WorksheetsCH7 Quizzez
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 30mins
What are some characteristics of Roman architecture during the Roman Republic?
Etruscan traits and Greek characteristics
Egyptian traits and Roman characteristics
Etruscan traits and Mesopotamian traits
Etruscan traits and Prehistoric characteristics
What revolutionized architecture during the Roman Republic?
Concrete
Marble
Wood
Brick
Which shapes were used in the Pantheon?
Circles and triangles
Squares and rectangles
Circles and squares
Triangles and rectangles
What did the barrel vaults do for the shops in the Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia?
Gave them shape
Gave them support
Gave them cover
Gave them diabetes
Which emperor's sculptures revived the veristic look?
Constantine
Vespasian
Trajan
Hadrian
Which style of painting imitates costly marble?
4th style
3rd style
2nd style
1st style
What architectural feature is characteristic of the Pantheon?
Barrel vaults
Pediment
Dome
Columns
What ended the persecution of Christians during the Late Empire?
The Edict of Milan
The Pantheon
The Forum of Trajan
The Colosseum
What is a typical style of Late Antiquity?
Realistic and detailed portraits
Dynamic and dramatic poses
Symmetrical composition with balanced figures
Central frontal figure with figures at each side
What type of painting was popular in the finer Ostian apartments?
Black and white mosaics
Fresco painting
Watercolor painting
Oil painting
An Etruscan architectural trait is:
Columns in front and back
Flight of steps in front only
A mix of Greek and Roman
Pseudoperipteral
The Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia uses concrete for vaults that (a) the terraces, cover the (b) and give the shop (c)
How do Romans show patrician pride?
Mummy Masks
Tomb Reliefs
Fountain Mosaics
Portrait Busts
Romans believed that the (a) was enough for a complete portrait.
What does veristic mean?
Depicting or representing things as they really are, hyperreal
What was the center of civic life for the ancient Romans?
What is a double theater?
What holds up the Roman amphitheater?
The Roman amphitheater is held up by barrel vaults.
What were Roman amphitheaters used for?
Match the following
fenestrated sequence of groin vaults
groin vault
hemispherical dome
barrel vault
How was water moved into the city and what made it possible?
Water was moved into the city through aqueducts, which were made possible with concrete.
Why was concrete the Romans preferred material?
Concrete was cheap and easy to produce and easier to clean.
What did Roman arches celebrate?
What characterizes 4th style Roman art painting?
What characterizes 2nd style Roman art painting?
How would people portray themselves in Roman portrait paintings and how?
Which Roman painting is classified as a still life?
Which Roman painting is classified as a mosaic?
Who was the first non Italian Emperor of Rome?
Trajan
What is the focal point of Trajan’s forum?
The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have what?
The COLUMN OF TRAJAN was the first to have a spiral relief.
What is a basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN called?
A basic unit in the MARKETS OF TRAJAN is called a taberna.
Which emperor loved the arts and had more portraits done of him than anyone (besides Augustus)?
Hadrian
During which emperor’s rule was the Pantheon built?
Who is the Pantheon dedicated to?
The Pantheon is dedicated to all the goddess Athena.
The Pantheon is dedicated to the all the gods of Rome
What is the center opening of the Pantheon's dome called?
What are coffers in the Pantheon?
How do the coffers help the architecture in the Pantheon?
Where were terracotta plaques placed in ancient Rome?
On the walls of tombs
The COLUMN OF ANTONINUS PIUS is a perfect example of what?
The transition of Late Antiquity to Roman
The transition of Chinese to Roman
The transition of Greek to Late Antiquity
The transition of Greek to Roman
MARCUS AURELIUS statue is a major turning point that marks the beginning of the end of Classical Art. What was it first to do?
The MARCUS AURELIUS statue was the first to depict a Roman emperor as weary or sad.
Why did Romans start commissioning sarcophagi?
Romans started commissioning sarcophagi because they stopped doing cremations.
What replaced the traditional stylized death masks in ancient Rome?
Bronze busts
Portrait paintings
What begins to happen to the figures in art during the Late Empire?
Why would some Romans choose to show themselves as philosophers in reliefs?
What is the tetrarchy?
How did sculptors create unity in the image of the tetrarchy?
What is the Edict of Milan?
In the Arch of Constantine the artists tried to make Constantine look like a good emperor. How did they do this?
The COLOSSUS OF CONSTANTINE breaks away from what roman portrait tradition?
The tetrarchic look
The idealistic look
The heroic look
The christian look
The large statue was composed of a (a) core, a (b) torso covered with (c) and a head and limbs of (d) .
The Aula Palatina has a ____________ ________ that
divides the main hall from the semicircular apse.
central arch
