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Review Quiz for the AP Art History Exam
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1
A ____is literally a "city of the dead"
apadana
metropolis
acropolis
necropolis
2
How does the Augustus of Primaporta differ from Greek Classical sculpture?
figure's youthful appearance
figure's identifiable facial features
figure's proportions
none of the above
3
What allows the dome of Hagia Sophia to appear to float mysteriously?
all of the above
obscured support piers
gold mosaic to cover the surface of the dome and pendentives
ring of windows at the dome's base
4
The Great Sphinx is thought to be a portrait of
Imhotep
Menkaura
Khafre
Khufu
5
A bronze sculpture called____was created based on The Canon of Polykleitos
Kore
Doryphoros
Aphrodite of Knidos
Seated Boxer
6
The wall of the prayer hall that is closest to Mecca is called the ___wall
surah
hypostyle
qibla
mihrab
7
_____was painted in the refectory of a monastery
The Annunciation
The Last Supper
Entombment of Christ
Lamentation
8
What religious theme unites the mosaics at the Church of San Vitale
martyrdom of St. Vitalis
marriage sacrament of Justinian and Theodora
celebration of the Eucharist
Christ's role as King of Heaven
9
The Umayyad architects of the Great Mosque of Cordoba borrowed from Roman architecture by
using a dome to create a central open space
incorporating narrative relief carvings
using coffers in the ceiling construction
incorporating columns from older structures
10
The animals at Lascaux were painted following a style called
composite pose
canon of proportions
combined imaging
dual perspective
11
Why were feathers considered such prestigious objects in Hawaii?
they had spiritual connections to ancestors
they were widely available and symbolic
some colors were exceedingly rare
associated with a sacred bird man cult
12
The content of Paik's work, Electronic Superhighway
Criticizes the American dependence on transportation
Comments on the consumerism of technology in America
Celebrates the idea of the highway as part of American life
Combines images from Korea with images from America
13
The themes implied in Bill Viola's
The Crossing
speak to all of the following, except
Hinduism
Catholicism
the cycle of life, death, rebirth
ego-centric
14
An atrium is...
A reflective pool in a Roman house
A bedroom for royalty
A meeting or business room
A central court in a Roman house
15
In both red and black figure vase painting, the areas that were painted in slip would be ____
red
black
white
yellow
16
The_____was created for a hospital that specialized in the care of patients with skin diseases
Isenheim Altarpiece
Altarpiece of the Holy Blood
Garden of Earthly Delights
Four Apostles
17
Which feature of Etruscan temples most resembled temples built in Greece?
stairs leading into the temple
placement of sculptural decoration
building materials
columns and entablature
18
Alfred Steiglitz was the chief proponent of European Modern art in
Japan
Canada
America
Mexico
19
David's painting Oath of the Horatti became an emblem of the French_____
empire
ambassador
colonists
Revolution
20
Gothic cathedrals differ from those built in the Romanesque period in their
role as centers of community life
shift toward more open, light filled spaces
association with royal patrons
use of massive support walls
21
The text that is included in
Rebellious Silence
is
a passage from the Quran about the empowerment of women
a feminist poem about the bravery of martyrdom
a passage from the Shahnama about women supporting men
a passage from the Iranian Law about women wearing the hijab
22
______were huge stepped structures surmounted by a shrine or temple
ziggurat
stele
apadana
citadels
23
What divided the city of Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City, into four quadrants?
houses
gaming areas
waterways
temples
24
Prehistoric images of people wearing masks, like
Running Horned Woman
indicate interest in
a formal hierarchy of religious leaders
a matriarchal power structure
coronation of royalty and a sophisticated power structure
ceremonial centers and designated performers
25
Helen Frankenthaler influenced other artists with her innovative process and technique of
brushstroke and texture
assemblage on paint
soak-stain technique
photomontage
26
____was the first architect of Il Gesu
Bramante
Vignola
Romano
Michelangelo
27
After the Russian Revolution, artists collectively created propaganda art called
Constructivism
Expressionism
Cubism
Suprematism
28
Which of the following would NOT be seen in a Greek Kore figure?
brightly colored paint
nudity
Archaic smile
peplos
29
Painted for an unknown patron, Fragonard's The Swing suggests the _____ of his clientele.
erotic interests
intellectual pursuits
scientific curiosity
devout religious practice
30
In the 15th century Italy, wealthy families, such as the ____in Florence, were powerful patrons
Montefeltro
Narni
Bellini
Medici
31
The technique of painting on a wet plaster surface is called
impasto
al prima
chiaroscuro
buon fresco
32
The paintings of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo are ________than those by Diego Rivera
more personal
more historical
more modern
more abstract
33
Communities during the Romanesque Period sought to own___because it enhanced their prestige
monasteries
parish churches
relics
farms
34
Sumerian votive figures possess_____that reflect Mesopotamian devotional beliefs.
horned crowns
large open eyes
muscular bodies
elaborate garments
35
Mondrian's interest in abstraction was an attempt to bring___________ to the world
universal understanding and peace
biased views of society
the most beautiful painting
a rigid view of World War 1
36
Which object symbolizes the unification of Egypt and the beginning of the dynastic period?
Standard of Ur
Temple of Amun-Re and Hypostyle Hall
Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters
The Palette of Narmer
37
The content and themes of Mariko Nori's
Pure Land
Are the artist's blend of Buddhism and Japanese pop culture
Make fun of Japanese obsession of Western images
Represent the artist's critical view of Modernized Japan
Celebrate Japanese spiritual focus on nature
38
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
39
_____was the subject of the East Pediment of the Parthenon
birth of Athena
marriage of Zeus
death of King Kekrops
panathenaic procession
40
Pathos is a characteristic of which period of Ancient Greece?
Classical
Archaid
Hellenistic
Geometric
41
____was commissioned to paint the Scrovegni Chapel
Giotto
Duccio
Masaccio
Cimabue
42
Guardian figures, called lamassus, combined features from all of the following EXCEPT____
god
eagle
man
horse
43
Who ran the Roman Republic?
A king and queen
Emperors
A senate
The church
44
The ____is located within a mestaba and acts as a chapel for offerings and mourners
wedjat
serdab
funerary temple
sed
45
Oppenheim's Object relates to Duchamp's Fountain because they both...
are ready-made artworks
are Surreal sculptures
are sexual in content
do not exist anymore
46
In the Old Kingdom, pharaohs were typically portrayed as____in sculptures
slightly effeminate
older and wise
smiling and compassionate
athletic and youthful
47
The name of still-life paintings with a moralizing theme were very popular in the 17th century
genre
intaglio
vanitas
religious
48
How was Picasso's
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
innovative?
it flattened the space and fragmented the image
it implied that art was an intellectual activity
it rejected the use of color
it was created through a process called action painting
49
Claes Oldenburg created sculptures from__________of consumer culture during the Vietnam War.
reproductions
ironic sculptures
religious parodies
aggressive confrontations
50
The simplest form of construction used to span space is______and _______
post; beam
lintel; strut
post; lintel
brace; cannon
51
The cave of Lascaux is in the country
Austria
Ireland
France
Spain
52
How is the Renaissance a combination of past time periods?
It includes gods and goddesses
It is a mixture of Christian figures and a Classical style
It is a mixture of Classical figures and a Medieval style
It includes Greek myths with Christian figures
53
Why did Romans use concrete?
The Roman Empire didn't have marble available
They took the construction idea from the Greeks
They took the construction idea from the Etruscans
Concrete is study and cheap
54
The Hawaiian feather cape was created to be a
ceremonial textile brought from distant lands
trade item showing the generosity of the giver
shared costume passed among family members
sacred garnet worn by chiefs
55
Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of Mannerism?
esoteric subject matter
irrational spatial environments
elongated proportions
subtle coloration and lighting effects
56
The word megalithic means
large stone
new rock
middle stone
old stone
57
The Great Pyramids at Giza were originally faced with a veneer of polished
marble
gold
limestone
granite
58
Frank Lloyd Wright's use of flat, horizontal planes in
Fallingwater
characterize what movement?
International Style
Modern Style
Prairie School
Post-Modern Style
59
The sculptor Polykleitos wrote a treatise called____a set of rules for the ideal human figure
The Doryphoros
The Canon
The Contrapposto
The Symmetria
60
The word "Neolithic" means
symbolic writing
new stone
new history
writing in stone
61
A_____or fully enlightened being that chooses to guide people to Nirvana.
buddha
yakshis
bodhisattva
chakravartin
62
Like most New Kingdom temples, the Temple of Hatshepsut is built along a
earlier pharaoh's tomb
axial plan
river valley
pyramid
63
What are the 3 periods of Greece in order?
Tuscan, Classical, Archaic
Hellenistic, Archaic, Late Archaic
Archaic, Roman, Classical
Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic
64
Where is the vanishing point in Leonardo da Vinci's
Last Supper
?
on the top of Christ's head
over Christ's heart
below Christ's feet
between Aristotle and Plato
65
The Code of Hammurabi is significant as both a work of ancient Mesopotamian art and as
Danube a key to deciphering cuneiform texts
historical document recording a written code of law
an example of Babylonian literature
a religious artifact recording Hebrew tradition