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WorksheetsLecture 9 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The gold Fibula from the Regolini-Galassi Tomb demonstrates Etruscan mastery of:
Lost-wax bronze casting
Granulation and repoussé
Gold inlay
Tesserae techniques
The Apulu (Apollo) statue from the Temple of Mnerva at Veii would have been placed where?
The roof of the temple
On the porch to place offerings in front of
Inside the temple where only priests could access
In the peristyle garden to be viewed by visitors
The Sarcophagus of the Spouses is significant because:
It indicates that women were only shown in relationship with the men in their lives
It uses a distinctly Etruscan technique that the Romans later utilized
It offers unique insights into Etruscan culture and the status of women
It shows the nature of human sacrifice to offer companionship in the afterlife
The Capitoline Wolf traditionally symbolizes:
Romulus and Remus and the founding of Rome
A Roman myth about the equality of man and nature
A pair of humans raised by a wolf that were later found by a hunter
The skill and imagination of Roman metal workers.
The House of the Faun in Pompeii is especially notable for its:
Little faun that would win a fist fight
Multistory apartments
Floor mosaics
Large, complex floorplan
The Bacchanalian mystery rites frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries are painted in:
First Style
Second Style
Third Style
Fourth Style
The Ara Pacis Augustae was built to honor:
Augustus' conversion of faith
Vespasian’s military victories
Nero’s artistic achievements
Augustus’ establishment of peace
The Arch of Titus includes reliefs depicting:
The Spoils of Jerusalem
The murder of Julius Caesar
The fire of 64 CE
The founding of Constantinople
The Portraits of the Tetrarchs are characterized by:
Naturalistic drapery
Classical idealization
Stylized unity and shared authority
Dramatic contrapposto
The Basilica Nova (Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine) used:
A timber truss roof
Massive groin vaults
Post-and-lintel construction
All marble ceilings
