Art History 101

 

1.Title

1. Jericho figure
2. Human with feline head
3. Venus of Willendorf
4. Pregnant figure

 

2. Date

     a. 28-000BCE-22,000BCE

     b. 18,000BCE

     c. 12,000BCE

     d. 7,500BCE

 

3. Location

    a. Spain

    b. France

    c. Austria

    d. Africa

 

4. Significance

    a. Ancient doll

    b. Fertility goddess

    c. Strange interpretation of a woman

    d. Statue of mother

 

5.  Title

    a. Hall of Bulls

    b. Well Scene of Man, Rhinoceros, and Bison

    c. Spotted Hands and Negative Hand Imprints

    d. Two Bison Relief

 

6. Location

    a. Spain

    b. France

    c. Austria

    d. Africa

 

7. Location

    a. at mouths of caves

    b. on cliffs

    c. at sites of slaughter

    d. deep inside caves

 

8.  Title

   a. Ancient grave site

    b. Catal Huyuk

    c. Jericho

    d. Stonehenge

 

9. Location

    a. Africa

    b. Spain

    c. England

    d. Euphrates Valley

 

10. Title

    a.  Akkadian Rulers

    b. Statues of Worshipers

    c. Gudea

    d. Narim-Sin

 

11.  Location

     a.  Egypt

     b.  Iraq

     c.  Jordan

     d.  Ninevah

 

12.  Title

    a.  Stele of Hammurabi

    b.  Palette of Narmer

    c.  Stele of Narim-Sin

    d.  Standard of Ur

 

13. Significance

    a.  Written laws

    b. commemorates victory

    c.  prayer tablet

    d. mystical tale

 

14.  Title

    a.  Sphinx

    b. Winged Victory

    c. Griffin

    d. Lamassu

 

15.  Title

   a.  Stele of Narin-Sin

   b.  Palette of Narmer

   c.  Stele of Hammurabi

   d.  Rosetta Stone

 

16.  Significance

    a.  Depicts laws

    b.  Uniting of Upper and Lower Egypt

    c.  Victory Tablet

    d.  Deciphers Hieroglyphics

 

17.  Title

    a.  Pyramid of Khafre

    b.  Stepped Pyramid of Djoser

    c.  Rock cave of Beni Hasan

    d.  Ziggurat

 

18.  Architect

     a.  Djoser

     b. Beni Hasan

     c.  Imhotep

     d.  Menkaure

 

19.  Title

    a.  Khafre

    b.  Khufu

    c.  Imhotep

    d.  Menkaure

 

20.  Significance

    a.  Ka figure

    b.  votive statue

    c.  canopic jar

    d.  Egyptian god figure

 

21.  Title

    a.  Temple of Horus

    b.  Temple of Ramses II

    c.  Temple of Amen-Re

    d.  Temple of Hatshepsut

 

22.  Title

    a.  Olympic games

    b.  Toreador fresco

    c.  Taming of the bull

    d.  Springtime fresco

 

23. Location

    a.  Kamares

    b.  Tiryns

    c.  Atreus

    d. Knossos

 

24.  Title

    a.  Octopus vase

    b.  Harvester vase

    c.  Warrior vase

    d.  Vaphio cup

 

25.  Title

   a.  Cycladic idol

   b.  Snake goddess

   c.  Nefertiti

   d.  Ishtar

 

26.  Paleolithic artists often use a technique called ____ to depict the horns of animals.

    a.  linear perspective

    b.  optical perspective

    c.  twisted perspective

    d.  worm’s eye view

 

27.  A true arch was used

    a. Lascaux

    b. Babylon

    c.  Stonehenge

    d. Abu Simbel

 

28.  A predominant theme/s found in the art of the Assyrians was/were

    a.  the sun god, Aton

    b.  war and hunting

    c.  scenes of the afterlife

    d.  animal fables

 

29.  In ancient Mesopotamia the bull often symbolized

    a.  nature

    b.  the annual rotation of the sun

    c.  the god of death

    d.  the power of the storm god

 

30.  The many columned hall in an Egyptian temple is called

    a.  pylon hall

    b.  hypostyle hall

    c.  sanctuary hall

    d.  colonnade

 

31.  A tomb that resembles a truncated pyramid is called

    a.  tholos

    b.  dromos

    c.  mastaba

    d.  serdab

 

32.  A mortuary temple was built at Deir el Bahri for 

    a.  Nefertiti

    b.  Imhotep

    c.  Hatshepsut

    d.  Ti

 

33.Pyramids were most popular during the

    a.  Predynastic period

    b.  Middle Kingdom

    c.  Old Kingdom

    d.  New Kingdom

 

 

34.A building techniques used in Egyptian temples was

    a.  post and lintel

    b.  beam and balance

    c.  corbelled vaulting

    d.  cyclopean construction

 

35.  Minoan columns are distinguished by

    a.  tapering shape and bulbous capitals

    b.  pronounced swelling in the center

    c.  bud-shaped capitals

    d.  bull-shaped capitals

 

36.Numbers of elegant marble figurines from the Early Bronze Age have been found in

    a.  Mycenae

    b.  Cyclades Islands

    c.  Troy

    d. Knossos

 

37.The Treasury of Atreus is an example of

    a.  Mycenae fortification

    b.  beehive tomb

    c. Minoan sarcophagus

    d.  temple treasury

 

38.  A corbel was used

    a.  to make an arch or dome

    b.  as part of a drainage system

    c.  for drinking

    d.  to preserve the bones of ancestors

39. The part of the building that raises the structural roof section and allows light to enter is called

    a.  hypostyle

    b.  pylon

    c. clerestory

    d.  tholos

 

40.  Compared to work done in the Amarna style, the work done for Ramses II was

    a.  Much more fluid

    b.  More conventional

    c.  more realistic

    d.  more curvilinear

 

41.  The Amarna period is associated with which pharaoh?

    a.  Ramses II

    b.  Akhenaton

    c.  Tutankhamen

    d.  Hatshepsut

 

42.  A ka is

    a.  column in shape of a male figure

    b.  immortal human essence

    c.  monumental entrance of an Egyptian temple

    d.  a bench-shaped Egyptian tomb

 

43.A citadel refers to

    a.  ancient circular tomb

    b.  the passage into a beehive tomb

    c.  fortress that commands a city

    d.  metal working technique

 

44.Schliemann was

    a.  excavator of Troy and Mycenae

    b.  excavated on Crete

    c.  Greek traveler and geographer

    d.  discovered King Tut’s tomb

 

45.  Knossos was

    a.  an Egyptian city

    b.  Mycenae fortified city

    c.  group of islands in Aegean Sea

    d.  excavated on Crete

 

46.The Kamares style referred to

    a.  gold work

    b.  dry fresco

    c.  ceramics

    d.  relief sculpture

 

47.It is thought that Homer’s Illiad and Odyssey celebrated the heroes of 

    a.  Minoan Crete

    b.  Helladic Cyclades

    c.  Mycenaean Greece

    d.  Neolithic Thera

 

48.  A pinched waist, profile pose, and fluidly drawn forms are typical of the frescoes of

    a.  the Cyclades

    b.  Crete

    c.  Assyria

    d.  Mycenae

 

49.  The material/s used for the Standard of Ur was/were

    a.  glazed bricks

    b.  woven flax

    c.  electrum and bronze

    d.  shell inlay and lapis lazuli

 

50.  The Ishtar Gate comes from the city of

    a.  Knossos

    b.  Persepolis

    c.  Ur

    d.  Babylon 

 Art History 101

 

1.Title

1. Jericho figure
2. Human with feline head
3. Venus of Willendorf
4. Pregnant figure

 

2. Date

     a. 28-000BCE-22,000BCE

     b. 18,000BCE

     c. 12,000BCE

     d. 7,500BCE

 

3. Location

    a. Spain

    b. France

    c. Austria

    d. Africa

 

4. Significance

    a. Ancient doll

    b. Fertility goddess

    c. Strange interpretation of a woman

    d. Statue of mother

 

5.  Title

    a. Hall of Bulls

    b. Well Scene of Man, Rhinoceros, and Bison

    c. Spotted Hands and Negative Hand Imprints

    d. Two Bison Relief

 

6. Location

    a. Spain

    b. France

    c. Austria

    d. Africa

 

7. Location

    a. at mouths of caves

    b. on cliffs

    c. at sites of slaughter

    d. deep inside caves

 

8.  Title

   a. Ancient grave site

    b. Catal Huyuk

    c. Jericho

    d. Stonehenge

 

9. Location

    a. Africa

    b. Spain

    c. England

    d. Euphrates Valley

 

10. Title

    a.  Akkadian Rulers

    b. Statues of Worshipers

    c. Gudea

    d. Narim-Sin

 

11.  Location

     a.  Egypt

     b.  Iraq

     c.  Jordan

     d.  Ninevah

 

12.  Title

    a.  Stele of Hammurabi

    b.  Palette of Narmer

    c.  Stele of Narim-Sin

    d.  Standard of Ur

 

13. Significance

    a.  Written laws

    b. commemorates victory

    c.  prayer tablet

    d. mystical tale

 

14.  Title

    a.  Sphinx

    b. Winged Victory

    c. Griffin

    d. Lamassu

 

15.  Title

   a.  Stele of Narin-Sin

   b.  Palette of Narmer

   c.  Stele of Hammurabi

   d.  Rosetta Stone

 

16.  Significance

    a.  Depicts laws

    b.  Uniting of Upper and Lower Egypt

    c.  Victory Tablet

    d.  Deciphers Hieroglyphics

 

17.  Title

    a.  Pyramid of Khafre

    b.  Stepped Pyramid of Djoser

    c.  Rock cave of Beni Hasan

    d.  Ziggurat

 

18.  Architect

     a.  Djoser

     b. Beni Hasan

     c.  Imhotep

     d.  Menkaure

 

19.  Title

    a.  Khafre

    b.  Khufu

    c.  Imhotep

    d.  Menkaure

 

20.  Significance

    a.  Ka figure

    b.  votive statue

    c.  canopic jar

    d.  Egyptian god figure

 

21.  Title

    a.  Temple of Horus

    b.  Temple of Ramses II

    c.  Temple of Amen-Re

    d.  Temple of Hatshepsut

 

22.  Title

    a.  Olympic games

    b.  Toreador fresco

    c.  Taming of the bull

    d.  Springtime fresco

 

23. Location

    a.  Kamares

    b.  Tiryns

    c.  Atreus

    d. Knossos

 

24.  Title

    a.  Octopus vase

    b.  Harvester vase

    c.  Warrior vase

    d.  Vaphio cup

 

25.  Title

   a.  Cycladic idol

   b.  Snake goddess

   c.  Nefertiti

   d.  Ishtar

 

26.  Paleolithic artists often use a technique called ____ to depict the horns of animals.

    a.  linear perspective

    b.  optical perspective

    c.  twisted perspective

    d.  worm’s eye view

 

27.  A true arch was used

    a. Lascaux

    b. Babylon

    c.  Stonehenge

    d. Abu Simbel

 

28.  A predominant theme/s found in the art of the Assyrians was/were

    a.  the sun god, Aton

    b.  war and hunting

    c.  scenes of the afterlife

    d.  animal fables

 

29.  In ancient Mesopotamia the bull often symbolized

    a.  nature

    b.  the annual rotation of the sun

    c.  the god of death

    d.  the power of the storm god

 

30.  The many columned hall in an Egyptian temple is called

    a.  pylon hall

    b.  hypostyle hall

    c.  sanctuary hall

    d.  colonnade

 

31.  A tomb that resembles a truncated pyramid is called

    a.  tholos

    b.  dromos

    c.  mastaba

    d.  serdab

 

32.  A mortuary temple was built at Deir el Bahri for 

    a.  Nefertiti

    b.  Imhotep

    c.  Hatshepsut

    d.  Ti

 

33.Pyramids were most popular during the

    a.  Predynastic period

    b.  Middle Kingdom

    c.  Old Kingdom

    d.  New Kingdom

 

 

34.A building techniques used in Egyptian temples was

    a.  post and lintel

    b.  beam and balance

    c.  corbelled vaulting

    d.  cyclopean construction

 

35.  Minoan columns are distinguished by

    a.  tapering shape and bulbous capitals

    b.  pronounced swelling in the center

    c.  bud-shaped capitals

    d.  bull-shaped capitals

 

36.Numbers of elegant marble figurines from the Early Bronze Age have been found in

    a.  Mycenae

    b.  Cyclades Islands

    c.  Troy

    d. Knossos

 

37.The Treasury of Atreus is an example of

    a.  Mycenae fortification

    b.  beehive tomb

    c. Minoan sarcophagus

    d.  temple treasury

 

38.  A corbel was used

    a.  to make an arch or dome

    b.  as part of a drainage system

    c.  for drinking

    d.  to preserve the bones of ancestors

39. The part of the building that raises the structural roof section and allows light to enter is called

    a.  hypostyle

    b.  pylon

    c. clerestory

    d.  tholos

 

40.  Compared to work done in the Amarna style, the work done for Ramses II was

    a.  Much more fluid

    b.  More conventional

    c.  more realistic

    d.  more curvilinear

 

41.  The Amarna period is associated with which pharaoh?

    a.  Ramses II

    b.  Akhenaton

    c.  Tutankhamen

    d.  Hatshepsut

 

42.  A ka is

    a.  column in shape of a male figure

    b.  immortal human essence

    c.  monumental entrance of an Egyptian temple

    d.  a bench-shaped Egyptian tomb

 

43.A citadel refers to

    a.  ancient circular tomb

    b.  the passage into a beehive tomb

    c.  fortress that commands a city

    d.  metal working technique

 

44.Schliemann was

    a.  excavator of Troy and Mycenae

    b.  excavated on Crete

    c.  Greek traveler and geographer

    d.  discovered King Tut’s tomb

 

45.  Knossos was

    a.  an Egyptian city

    b.  Mycenae fortified city

    c.  group of islands in Aegean Sea

    d.  excavated on Crete

 

46.The Kamares style referred to

    a.  gold work

    b.  dry fresco

    c.  ceramics

    d.  relief sculpture

 

47.It is thought that Homer’s Illiad and Odyssey celebrated the heroes of 

    a.  Minoan Crete

    b.  Helladic Cyclades

    c.  Mycenaean Greece

    d.  Neolithic Thera

 

48.  A pinched waist, profile pose, and fluidly drawn forms are typical of the frescoes of

    a.  the Cyclades

    b.  Crete

    c.  Assyria

    d.  Mycenae

 

49.  The material/s used for the Standard of Ur was/were

    a.  glazed bricks

    b.  woven flax

    c.  electrum and bronze

    d.  shell inlay and lapis lazuli

 

50.  The Ishtar Gate comes from the city of

    a.  Knossos

    b.  Persepolis

    c.  Ur

    d.  Babylon