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Purpose of Sculpture
Purpose of Sculpture
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1
Enlarged tools in an unusual or impractical material were for _______
Ceremonial use
Offerings to the gods
Every day use
Human sacrifice
2
Archaeology is the study of:
the study of human evolution
the history of human activity
the study of animal evolution
the study of ancient gods
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This sculpture was likely used for what purpose?
Fertility idols
Political purpose
Religious purposes
Sporting Achievement
4
In Greek and Roman times, putting up a ___ sculpture was the epitome of wealth/achievement.
Sculpture of the gods
Animal Sculpture
Portrait Sculpture
Sculpture of Books
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This sculpture was likely used for what purpose?
Religious purposes
Sporting Achievement
Political purpose
Fertility idols
6
The Great Sphinx in Ancient Egypt is a:
Lion-headed human
Woman-headed cat
Human-headed lion
Cat-headed woman
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Cult images are:
images of every day objects
images of kings and queens
images of every day people
images of gods or goddesses
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This sculpture was likely used for what purpose?
Religious purposes
Sporting Achievement
Fertility idols
Political achievement
9
The use of public art of giant size was often used to
Explain the rules of the land
Show the skill of the sculptor
Express the views of the people
impress with the power of the ruler
10
Greek and Romans were famous for the giant or _______ sculptures of their gods/goddesses
Small
Totem
Life-Sized
Colossal
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Not all sculptural pieces would have survived to today, what is an example of one?
Wooden Totem
Marble David
Bronze Discobolus
Stone Moai
12
Portrait Sculpture began in:
Ancient Egypt
Ancient China
Medieval England
Ancient Mesopotamia
13
Sculpture has been used for many things through history; including-
Sporting Achievement
Political achievement
Fertility idols
Religious purposes
14
Decorative figurines, no meaning other than decoration, became popular in Europe during ___ Era
Baroque
Greek
Rococo
Roman
15
Coins with ____ on them were used to show who the current ruler is in Greco-Roman times.
Animal heads
Profiles
3/4 faces
Front Portrait
16
This sculpture was likely used for what purpose?
Sporting Achievement
Fertility idols
Religious purposes
Political purpose
17
The main association for historical Sculpture is:
Showing off Wealth
Popular Culture
Religious
Building Giant Structures
18
An ___ is a human made object that is worshipped as a representation of a deity.
Idol
Bas Relief
Colossal Sculpture
Fertility Sculpture
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The Guennol Lioness, (3,000 BCE) is believed to have been a sculpture representing what?
Fertility
Deity
Food Source
Hunting animal
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This sculpture was likely used for what purpose?
Fertility idols
Sporting Achievement
Political purpose
Religious purposes