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Unit 1 Test 24/25

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What pharaoh decided to abandon the former religious practices of Egypt in favor of a single 'god of the sun'?
a)
Amenhotep
b)
Ramesses
c)
Akhenaten
d)
Tutankhamun
2.
Egyptian writing system using images is known as what?
a)
Cuneform
b)
Hieroglyphics
c)
Kichwa
d)
Swahili
3.

The largest Pyramid was made for which Pharaoh?

a)

Khufu

b)

Khafre

c)

Sphinx

d)

Tutankhamun

4.

Pyramids were built for _____________.

a)

Places to worship their gods.

b)

Tombs for their Pharaohs.

c)

Large three dimensional triangles in the sand.

5.

The most famous Pharaoh's tomb that has been discovered was Tutankhamun's. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Most of the Ancient Egyptian Art we have in museums today is because they were discovered in tombs. True or False?

a)

False

b)

True

7.

Besides the Pyramids, where are many of the tombs of the Pharaohs?

a)

Valley of the Kings

b)

Mordor

c)

Death Valley

d)

Valley of the Nile

8.
What are the three main historical periods of Ancient Egypt?
a)
Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom.
b)

Archaic period, Intermediate period, New Kingdom

c)

Old Kingdom, Intermediate Period, New Kingdom

9.

What is the Ka aspect of the Egyptian soul?

a)

The part of the soul that travels to the afterlife

b)

The part of the soul attached to an individuals name

c)

The part of the soul that stays with the body and must be maintained

d)

The part of the soul that represents someones shadow/capacity for evil

10.

What is the Ba aspect of the Egyptian soul?

a)

The part of the soul that stays with the body and must be maintained

b)

The part of the soul that moves on into the afterlife

c)

The part of the soul that is associated with the shadow/capacity for evil

d)

The part of the Egyptian soul associated with their name

11.

Who was the only female Pharaoh?

a)

Cleopatra

b)

Nefertiabet

c)

Hatshepsut

d)

Nefertititi

12.
What were the first artworks from prehistoric times?
a)
Leather goods
b)
Cave Paintings
c)
Stone Structures
d)
Rock statues
13.

What do the cave art images tell us about the people that made them?

a)

They were likely hunters.

b)

They weren't very creative people.

c)

They were likely farmers.

14.
What subject matter did the pre-historic people draw?
a)
Rocks
b)
Planets
c)
Weapons
d)
Animals
15.
Paleolithic artists had what five main colors at their disposal?
a)
Red, white, blue and green
b)
Yellow, red, brown, black and white 
c)
Blue, green, purple, violet
d)
Red, orange, yellow and pink
16.

What technique did early artists use to paint cave walls?

a)

Chewing animal fat (binder) and mixing it with crushed flowers (pigment) and blowing it onto walls

b)

Dipping hands in seed oil (binder) and mixing it with minerals (pigment) to finger paint on walls

c)

Chewing animal fat (binder) and mixing it with crushed up minerals (pigment) to blow onto walls

d)

Dipping hands in seed oil (binder) and mixing it with crushed flowers (pigment) and blowing it onto walls

17.
What are the visual characteristics of Prehistoric Art? (What does it look like?)
a)
Natural colors; animal images; symbolic; stylized
b)
Bright colors; animal images; symbolic; realistic
c)
Natural colors; landscapes; symbolic; realistic
d)
Bright colors; portraits; symbolic; stylized
18.
Which Prehistoric culture does this artwork belong to?
a)
Northern Europe (Spain, France)
b)
Aboriginal Australians
c)
Celts (Scotland, Ireland)
d)
Native Americans
19.

For what purpose did prehistoric people make art?

a)

To connect with and have power over the animals they hunt

b)

To tell stories of their great hunts to tribesmen

c)

To practice art for fun

d)

To remember the dead animals slain in the hunt

20.

In what century was the first cave painting discovered?

a)

14th

b)

16th

c)

18th

d)

19th

21.
What happened to the Lascaux Cave after it was found?
a)
It was looted during WWII
b)
It was vandalized by teenagers
c)
Constant visitors caused the artwork to deteriorate
d)
It was closed and believed to be a hoax