What are the 4 basic principals of Ap Art History

Form, Function, Content, Context

The megalithic structure shown uses a similar building technique to Stonehenge in that it:

arranged with upright vertical elements that support a horizontal element

The Apollo 11 stones are an example of

Early Rock Painting, Art Moblier

These figurines are depicted with large eyes and prayerful gestures in order to

illustrate eternal attendance and devotion

The Niobides Krater was created using what?

The Red Figure firing Technique

The early Christian Church Santa Sabina was modeled on the general plan of an ancient Roman basilica in part because the

clerestory windows admits glowing light is practical and spiritual

This sculpture is assumed to be part of

a rooftop narrative of Hercules capturing a golden horned deer

The change during the Armana period was most likely caused by

introduction of new religious belief

The Hypostyle Hall at Amun-Re has columns resembing blooming papyrus within the dimly lit room to evoke an impression of

witnessing the creation of the world arising from the primordial sea

The seated boxer was created using which of the following techniques

Lost-wax casting to mold bronze into a hollow form of the figure

In what way did Polykleitos influence Augusta Prima Porta

Through the use of contrapposto

The sculptural program on the stairs leading to the apadana reflects the function of the audience hall by depicting

foreign representatives carrying offerings and paying tribute

In what way is the Palazzo Rucellai reminiscent of the image below

It follows the columnic order of the Colosseum

The coiffures in the Panthenon was most likely included to

add a sense of decoration to the building, Reduce the weight of the concrete dome

What is needed to fully identify a work?

Title, Date, Place, Medium, Artist, Location, Culture

In the Middle Ages, Chartres Cathedral drew many visitors, primarily because it

housed an important relic of the Virgin Mary in its crypt

In the Pazzi Chapel, Brunelleschi included Greco-Roman architectural elements mainly because he was interested in

adapting the principles of harmony and balance he saw in Roman structures

The Justinian panel at San Vitale has figures divided into three distinct, equal groups in order to

Symbolize the need to balace imperial, military, and religious powers

The Law Code Stele ofHammurabi depicts

A reclining God and a standing King

Which of the following is NOT true of this painting?

Arnolfini's wife was pregnant with their first child when this was painted

The Great Pyramids at Giza were most likely designed in the same shape as the benben stone, to show they're places where

the deceased ruler was reborn and ascended to the sky

The Acropolis was the site of

The Pan-Atheneic Procession, Nike Adjusting her Sandal

The ground plan of this building indicates

The interior is dominated by closely spaced, thick columns

The work shown can be identified as a Roman wall painting because of which of the following visual characteristics?

A sense of depth created by placing the figures in an architectural space

Fra Filippo Lippi's Madonna and Child with Two Angels reflects the renaissance's attitude toward a more

human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures

The Tlatilco Female Figurine shows duality through

the inclusion of two connected heads on one body

The Grave Stele of Hegeso is attributed to classical greece due to its

idealized figures with calm expressions in an architectural setting

This work was created by manipulating which of the following materials?

Hard to carve Jade, that has been abraded by sand

The seated scribe and King Menkaure and His Queen both function to

Hold the Ka and allow deceased to rest eternally

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1
The Lamassu, winged human headed bull, is sculpted with
no relief
high relief
bas relief
low relief
2
The depiction of the lamentation is from
Hagia Sophia
Sistine Chapel
Arena (Scrovegni) Chapel
Isenheim Altarpiece
3
The tympanium at Sainte-Foye at Conques depicts
The last supper
The entombment
The Last Judgement
The Lamentation
4
What are the 4 basic principals of Ap Art History
Credibility, Form, Freedom, Context
Form, Function, Content, Context
Content, Collaboration, Form, Freedom
Context, Color, Form, Function
5
The megalithic structure shown uses a similar building technique to Stonehenge in that it:
is aligned with the Sun along a strict north-south axis
arranged with upright vertical elements that support a horizontal element
cantilevered with projecting elements anchoring the side
securely fit together using mortise and tenon joints
6
The Late Classical traits have
A 1:7 head ratio
A realistic S curve
Emphasis on drama
Dramatic Drapery
7
The Apollo 11 stones are an example of
Early Rock Painting
Animal crossbreeding
Art Moblier
Ancient pottery methods
8
These figurines are depicted with large eyes and prayerful gestures in order to
Scare away intruders
symbolize God's watch over man
illustrate eternal attendance and devotion
Convey a sense of protection over the deceased
9
The Niobides Krater was created using what?
Ceramic Porcelain
Painted marble
Hand sculpted and painted terracotta
The Red Figure firing Technique
10
The early Christian Church Santa Sabina was modeled on the general plan of an ancient Roman basilica in part because the
clerestory windows admits glowing light is practical and spiritual
domed entryway invited a comparison with the mysteries of the heavens
classical friezes emphasize the importance of the building
vaulted low ceiling creates an intimate space, encouraging private worship
11
The Palette of King Narmer may have functioned as
A shield
A royal standard
An etched document that shows the King's power
A compact to ground makeup
12
What is this depicted
The Vienna Genesis
The Golden Haggadah
The bible Moralisee
The Lindsfarne Gospels
13
This sculpture is assumed to be part of
A reconstruction of egyptian banquets
A ritual focusing on protecting the dead
a rooftop narrative of Hercules capturing a golden horned deer
a weight-bearing column
14
The Merode altarpiece is
a polytych
a diptych
none of the listed options
A triptych
15
The change during the Armana period was most likely caused by
the invasion of europe by a foreign power
gradual changed in funereary practices
introduction of new religious belief
increased contract with other cultures through trade
16
The Hypostyle Hall at Amun-Re has columns resembing blooming papyrus within the dimly lit room to evoke an impression of
entering a sacred labyrinth filled with plantlike deities' prophetic voices
being transported into the dark underworld to be judged by Osiris
witnessing the creation of the world arising from the primordial sea
reclining a vision of the afterlife as a garden of paradise
17
The seated boxer was created using which of the following techniques
Hammering a sheet of bronze into the shape, then inlaying gold detail
Lost-wax casting to mold bronze into a hollow form of the figure
Applying thin sheets of metal to a wooden core carved in the figure's shape
Molding metal into a solid form of the figure and adding enamel
18
In what way did Polykleitos influence Augusta Prima Porta
Through the use of marble
Through the use of contrapposto
The Doryphorus has the same detailed drapery as Augusta Prima Porta.
Augusta Prima Porta and the Doryphorus are standing male figures
19
The sculptural program on the stairs leading to the apadana reflects the function of the audience hall by depicting
an important deity handling the insignia of law and authority
a mythological battle between gods and monsters
portraits of the king combined with mythological creatures
foreign representatives carrying offerings and paying tribute
20
In what way is the Palazzo Rucellai reminiscent of the image below
It follows the columnic order of the Colosseum
They are both circular
They are both used primarily for entertainment
They are both made of concrete
21
The coiffures in the Panthenon was most likely included to
create a series of niches for decorative relief
improve the natural lighting coming in from the occulus
add a sense of decoration to the building
Reduce the weight of the concrete dome
22
What is needed to fully identify a work?
Title, Date, Place, Medium, Artist, Location, Culture
Form, Function, Context, Content
Place, Time of creation, Dimensions, Medium, Artist
Color, Detail, Title, Date, Religion, Size
23
The Anavysous Kouros and the Peplos Kore both exemplify characteristics of archaic Greece through their use of
An Archaic Smile
A sense of nudity
veristic characteristics
painted hair
24
The Funerary Banner of Lady Dai and The Book of the Dead both depict
the life of the deceased
the deceased after death
a panoramic heaven
funeral procession
25
In the Middle Ages, Chartres Cathedral drew many visitors, primarily because it
was built where an important biblical event was thought to have occured
housed an important relic of the Virgin Mary in its crypt
Displayed a tapestry of Bishop Odo that had a narrative of a famous event
was the place where the medival French kings were buried
26
In the Pazzi Chapel, Brunelleschi included Greco-Roman architectural elements mainly because he was interested in
employing classical techniques to allow for a larger scale building
pursuing classical methods of building efficiently
adapting the principles of harmony and balance he saw in Roman structures
including niches for classical statuary spoila from the Temple of Minerva
27
The Justinian panel at San Vitale has figures divided into three distinct, equal groups in order to
change the established hierarchy then governing the empire
Symbolize the need to balace imperial, military, and religious powers
serve as a visual exemplar for a more enlightened and liberated society
represent the tripartite nature of God as the Father, Son, and holy spirit
28
The Law Code Stele ofHammurabi depicts
A reclining King and a standing scribe
A reclining God and a standing scribe
A reclining God and a standing King
A reclining King and a standing God
29
This image shows all of the above except
flattened pictorial space lacking depth
detailed drapery
roman style portraiture
minimal space recession
30
Which of the following is NOT true of this painting?
Arnolfini's wife was pregnant with their first child when this was painted
The gestures and details are symbolic to the meaning of this painting
Arnolfini, the patrol, was an Italian merchant
Arnolfini's wealth is an important theme
31
What period is this artwork from?
Late Classical Greece
Hellanistic Greece
Archaic Greece
Classical Greece
32
The Great Pyramids at Giza were most likely designed in the same shape as the benben stone, to show they're places where
armies were entombed to protect the pharaoh in the afterlife
the gods were appeased through ritual sacrifice
priests read from the book of the dead in chambers
the deceased ruler was reborn and ascended to the sky
33
What type of church does this most resemble
Hellenistic Greek
Romanesque
Gothic
Baroque
34
The Ambum Stone was made out of
Jade
Bone
Chiseled Sandstone
Greywacke
35
The Acropolis was the site of
The Pantheon
The Pan-Atheneic Procession
All answer choices presented
Nike Adjusting her Sandal
36
The ground plan of this building indicates
the outside walls allow for the Nile to ceremonially flood the interior
The interior is dominated by closely spaced, thick columns
an entrance lies on each compass point
vast spaces are vaulted to allow for a larger interior
37
Running Horned Woman from prehistory makes use of
Oil
Dark primary colors
Thick, bold outlines
Hierarchical Scale
38
This was created when?
2000-1000 BCE
13,000-15,000 CE
1000-2000 CE
15,000-13,000 BCE
39
The work shown can be identified as a Roman wall painting because of which of the following visual characteristics?
The use of compostite pose to represent multiple views of the same subject
A sense of motion achieved through dramatic foreshortening
A sense of depth created by placing the figures in an architectural space
The inclusion of hierarchial scale to show the figure's relative importance
40
Fra Filippo Lippi's Madonna and Child with Two Angels reflects the renaissance's attitude toward a more
human and approachable interpretation of heavenly figures
pagan and mythological approach to Christian imagery
ethereal and heavenly vision of Mary and Jesus
formal and forbidding image of divine figures
41
Eqyptian Art primarily focuses on
Naturalistic depictions
Long, elongated figures
Detailed drapery conveying movement
Rigid and Stiff stances
42
The Tlatilco Female Figurine shows duality through
the inclusion of two connected heads on one body
the wide hips contrasting the slender, pinched waist
the use of ceramic and paint
the detailed hair and eyes, compared to the nonemphasis on hands and feet
43
Hatshepsut with offering Jars exemplifies all of the following except
Pharaohs beard
Crook and Flail
Reference to femininity
Kilt
44
What is the function of "The Fountain"
To urinate in
To prank somebody
To question what art is
To complete an exhibit about fountains
45
The Beaker with Ibex Motifs is similar to the Standard of Ur due to its
Medium of terracotta
Depiction of animals in a profile view
Use of registers
Use of bright pigmentation
46
The Grave Stele of Hegeso is attributed to classical greece due to its
use of concrete to ensure permanence of a relief carving
idealized figures with calm expressions in an architectural setting
mythological symbols that identify dieties
use of veristic portraiture to heighten the emotions of the scene
47
The Great Altar of Zeus and Athena depicts the battle between the gods and giants and symbolically represents
Greek defeat of the Persians
rise of Greeks under Alexander the Great
the building of the Acropolis
Roman defeat of the Greeks
48
The White Temple and Ziggurat is on what type of axis
Straight Axis plan
Curved Axis plan
Bent Axis plan
Cardinal Axis plan
49
This work was created by manipulating which of the following materials?
A hard sedimentary stone called greywacke that was shaped with stone tools
Terracotta Clay excavated from a scared area
The bone of an animal considered to be a totemic species
Hard to carve Jade, that has been abraded by sand
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The seated scribe and King Menkaure and His Queen both function to
Decorate a specific space
Hold the Ka and allow deceased to rest eternally
Depict the deceased after death
Represent important historical figures

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