AP Art History UNIT 07

The work shown most strongly emphasizes a connection to ancestors through the depiction of ___.

The Fang byeri are primarily

Mblo masks are works of art that _____.

The work shown can be attributed to which historic African kingdom?

The work was created with materials selected because they are ___

Power Figure draws on Kongo traditions of carving a hollow cavity in the figure’s belly in order to ___

The Chokwe Pwo mask is similar to the Mende Bundu mask in that both _____.

Which visual feature is intentionally included to help the viewer to link a Ndop with a specific named individual?

Which of the following statements explains why the plaque demonstrates continuity with Benin tradition?

The work shown was displayed ___.

The Chokwe Pwo mask is similar to the Mende Bundu mask in that both ___.

Which is a characteristic of the work shown that allows it to be attributed to the Edo peoples of Benin?

The figures shown communicate the Yoruba belief that ___.

The power figure (Nkisi n’kondi) is inserted with pegs, nails, and other sharp objects in order to ___.

The artist who created the Wall Plaque from Oba’s Palace used which techniques to show the importance of the Oba ___.

Fang byeri figures such as the work shown were intended to function as _____.

Which is a feature of the Lukasa Board that is derived from the Luba tradition of oral, rather than written, history?

The anatomical features that signify both childhood and adulthood featured on the figure were intended to convey the ___

Access to copper and tin for the Wall Plaque of the Oba’s Palace was made possible among the Edo peoples due to their _

The Power figure likely instilled a sense of confidence in members of the community because it ____

Which of the following techniques and materials were used to create this work?

The female face in this Pwo mask from the Chokwe people is shown with closed eyes to represent the ___.

The work shown fulfills which of the following functions?

The Fang byeri are most similar in terms of function to which of the following works?

The sculpture was created by a ___

The architectural style of Great Zimbabwe, with its large enclosures and stone walls, is most closely associated with...

This work is imbued with power from ___.

Which of the following best describes the function of the conical towers found at Great Zimbabwe?

The display of the sika dwa kofi (Golden Stool) serves to ___

In the Veranda Post of Enthroned King and Senior Wife, the senior wife as a tall free-standing figure in order to ___.

The Ndop portrait of King Mishe demonstrates continuity within Kuba traditional sculpting conventions through its ___.

In its intended setting, the Power figure likely instilled a sense of confidence in members of the community because it

Because of the work’s importance, which of the following actions was taken to preserve it?

In the Veranda Post and the Wall Plaque, from Oba’s palace, figural representation is incorporated that serves to

The representation of the king’s coral beads and the use of brass serve to communicate ___.

The Fang reliquary figure sat on top of a container that primarily held

Why have scholars have indicated that leopard designs were included on the beaded Aka elephant mask?

This work can be attributed to ___.

The two works shown are similar in that they both present _____. 

Both works are imbued with power from _____.

The nails and other materials added to the sculpture are intended to ___.

Naturalism varies in the Ikenga shrine figures used by the Igbo peoples, one characteristic all Ikenga share is ___.

Both works were created with materials selected because they are _____.

The Fang peoples sculpted byeri figures to guard containers holding their ancestors’ relics, in part because the Fang __

The stool shown can be attributed to Ashanti culture based on _____.

The ikenga (shrine figure) shown is intended to ___.

Mblo masks are characterized by their _____.

The sculptor of the wall plaque from Oba’s palace unifies the composition by utilizing _____.

The Golden Stool of the Ashanti people must be presented on its side, resting on its own stool, to remind viewers that _

Ikenga figures, created by the Igbo peoples of Nigeria, are being interpreted as __.

Art historians interpret the neck rings on the Bundu mask shown as symbolizing ___.

This sculpture from the Kingdom of Benin is made from ___.

Ikenga figures, created by the Igbo peoples of Nigeria, are being interpreted as _____.

The combination of repeated patterns, vertical lines, and contrasting colors enabled the artist to convey a sense of

What do the features on a Bundu mask embody?

The Great Zimbabwe site is a testament to which of the following?

This type of sculpture is most often used in which of the following contexts?

The wall plaque from Oba’s palace shows continuity with other works created in Benin through its use of ...

While the degree of naturalism varies in the Ikenga shrine figures, one traditional characteristic all Ikenga share is

Olowe of Ise included a bird atop the King’s crown in his Veranda Post in reference to the ___

The work shown can be identified as _____.

The ikenga (shrine figure) shown is intended to _____.

The work shown can be attributed to the Sande Society’s Bundu mask tradition because of the ____.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the stone walls at Great Zimbabwe?

In this Kuba sculpture of a king, the proportion of the head is exaggerated to show ___.

Which of the Fang life best describes and accounts for artistic production of works such as the Fang byeri ?

A lukasa from the Mbudye Society of the Luba people serves as a ___.

Audiences witnessing Sande Society masquerades would recognize the glossy black patina of Bundu mask’s as representing