The Lenape bandolier bag and the black pottery of Mari and Julian Martinez have which of the following in common?

Both use materials or techniques introduced by European settlement

Lintel 25 from Yaxchilán uses stylized forms to depict

A hallucinatory bloodletting ritual.

What do the Inkan All-T'oqapu tunic and the Aztec quetzal headdress have in common?

The materials and/or design show they were made for high-rank individuals

The Coyolxauhqui stone and the calendar stone connected to the Templo Mayor have all of the following in common EXCEPT:

Both include symbols relating to specific rulers

The structures created by Native North Americans at Mesa Verde share elements of fellow indigenous cultures EXCEPT

A tradition of underground tomb complexes

What's the difference between the Olmec-style mask from the Templo Mayor and the Kwakwaka'wakw transformation mask?

One was kept as a relic of a former culture, one was used in rituals

What do maize cobs made later by the Inka have in common with the Chavín nose ornament?

Both are made from precious metals

All of the following are true of the architectural complex at Yaxchilán EXCEPT:

It follows strict traditional rules of astronomical alignment

The Lanzón stela at Chavín de Huántar reflects all of the following traits of Ancient Central Andean art

It was preserved through inclusion in a burial as "grave goods"

studbud

AP Art History Unit 5 Review

10 termsStudBud Administration41 plays

Imported from external platform

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
The Lenape bandolier bag and the black pottery of Mari and Julian Martinez have which of the following in common?
Both were made as objects of daily use
Both employ complex cosmological symbolism
Both use materials or techniques introduced by European settlement
Both employ only materials native to the area in which they were made
2
What motif do the Lanzón stela and the nose ornament found nearby have in common?
Both were for use by royalty only
Both display references to cosmic geometry
Both employ fish imagery
Both employ serpent imagery
3
Lintel 25 from Yaxchilán uses stylized forms to depict
A cosmic origin myth
An annual harvest ritual
A hallucinatory bloodletting ritual.
The judgment of the soul in the afterlife.
4
What do the Inkan All-T'oqapu tunic and the Aztec quetzal headdress have in common?
The materials and/or design show they were made for high-rank individuals
They owe their preservation to their use as grave goods
The predominant materials were obtained through complex trade routes
They are made of materials specially selected for their durability
5
The Coyolxauhqui stone and the calendar stone connected to the Templo Mayor have all of the following in common EXCEPT:
Both are monumental in scale
Both include images with cosmological significance
Both were likely used in a ritual context involving human sacrifice
Both include symbols relating to specific rulers
6
The structures created by Native North Americans at Mesa Verde share elements of fellow indigenous cultures EXCEPT
The presence of settled agricultural societies
A probable interest in astronomical alignment of structures
A tradition of underground tomb complexes
The creation of monumental structures
7
What's the difference between the Olmec-style mask from the Templo Mayor and the Kwakwaka'wakw transformation mask?
One was made as a record of visionary experience, one to invoke it.
One was made for use in burial, one for a ritual exchange of gifts.
One was preserved as a souvenir of war, one as a symbol of diplomacy.
One was kept as a relic of a former culture, one was used in rituals
8
What do maize cobs made later by the Inka have in common with the Chavín nose ornament?
Both are examples of artistic naturalism
Both are made from precious metals
Both were designed to be wearable or portable
Both are examples of artistic stylization
9
All of the following are true of the architectural complex at Yaxchilán EXCEPT:
It shows the relationship between public and private ritual spaces.
It follows strict traditional rules of astronomical alignment
It demonstrates the integration of architecture, sculpture, and painting
It demonstrates the intertwined nature of religious and political life.
10
The Lanzón stela at Chavín de Huántar reflects all of the following traits of Ancient Central Andean art
It likely played a role in negotiating between earthly and spiritual planes
It is an example of monumental stone architecture.
It was preserved through inclusion in a burial as "grave goods"
It uses imagery taken from the terrestrial sphere

AP Art History Unit 5 Review Flashcards | StudBud