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1
The Bayeux Tapestry shows what important historical event?
The Battle of Culloden between the English and the Scots
The Norman conquest of England
The Romans battling against the Visigoths
The Byzantine armies fighting against the Arabs
2
Chartres Cathedral is a perfect example of what type of architecture?
Romanesque
Early Byzantine
Early Christian
Gothic
3
How do we know that Sainte-Foy was a pilgrimage church?
The relics housed inside
The double aisles on either side of the nave
It's wide nave
All of the Above
4
The Lindisfarne Gospels were made by which culture?
Hiberno - Saxons
Carolingians
Anglo Saxons
Merovingians
5
The Bayeux Tapestry was created when?
c. 1300-1350 CE
c. 900- 952 CE
c. 1180-1234 CE
c. 1066-1080 CE
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The royal figures in this dedication page are:
Blanch of Castile and her son King Louis IX
Princess Mary and her Father King Henry VIII
Blanch of Castile and her husband King Louis IIX
They are unknown
7
What features are part of the interior of the Great Mosque of Cordoba?
A hypostyle hall
All of the above are included.
Voussoirs of two colors
Horseshoe arches
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What type of architectural plan is Hagia Sophia?
A central plan church
A traditional basilica
None of the Above
A combination of basilica and central plan.
9
This church was built in which century?
5th century CE
4th century CE
6th century CE
7th century CE
10
What story does Golden Haggadah tell?
The story of a Bah Mitzvah
The story of the Jewish people living in Jerusalem.
The story of Passover
11
.A colophon is another word for the page that marks the beginning of a chapter
True.
False
12
These Merovingian looped fibulae use which types of designs?
zoomorphic and interlace
Greek and Roman combined
zoomorphic and veristic
zoomorphic and Greek
13
San Vitale was built when?
c. 526-547 CE
c. 700-725 CE
c. 496-513 CE
c. 610-667 CE
14
Which feature would you NOT see in a Gothic cathedral?
ribbed vaulting
corbeled vaulting
flying buttresses
pointed arches
15
What is the scene above the doors of Sainte- Foy?
The Crucifixion
The Last Judgement
The Pieta
The Resurrection
16
The architects of this structure are:
Athanadoros and Hagesandros of Rhodes
Philoxenos of Eretria and Lysippos of Rome
Anthmius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus
Junius Bassus and Marcellinus
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The Bayeux Tapestry was created in what country?
Turkey
England
Italy
France
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Chartres Cathedral features this type of vaulting?
Fan vaulting
Barrel vaults
Ribbed Vaulting
Corbeled vaulting
19
The architect for the Mosque of Selim II was
Bichtir
Sinan
Shahangir
Suleyman the Magnificent
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The Rotten Pieta was created in what country?
Germany
France
Flanders
England
21
The Mosque at Cordoba included all of the following EXCEPT
A minaret
A church - added after Catholocism became the official religion in Spain
A long set of stairs leading up to the entrance
A small grove of orange trees
22
This is an example of a (an)?
icon
choir screen
mosaic
iconstatis
23
In an illuminated manuscript, the incipit page is one that
Identifies the creator(s) of the manuscript.
Identifies the beginning of the manuscript.
Identifies the beginning of a chapter
Identifies the patron of the manuscript.
24
Isocephaly is seen here
in the patterning used on the clothing
Is the consistent level of the heads
in the way the drapery folds are depicted.
in the colors used
25
This stained glass window is located in what church?
San Vitale
Chartres Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral
Hagia Sophia
26
What type of architecture plan is this church?
A domed basilica
A central plan church
None of the above
A traditional basilica
27
Hagia Sophia is located in what city?
Constantinople
Paris
Rome
Ravenna
28
The Court of Lions at the Alhambra Palace included all of the following EXCEPT:
Thin columns that support heavy roofs
Water channels that reached into adjacent rooms
A central fountain with lions
Massive columns and entablatures
29
The church of Sainte-Foy is a great representation of what type of architecture?
Early Byzantine
Romanesque
Early Christian
Gothic
30
Which of the following characteristics are typical of Byzantine art?
A lack of depth - flatness
Gold (heavenly) background
Figures aren't grounded - they appear to float.
All of the above
31
The jewels on this reliquary came from...?
From a tomb in Egypt
From St. Foy, herself
Money from the townspeople's taxes
From faithful pilgrims
32
Which statement is NOT true about The Palace of Alhambra?
It actually has four royal palaces within it.
It was built in the 14th century.
It was located in Granada, Spain.
It was a sacred building
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The church of Sainte-Foy was built when?
c. 1402-1485 CE
c. 1050-1130 CE
c. 837-860 CE
c. 1384-1399 CE
34
This page shows what biblical scene?
The Crucifixion
The Apocolypse
The Last Judgement
The Pieta
35
What about this looks like a page from a medieval manuscript folio?
All of the above
Use of bright colors and gold or silver
Stiff, forumlaic postures.
Heavy ornamentation
36
The Mosque of Selim the II is similar to all of this buildings except:
Hagia Sophia
San Vitale
The Pantheon
The Parthenon
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Chartres Cathedral features this type of vaulting?
Ribbed Vaulting
Corbeled vaulting
Fan vaulting
Barrel vaults
38
What is the title of this?
The East Entrance
The Annunciation Portal of the South Facade
The Triple Portal of the North Face
The Royal Portals of the West Facade
39
What was the purpose of the Pyxis of al-Mughira?
A holder for ivory
A holder for incense
A baptisimal
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The small, individual, mosaic pieces are called
tenebroso
terracotta
repousse
tesserae
