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WorksheetsGEC 004 Midterm Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
A painter intentionally paints a man's face as if it were torn apart and rearranged in sharp angles. Which abstraction method is this?
Mangling
Elongation
Distortion
Cubism
A painter shows a man whose body is cut into several geometric blocks and shapes. What form of abstraction is used?
Distortion
Cubism
Mangling
Expressionism
What was the common subject or theme of pre-historic paintings?
Farming and festivals
Hunting scenes
Portraits of leaders
Ocean views
An artist paints a golden key floating in the air to represent freedom and hope. Which method best describes this?
Symbolism
Cubism
Realism
Futurism
Who is considered the Father of Modern Art and the greatest Impressionist?
Vincent van Gogh
Paul Cezanne
Francisco Goya
Claude Monet
The pyramids of Egypt were built very large and tall. What idea did this show
Power and forever life after death
Simplicity of design
Weakness of the pharaoh
Lack of skill
The Palace of Knossos had good drainage and storage rooms. What can we learn from that?
They loved dancing
They were smart and organized
They liked magic
They didn't care about design
The martyrium, a round church, shows what idea?
Power of rulers
Fear of death
A place for fun
God as the center of life
The St. Peter's Basilica is an example of Baroque Architecture.
FALSE
TRUE
A museum curator claims that Islamic architecture's uniqueness comes mainly from its exterior decorations, ignoring the Interior space influenced by domes.
TRUE
FALSE
The Baroque Architecture is known for being plain and simple with little decoration.
TRUE
FALSE
It is a burial mound that holds Buddha's relics.
Horyu-ji Temple
Aniconic Phase
Chaitya
Stupa
A Korean period known for the Seokguram Grotto Buddha.
Neolithic Korea
Qin Dynasty
Unified Silla Period
Vedic Period
It is the oldest wooden temple in Japan.
Horyu-ji Temple
Vishnu
Chaitya
Jornon Temple
During the medieval period, what symbols were commonly used in Early Christian art
Liens, swords, and shields
Arches and pillars
Cross, fish, lamb, and doves
Kings and warriors
