WorksheetsAPAH Unit 3.1
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 19mins
The object functioned as
a salt cellar
a reliquary
an altarpiece
a donor portrait
San Vitale is located in
Pisa
Rome
Ravenna
Constantinople
The medium of the Rottgen Pieta is
multicolored marble
polychromed wood
glazed terracotta
painted gesso
The size and decoration of Romanesque churches represents the widespread reemergence of European monumental stone sculpture not seen since
Classical Greece
the Late Roman Empire
the Carolingian Revival
the Gothic period
Hagia Sophia was constructed in the
sixth century
seventh century
twelfth century
fourteenth century
An important structural innovation of Hagia Sophia is the use of
pendentives
corbelled galleries
groin vaults
concrete construction
Which characteristic typically differentiates a Gothic church from a Romanesque church?
The use of a basilica plan
The inclusion of a clerestory
The use of flying buttresses
The presence of a nave arcade
The cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels demonstrates both continuity and change through the use of
indigenous styles to express new religious meaning
religious imagery in a secular manuscript to appeal to a wider audience
classical references to serve a propagandistic purpose
cloisonné enamel in lavish manuscript production to increase its worth
The steady gazes and frontal poses of the foreground figures likely affected the original audience by
encouraging a personal connection with holy figures
modeling appropriate manners at court
monitoring the viewer’s moral conduct
demonstrating reverence for community elders
Both San Vitale and the Pantheon have which of the following architectural features?
Pendentives
A dome
An oculus
An ambulatory
Original viewers of the interior of Hagia Sophia were described as reacting with
fear at its vulnerability to earthquakes
disgust at its lavish display of opulence
awe that its dome seemingly hovered on a cushion of light
pride that all of its spaces were open to the entire populace
The work shown is an example of
a reliquary that would have contained sacred remains
an ornate fibula, like those found in Lombardic graves
a carved pyxis, which once held containers of fragrant perfume
an enconchado luxury good meant to be used as a diplomatic gift
Early Christians would probably have recognized the figures with raised arms shown between the lunettes of the fresco as representing
angels guarding the chapel
apostles preaching the Gospel
martyrs who died by crucifixion
believers in the act of prayer
How did the Medici family contribute to the Renaissance?
They were patrons of the arts
They killed off anyone who challenged their power
They went on a crime spree
They formed the first government that collected taxes
What is humanism?
discrimination against humans
Donatello
Michelangelo
The Renaissance started in the 14th century and flourished in _______ where there were abundant riches due to trades with the Ottoman Empire.
Hawaii
The Netherlands
France
Italy
The Renaissance was marked by a renewed interest in ____?
sports
Ancient Greek and Roman culture
Ancient Alaskan and Hawaiian culture
Greek food
Two structures associated with Emperor Justinian are
Santa Costanza and Saint Peter's
Saint-Denis and Chartres
Hagia Sophia and San Vitale
San Marco and the Doges' Palace
The Catacomb of Priscilla was designed by its original founders to provide a
secret location to baptize early Christian converts
refuge for early Christian families at times of religious persecution
burial place for members of the early Christian community
place of worship for large congregations of early Christians
Which of the following is true of the Gothic period?
Church patronage encouraged religious art.
Private patronage encouraged much still-life painting
Artists were educated in academies.
The greatest architectural innovations were made in domestic structures.
After its creation, Donatello's David was moved to within the Palazzo della Signoria in Florence, indicating the
use of a biblical subject to achieve political motives as a symbol of Florence's anti-tyrannical values
swiftness in which the tastes of Florentine elites changed
artist’s loss of favor within the guilds of Florence
desires of the Medici to secure and decorate their new palace
The plan of this church can be categorized as
cruciform
central
Greek
evil
The medium of the Bayeux Tapestry is
hand woven tapestry
The historical event depicted here is
The Great Horse Crash (2066)
