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1
What does the depiction of both husband and wife say about Etruscan society?
Marriage was highly religious
They negated the gender binary
Women had relatively high social standing
Women were their husband's property
2
What is the correct name for this architectural feature?
Groin Vault
Coffer
Extended Arch
Barrel vault
3
This piece is located
in Veii
between shops
in an ancient neighborhood
on top of the owner's business
4
The Forum of Trajan was designed by
Augustus of Prima Porta
Emperor Flavian
Emperor Trajan
Apollodorus of Damascus
5
Etruscan temples (like the one pictured) tend to have columns of which order?
Doric
Corinthian
Tuscan
Ionic
6
Which of the following does not contain fresco?
House of the Vettii
The Colosseum
Tomb of the Triclinium
The Pantheon
7
The Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus is an example of...
isocephalism
horror vacui
paternalism
hellenistic art
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What does Augustus's breastplate depict?
previous kings ruling over Rome
gods taking back Roman standards
his power over rome
a battle between countries
9
Head of a Roman Patrician is most similar to Greek art from which period?
hellenistic
etruscan
classical
archaic
10
The Forum of Trajan contains all of the following except...
a market
a museum
a monumental column
a basilica
11
This piece is also known as the _____ amphitheater.
Augustinian
Flavian
Colossal
Etruscan
12
The Colosseum has columns of every order except...
doric
ionic
corinthian
tuscan
13
Where was this sculpture of Apollo located?
The Temple of Veii
The Taj Mahal
The House of Vetii
Cerveteri
14
Which of these pieces was dated BCE?
Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus
Head of a Roman Patrician
The Colosseum
The Pantheon
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This work is...
veristic
phoenecian
being destroyed by ISIS
an example of isocephalism