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AP AH Final Exam Review I
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1
The imagery on this work is organized through the artist's the use of...
pediments
hieroglyphics
registers
illuminations
2
The work shown is...
the tomb of Tutankhamun
the last judgment of Hu-Nefer, from his tomb
the mausoleum of Emperor Qin
the Tomb of the Triclinium
3
Where was this work created?
Tasmania; Australia
Marshall Islands; Micronesia
Cook Islands; Polynesia
Vanuatu; Australia
4
What is the term for is a person who is on the path towards Buddhahood?
Vidyaraja
Ashura
Rinpoche
Bodhisattva
5
Who is being memorialized in this work?
Karl Marx
Karl Jung
Karl Liebknecht
Karl Lagerfeld
6
This work can be attributed to the prehistoric culture that produced the...
Running horned woman from Tassili n'Ajjer, Algeria
Tlatilco female figurine from Central Mexico
Ambum stone from Papua New Guinea
Anthropomorphic stele from the Arabian Peninsula
7
Who created this work?
Alfred Stieglitz
Louis Daguerre
Andrew Warhol
Eadward Muybridge
8
What technique was used to create this piece?
Block Tracing
Press-dye printing
Lithographic print
Polychrome woodblock print
9
The building shown was built in which art historical style?
Baroque
Gothic
Byzantine
Romanesque
10
A stupa is usually understood to be a....
an Islamic hall devoted to prayer
a Hindu temple with multiple towers
a rectangular Egyptian tomb
a mound-shaped Buddhist shrine
11
Which of the following properties of the work is
false
?
Context: Animals shed skin to become human
Location: Northeast Canada (Atlantic)
Title/designation: Transformation Mask
Materials: Wood, paint, and string
12
What historical event does the Bayeux Tapestry depict?
The Battle of Hastings
The French Revolution
The Hundred Years War
The Franco-Prussian War
13
The exterior design of the Parthenon exemplifies which of the following architectural orders?
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Composite
14
Name the subject and artist, respectively.
Jahangir; Bichitr
Bahram Gur; Muhammad ibn al-Zain
Sultan Muhammad; Ustad Ahmad Lahori
Shah Jahan; Korin
15
The architect of the Pantheon in Rome sought to impress viewers by...
requiring them to circumambulate the pronaos.
placing an enormous chryselephantine cult statue in the center.
restricting access to the cella through the use of a choir screen.
incorporating an unexpectedly large interior space.
16
The principal subjects of Mary Cassatt’s artworks tended to be...
women and children
aristocracy and nobility
ballet dancers
rural peasants
17
Maria Martínez' black-on-black pottery technique included a smooth, high-gloss surface finish, achieved by...
Mixing acrylic black paint into the clay
Firing the pieces in an electric kiln at high temperatures
Applying slip and polishing the surface with a smooth stone
Using the latest European firing techniques
18
Moai statues were built to honor?
Chieftains and important dead people
Religious deities
Cultural heroes
The bird-men
19
When considering culture and style, which of the following works is most similar to this one?
Spiral Jetty
Sunflower Seeds
Traveler's Among Mountains and Streams
Old Man's Cloth
20
Who is being honored in this procession?
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Mary I
Queen Victoria I
21
The
Doryphoros
, or
Spear-Bearer
, is a canonical Classical Greek statue attributed to
Polykleitos
Praxiteles
Lysippos
Phidias
22
The decorated semicircular field above the doorway in the image shown is known as a...
Pilaster
Flying Buttress
Tympanum
Pendentive
23
Identify the culture that created this work, and the site and culture where it was found.
Mayan; Aztec Templo Mayor
Olmec; Aztec Templo Mayor
Chavin; Mayan Yaxchilan
Incan; Maya Templo Mayor
24
Name this artwork's location of origin and religion.
Japan; Buddhism
Korea; Shamanism
China; Daoism
Japan; Shinto
25
The Great Mosque of Djenné is situated next to a marketplace for which of the following reasons?
To support the mosque through commercial industry
That's Capitalism, baby!
To emphasize its role as an epicenter of religious and cultural life
To reinforce colonial French authority over Malian culture
26
Fully identify the following work.
Self-Portrait as a Soldier - Kirchner - Austria - Oil Canvas
Memorial for a Soldier - Kollwitz - German - Mixed Media
Self-Portrait as a Soldier - Kollwitz - German - Oil Canvas
Self-Portrait as a Soldier - Kirchner - German - Oil Canvas
27
Identify the piece's movement and its significance.
Fauvism; Creating Serenity
Dada; Relaxing the Viewer
Rococo; The Joy Life
De Stijl; Simplicity of Life
28
Gustave Courbet was heavily inspired by what 19th century philosopher?
Friedrich Nietzsche
Auguste Comte
Immanuel Kant
Karl Marx
29
The bas relief sculpture seen in a spiral frieze on the Column of Trajan depicts...
mythological narratives
a funeral procession
the founding of Rome
a military victory
30
The image shown is a form of _________.
Free standing sculpture
Lost wax casting
Low relief sculpture
High relief sculpture
31
This work is an example of what art form?
low relief
bas relief
sunken relief
high relief
32
What psychological condition did the artist of this piece claim to experience?
Synesthesia
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Schizophrenia
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
33
Where are the mosaics of Justinian and Theodora found?
Chartres Cathedral
Santa Sabina
Sainte Foy
San Vitale
34
Which religion inspired this work?
Jainism
Zen Buddhism
Sikhism
Mahayana Buddhism
35
The dome of the Hagia Sophia is supported by what architectural innovation?
Flying buttresses
Cantilevers
Pendentives
Tympanums
36
A tower from which the faithful are called to worship at a mosque is called a/an...
minbar
iwan
mihrab
minaret
37
The progressive arrangement of ancient architectural orders on the exterior of the Colosseum proved influential for...
The Palazzo Rucellai
The Pizza Hut
The Pazzi Chapel
The Palace at Versailles
38
The American architectural structures designed by Thomas Jefferson can BEST be described as
Romantic
Victorian
Neoclassical
Baroque
39
The Lakshmana Temple in Khajuraho, India is an example fo what style of Hindu architecture?
Mandala
Dravida
Vesara
Nagara
40
Which architectural innovations made Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater possible?
Cantilevers
Pilasters
Ribbon windows
Flying buttresses
41
How many of the larger stones are intentionally visible at a given point?
12 out of 13
14 out of 15
19 out of 20
All are visible at all times
42
The precise arrangement and orientation of the megaliths of Stonehenge suggest that the site was used for...
the veneration of the sky god
the marking of the summer solstice
a meeting place for kings and rulers
calculation of the locations of the planets
43
______________ is an Italian term that means "counterpoise".
Contrapposto
Sprezzatura
Pentimento
Chiaroscuro
44
The artist of the Alexander Mosaic likely intended to celebrate ancient Greek art by...
reproducing a sculpted relief from a temple frieze
emulating an earlier painting described in ancient texts
depicting Athens’ triumph over Rome in battle
creating a monumental artwork intended to be hung on a wall
45
The sculptor of the work shown chose to show the figure’s arm extended to...
highlight his speaking skills as a gifted orator
dramatize a confrontation with another ruler
demonstrate his piety through a gesture of prayer
emphasize the importance of casting a vote
46
This work was most influenced by what additional art form?
Mughal dynasty miniatures
German Expressionism
Byzantine mosaics
African masks
47
These two works are similar in that they each present _____.
Guardian figures who protect sacred objects
Fierce battle-ready warriors
Images of an intimidating creator god
Idealized representations of a king
48
The use of hierarchical proportion in this work is primarily an indication of...
advanced age
artistic skill
foreign birth
divine status
49
This image is most like which artwork?
The Ecstasy of St Teresa
The Annunciation Triptych
The Reliquary of Sainte Foy
The Röttgen Pietà
50
The liquefied clay slurry used to produce pottery and other ceramic wares is called...
faience
slip
glaze
encaustic
51
The discovery of what carving led to the excavation of this lost site?
An Olmec mask
The Coyolxauhui Stone
The Calendar Stone
The Lanson Stone
52
The painting is associated with the Romantic movement due to its...
idealized treatment of the human form with heroic overtones
strict application of academic/ classical ideals
allusion to biblical subjects showing the horrors of war
emotionally charged representation of a current event
53
The St. Matthew cross-carpet page of the Lindisfarne Gospels invites meditative reflection through the use of...
a stylized map of the world as the English knew it in the 700s CE.
complex & repetitive abstract designs created from interlacing linear forms
large areas of negative space.
narrative illustrations organized in stacked registers
54
Where was this installation located?
Hartford, Connecticut
Montpelier, Vermont
New York, New York
Nashua, New Hampshire
55
Two intersecting barrel vaults form a...
squinch
transverse arch
pendentive
groin vault
56
Early Christian catacombs were often decorated with what?
Mosaics
Frescoes
Relief carvings
Terracotta pottery
57
What is the purpose of this Mughal structure?
Mosque
Temple
Tomb
Palace
58
What culture influenced the image shown by using asymmetrical balance?
East Asian
Islamic
Persian
African
59
The layout of the Great Mosque of Isfahan can BEST be described as...
cruciform plan
basilica plan
four iwan plan
hypostyle hall
60
The Parthenon and the White Temple at Uruk both included which of the following architectural features?
A sacred rooms that contained votive figures or cult statues
A processional staircase that restricted access to the inner sanctum
A polished marble exterior that reflected the sun’s divine light
A peripteral colonnade that housed an open-air market
61
This structure was built on a site sacred to all of the following EXCEPT
Muslims
Buddhists
Jews
Christians
62
Meaning "seal", "mark", or “gesture”, these are symbolic gestures of the hands and fingers used in Hinduism & Buddhism.
Mokkotsu
Muqarna
Mudra
Madrasa
63
The purpose of changing church layouts during the Romanesque period (adding aisles and chapels) occurred in order to...
accommodate increased number of pilgrims.
meet the growing demand for icon worship
provide burial for plague victims
educate the illiterate masses
