Works like this, known as Ukiyo-e, were purchased

by a range of middle class patrons

Ways in which this work is similar to "Travelers among Mountains and Streams" include

The use of mountains to convey meaning, The obscuring of the importance of the artist

A main function of the work was

as a room divider to create an intimate space

Handscrolls like this are known as "emaki" and "otoko-e" because

They are handscrolls meant for men, specifically samurai

Works like these were initially popular with

Wealthy merchants and tradespeople

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Rinpa Style of Korin?

An attention to meticulous detail

This work reflects the influence of both Daoist and Neo-Confucian ideas in

Its depiction of nature as harmonious and humbling

In the Forbidden City, the two courts present were divided based on

An outer court for state matters and an inner court for domestic ones

The works were used as

Ritual offerings at a Daoist temple

Among the innovations in this work, which is NOT an example?

the emphasis on line, pattern and cropped images

Which is not true about the sculpture?

the main figure represents Siddartha Gautama, Shakyamuni Buddha

This work consciously reflects a campaign of modernization in

The media employed for its creation and multiplication, the depiction of telephone poles, The Socialist Realist style the artist adopted

The figure's use could best be described as

providing for the defense of a deceased ruler

The works' materials reflect

Chinese and Iranian materials and techniques

Contextually, the work was painted, printed and then distributed because

Mao Zedong wanted to reclaim support during the Cultural Revolution

The original purpose of this particular structure was

as a throne room and audience hall for the Ming emperor

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1
Works like this, known as Ukiyo-e, were purchased
by Samurai
by a range of middle class patrons
for offerings in a temple
by wealthy merchants and aristocrats
2
The work is "The Burning of Sanjo Palace," which depicts
a battle of gods and demons
an invasion from a foreign land
an episode from a civil war
an imperial conquest
3
The figure was made of
limestone
terra cotta
marble
porcelain
4
The emphasis on symmetry along an axis from South to North is an example of
Rinpa
Darshan
Feng shui
Ukiyo-e
5
The structure is from
Laksmana Temple in India
Longmen caves in China
Todai-ji in Japan
Bamiyan in Afghanistan
6
Depicted is a structure from the
Ryoan-Ji monastery complex
Temple complex of Longmen Caves
Forbidden City in Beijing
Todai-ji complex in Kyoto
7
Ways in which this work is similar to "Travelers among Mountains and Streams" include
The use of mountains to convey meaning
The importance of a central, monumental figure
The obscuring of the importance of the artist
The approach to perspective used
8
A main function of the work was
as a room divider to create an intimate space
as an aid to meditation
as a wall decoration for an ordinary house
as a focus for ancestor worship
9
Handscrolls like this are known as "emaki" and "otoko-e" because
They are handscrolls meant for men, specifically samurai
They are hanging scrolls meant for a large audience
They are handscrolls meant for a large audience
They are hanging scrolls meant for men, specifically samurai
10
The work, "Red and White Plum Blossoms" by Ogata Korin, is
an album leaf
a hanging scroll
two folding screens
a handscroll
11
The work is by
Ogata Korim
Fan Kuan
Unkyo
Bichitr
12
Works like these were initially popular with
Ordinary people
The Shogun and his court
The Samurai class
Wealthy merchants and tradespeople
13
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Rinpa Style of Korin?
A fluid, mottled surface produced by painting on damp surfaces and paint
Images that are cropped
Partially abstract images
An attention to meticulous detail
14
The work on our curriculum is "Chairman Mao en route to Anyuan," which is best described as
An album leaf
A color lithograph
A hanging scroll
An oil painting
15
This work reflects the influence of both Daoist and Neo-Confucian ideas in
Its depiction of nature as a force only overcome by human virtue
Its depiction of nature as harmonious and humbling
Its depiction of nature as chaos humans must control
Its depiction of several symbols for ancestral rites
16
In the Forbidden City, the two courts present were divided based on
An outer court for commoners and an inner court for nobles and the emperor
An outer court for state matters and an inner court for domestic ones
An outer court for men and an inner court entirely for women
An outer court where women were allowed but an inner one just for men
17
The works were used as
Items for export and trade
Ritual offerings at a Daoist temple
Offerings at a family altar
Grave goods
18
Among the innovations in this work, which is NOT an example?
the employment of new colors through imported ink
the emphasis on line, pattern and cropped images
the introduction of landscape subject matter
the use of linear perspective in Japanese art
19
These works are from
The Edo Period
The Joseon Dynasty
The Yuan Dynasty
The Ming Dynasty
20
Which is not true about the sculpture?
It includes boddhisattva figures
the main figure has an ushnisha
Its major patron was a Chinese empress
the main figure represents Siddartha Gautama, Shakyamuni Buddha
21
The towers in the structure
represent burial mouinds
represent a sacred mountain
represent the creative power of the god
are minarets for prayer
22
This work consciously reflects a campaign of modernization in
The costume worn by the main figure
The media employed for its creation and multiplication
the depiction of telephone poles
The Socialist Realist style the artist adopted
23
The figure's use could best be described as
spiritually guarding a temple
marking a grave for mourners
providing for the defense of a deceased ruler
representing a canon of male perfection
24
The complex is sacred to
Buddha Vairocana
Shiva
Vishnu
Angkor
25
The work's media is
Watercolors and ink on paper
Watercolors and ink on silk
Ink on silk
Ink on paper
26
The complex is
Angkor Wat in Cambodia
Ryoan-Ji in Japan
Todai-ji in Japan
Borobudor in Java
27
The works' materials reflect
Chinese and Iranian materials and techniques
Chinese and Korean techniques and materials
Japanese and Indian techniques and materials
Exclusive Chinese materials and technology
28
The work is the Taj Mahal, which was built in
the 15th Century
the 18th Century
the 16th Century
the 17th Century
29
Contextually, the work was painted, printed and then distributed because
Mao Zedong wanted to reclaim support during the Cultural Revolution
Mao Zedong wanted to encourage citizens to support a miner's strike
Mao Zedong wanted to encourage support for the Great Leap Forward
The Party wanted to oppose the influence of Russian art
30
The original purpose of this particular structure was
as a summer residence for the Ming emperor
as a throne room and audience hall of the Yuan emperor
as a throne room and audience hall for the Ming emperor
as a summer residence for the Yuan emperor

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