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1
The building in Figure 3 was dedicated to which Olympian goddess?
Hera
Athena
Demeter
Artemis
2
Which of these ceramic movements is associated with Rome?
Red Figure
Black Figure
Geometric
Terra Sigillata
3
Glass-blowing was invented in which Roman province?
Syria
Egypt
Hispania
Cilicia
4
The statue in Figure 4 was made by which group?
Mycenaeans
Romans
Greeks
Etruscans
5
The deity from Figure 12 was originally brought to Rome from which region?
Lusitania
Greece
Persia
Egypt
6
Vitruvius is a Roman author who wrote about which form of art?
Glassblowing
Architecture
Pottery
Jewelry Making
7
Where was Figure 8 excavated?
Villa of Livia
Roman Forum
House of Menander
Temple of Apollo Palatinus
8
One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Colossus of Rhodes depicted which deity?
Helios
Zeus
Athena
Hera
9
The Phaistos Disk has traditionally been associated with which group?
Egyptians
Minoans
Mycenaeans
Akkadians
10
Figure 9's label 3 is referring to the:
Stylobate
Frieze
Pediment
Column
11
The Pantheon standing in Rome today was constructed by Hadrian, but it was built on the site of a temple built by whom?
Mark Antony
Cicero
Marcus Agrippa
Julius Caesar
12
The statue of Athena Parthenos in the Parthenon was created by which sculptor?
Polycleitus
Myron
Praxiteles
Phidias
13
Figure 11 is an example of what type of object?
Oil Lamp
Drinking Cup
Perfume Jar
Decorative Vase
14
Where is Figure 3 located?
Delphi
Sparta
Athens
Samos
15
The Palace of Knossos was excavated by which archaeologist?
Federico Halbherr
Heinrich Schliemann
No one has found it yet
Arthur Evans
16
Where was the work in Figure 1 discovered?
Knossos
Mycenae
Troy
Athens
17
To which order does the column in Figure 9 belong?
Composite
Corinthian
Ionic
Doric
18
Figure 4 depicts which Greek mythological creature?
Cerberus
Typhon
Chimera
Medusa
19
Figure 3 was built during which century?
5th century B.C.E.
4th century B.C.E.
1st century C.E.
2nd century B.C.E.
20
Minoan frescoes depict acrobats leaping over which animal?
Goat
Sheep
Bull
Horse
21
The part labeled 7 in Figure 9 is called what?
Capital
Krepis
Shaft
Base
22
The Colosseum was completed using funds associated with which war?
Roman-Parthian War of 58-63 C.E.
Roman Conquest of Britain
Second Punic War
First Roman-Jewish War
23
Imagines, or images of one's ancestors, often featured in what ritual?
Theatrical Performances
Triumphs
Rites to Bona Dea
Funerary Processions
24
With which mythological figure has the work in Figure 1 been associated?
Achilles
Odysseus
Agamemnon
Menelaus
25
The return of which items is being depicted on the cuirass of the statue in Figure 8?
Spears
Helmets
Standards
Coins
26
Figure 10 is a work of architecture called what?
Palace of Knossos
Altar of Pergamon
Temple of Mars Ultor
Erechtheion
27
Where would you need to go to see Figure 6?
Vatican Museums
Uffizi Gallery
The Louvre
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
28
Chryselephantine is the word used to describe statues made of ivory and which metal?
Bronze
Silver
Iron
Gold
29
One of the Seven Wonders of the World was the Temple of Artemis in which city?
Athens
Rhodes
Ephesus
Alexandria
30
The marbles from Figure 3 are now located in which two cities?
Berlin and Paris
Berlin and Rome
London and Athens
London and Rome
31
A snail of the murex genus was responsible for dyes in which color?
Red
Black
Purple
Green
32
Who discovered the Mask of Agamemnon?
Arthur Evans
Federico Halbherr
Michael Ventris
Heinrich Schliemann
33
The pottery in Figure 7 was created by which civilization?
Minoans
Romans
Mycenaeans
Egyptians
34
Which deity is depicted in Figure 12?
Apollo
Endovelicus
Mithras
Serapis
35
In Figure 9, what is the name for the part of the column labeled 4?
Capital
Base
Frieze
Shaft
36
The friezes from Figure 10 depict which battle?
Amazonomachy
Gigantomachy
Centauromachy
Titanomachy
37
Which of the following architectural works was built by Augustus?
Circus Maximus
Temple of Apollo Sosianus
Colosseum
Ara Pacis
38
Besides using the cross as a symbol, early Christians used all but which of the following?
Shepherd
Fish
Dove
Dog
39
Figure 4 was originally found in excavations near the gates of which modern Italian city?
Verona
Arezzo
Milan
Florence
40
Figure 10 is now located in a museum in which city?
London
Berlin
New York
Paris
41
The creature in Figure 4 was killed by which hero?
Perseus
Cadmus
Theseus
Bellerophon
42
What are the three most common orders of columns?
Doric, Attic, Corinthian
Greek, Roman, Tuscan
Doric, Ionic, Roman
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
43
Located in the Campus Martius, Horologium Augusti was what type of architectural feature?
Sundial
Pond
Fountain
Garden
44
Figure 8 depicts which emperor of Rome?
Claudius
Tiberius
Augustus
Caligula
45
Where is the building in Figure 2 located?
Alexandria
Athens
Ostia
Rome
46
The statues depicted in Figure 5 belong to a type associated with which island chain?
Saronic
Cyclades
Dodecanese
Sporades
47
What is the name of the building in Figure 2?
Temple of Saturn
Pantheon
Temple of Vesta
Parthenon
48
The side of a coin commonly associated with a depiction of a human face is called the:
Obverse
Heads
Tails
Reverse
49
Figure 6 depicts which character and his sons?
Sisyphus
Creon
Laocoon
Priam
50
The figures in Figure 6 are associated with which war?
Trojan War
Second Punic War
First Persian War
Peloponnesian War