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Topic 2 - quiz

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Artists sometimes rethink what materials can even be used to make art. From what material it is made?

a)

Butter sculptures

b)

Video cassete

c)

Modern clay

d)

Soft rock

2.

An artist famous from her creation of butter sculptures .............

a)

John Murray

b)

Josh Bush

c)

Thomas Phinney

d)

Caroline Brook

3.

What did Brook use to preserve her butter sculptures?

a)

salt

b)

ice

c)

water

d)

sug

4.

Who is known for exhibiting butter sculptures in galleries with ice to prevent melting?


a)

Marie Tussaud

b)

Sarah Bernhardt

c)

Caroline S. Brooks

d)
  • Georgia O'Keeffe

5.

This masterpiece is known as .............

a)

Butterly Sculptures

b)

Flying Shoes

c)

Dominique Blain's Missa

d)

Cassete Potraits

6.

Charles Darwin’s surviving sketches of finches in ............

a)

the Galapagos

b)

the Vietnam

c)

the Soutern Carribean

d)

the Africa

7.

How old is the illustration of a babirusa deep in the Maros-Pangkep caves of Indonesia?

a)

30,000 year-old

b)

35,000 year-old

c)

15,000 year-old

d)

12,000 year-old

8.

Caroline S. Brooks made her first butter sculpture to promote her husband's dairy farm.


a)

Yes

b)

No

c)
d)
9.

Prehistoric drawings, paintings, and engravings found on the walls and ceilings of caves and rock shelters is called as .................

a)

Butter art

b)

Cave art

c)

Ancient art

d)

cassete art

10.

John Karl Daniels sculpted "Dreaming Iolanthe" in 1873, exhibited in Cincinnati in 1874.

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)
d)
11.

What does the installation MISSA primarily consist of?

a)

Painted canvases

b)

Sculpted figures

c)

Projected images

d)

Hanging army boots

12.

What is the main theme of Dominique Blain's MISSA?

a)

The beauty of peace

b)

The sadness and seriousness of war

c)

The glory of victory

d)

The strategy of battles

13.

The second Eiffel Tower, named Eiffela is created by .............

a)

Alvin Murray

b)

Phillipe Maindron

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Lascaux Eifellas

14.

When did the Lascaux cave became a popular tourist site?

a)

during World War ll

b)

after Nazi era

c)

after World War II

d)

during Nazi era

15.

Why did The Lascaux cave be sealed off to the public in 1963?

a)

because the maintaining of the cave drawing was too expensive

b)

because people afraid the cave will colapse

c)

because the breath and sweat of visitors created carbon dioxide and humidity that would damage the paintings

d)

becasue the ticket was too hard to get

16.

What technology helps reveal hard-to-see cave paintings?

a)

Photogrammetry

b)

Ultrasound

c)

X-Ray

d)

Microscopy

17.

What concept did the Galapagos finches help Darwin understand clearly?

a)

Gravity


b)

Natural selection


c)

Adaptation


d)
  • Nuclear theory


18.

How did the artists recreate the Lascaux Cave's replica?


a)

measurements from ancient records


b)

hand-measured the entire cave


c)

3D digital scan the cave


d)
  • sketch the details of the cave


19.

In 1940, four teenagers in Barcelona discovered the Lascaux cave with prehistoric paintings

a)

Yes

b)

No

20.

Lascaux Caves was closed to the public in 1963 for what reason?

a)

to protect the visitors


b)

to protect the ancient rocks


c)

to fix the cave entrance


d)
  • to protect the cave paintings


21.

Why did The Lascaux cave be sealed off to the public in 1963?

a)

because the maintaining of the cave drawing was too expensive

b)

because people afraid the cave will colapse

c)

because the breath and sweat of visitors created carbon dioxide and humidity that would damage the paintings

d)

becasue the ticket was too hard to get

22.

To allow people to experience the artwork inside Lascaux Caves, what did the government do?

a)

build a replica of the cave

b)

close the cave forever from visitors

c)

relocate the cave in another place

d)

repaint all the paintings in the cave

23.

Social media suggested turning what into a giant slide for April Fools' Day?


a)

The Eiffel Tower

b)

Eiffela


c)

The Great Pyramid of Giza


d)
  • Giza’s Great Pyramid in Detroit


24.

About what city is Gonzaga University students are using VR to learn?


a)

Paris

b)

Atlantis


c)

Pompeii


d)
  • Eastwood


25.

What was Erika Iris Simmons' motivation to make something out of her cassette tapes?

a)

She could make more money off of cassette tape sculptures

b)

She had a crush on Jim Morrison

c)

She wanted to make history with a new innovative form of art

d)
  • She knew that her tapes were useless.

26.

Someone with 200 spare army boots is most likely to make which work of art?

a)

The Ocher Atelier

b)

The Opening of the Diet 1683

c)

Missa

d)
  • Judith and Holofernes

27.

Which of these is a goal of Dominique Blain qith MISSA?

a)

To celebrate military achievements


b)

To critique modern art


c)

To remember and reflect on the impact of war


d)
  • To showcase technological advancements in warfare


28.

How would ancient cave art be created if the scholar lived around 40000 years ago?

a)

Using tomato sauce


b)

On papyrus


c)

With berry juice


d)
  • On cave walls


29.

Where is the 35,000-yo babirusa illustration located?

a)

Sulawesi, Indonesia


b)

Alabama, USA


c)

Paris, France


d)
  • Melbourne, Australia


30.

What dating technique was used for the sulawesi cave art?

a)

Carbon dating


b)

Uranium/Thorium dating


c)

Potassium-Argon dating


d)
  • Optical dating


31.

Who first noted the caves with ancient art in sulawesi?

a)

Charles Darwin


b)

Alfred Wallace


c)

John Gould


d)
  • Erasmus Darwin


32.

What kind of birds did Charles Darwin study in the Galapagos?

a)

Pigeons


b)

Sparrows


c)

Finches


d)
  • Eagles


33.

What future technology could help find more hidden cave art?

a)

Satellite imagery


b)

Full-body scanners


c)

Drones


d)
  • Deep learning AI


34.

Did the London Undergound succeed in updating its font in 2016 for a modern look?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Depends on the alphabet


d)
  • Not clear


35.

In 1963, how did the customers pay for items at a supermarket before the adoption of barcodes?

a)

Clerk typed in the price of every item


b)

Self-checkout machines


c)
  • Scanned


36.

What kind of experts could be hired to check the authenticity of documents based on the text font?

a)

Forensic accounting experts


b)

Forensic font experts


c)

Printing experts


d)
  • Technology ex


37.

To minimize human close interaction, self checkout service popular during .................

a)

covid 19 pandemic

b)

hunting season

c)

high season

d)

holiday season

38.

a system commonly found in retail stores and supermarkets that allows customers to scan, bag, and pay for their purchases without the assistance of a cashier is known as ..................

a)

barcode scanner

b)

mobile payment methods

c)

transactio

d)

self check-out

39.

The inventor of the printing press in the mid-15th century

a)

Johannes Gutenberg

b)

Cameron Chapman

c)

Nelson Madela

d)

Nicholas Tesla