiling
b)
southern floor
c)
northern window
d)

central arch