Arts Part 1 Test Review

What year A.D. did the city of Pompeii become encased in lava

Most famous of the Greek poet / playwrights?

In the rigid formula of Egyptian painting, which things point forward?

Which famous pharos relics are the most viewed art in history?

What are the Pyramids made of?

Name one of the two European countries with most of the important pre-historic cave art?

How many people did the Coliseum hold?

What is the oldest surviving written story?

What elements of Greek coins do we still use to this day?

What is this?

Ancient Art came from all the following except which?

What is the moral lesson state clearly at the end of Fables called?

What is This?

Number of King Tuts tomb discoverers who died mysteriously.

What building material enabled Roman accomplishments in architecture?

Which Greek wrote the play Oedipus

Prehistoric statuary and figurines most often represent what?

Which culture wrote the Book of the Dead?

According to the notes... who judges art?

Which Greek designed the Parthenon?

What elements did Roman architecture capitalize on & utilize?

What were the central characters of Fables?

The Sumerian counting system was based on what number?

How many Egyptian Pyramids survive today?

There are 6 criteria of judging the arts in the notes, including all of the following EXCEPT

The Period called Ancient Art began in 3,500 B.C. and ended around what year?

What is the most common megalithic construction in Europe?

What is the subject of most prehistoric cave paintings?

According to the notes, what is a work of art with "a surplus of meaning" called?

What is this?

Where was the Venus of Willendorf discovered?

What were the "Temple Mountains" of Mesopotamia called?

How tall is Stonehenge?