AP Art History "non-western"

Question 1

Ikenga shrines refer to a person's

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occupation.

Question 2

When not in use, mblo masks are

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hidden from view.

Question 3

Transformation masks were worn during

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a potlatch ceremony.

Question 4

Ndop sculptures made by the Kuba peoples emphasize the figure's

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head, as a sign of intelligence.

Question 5

Wooden deities from Nukuoro were part of rituals focused on

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the beginning of the harvest season.

Question 6

Few staff gods remain because

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they were removed by Christian missionaries.

Question 7

The pottery of Maria and Julian Marinez feature

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abstracted designs based on natural elements.

Question 8

The Coyolxauhqui stone was located

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at the base of the Huitzilopochtli side of the Templo Mayor.

Question 9

The wall plaques from the Oba's place are made of

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brass, through the use of the lost wax method.

Question 10

The viewer would have viewed the elaborate lintel carvings at Yaxchilan

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as they entered through the doorways.

Question 11

The Bundu mask is unique in African art in that

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they are danced by a woman.

Question 12

A nkisi kondi is used for

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revenge, protection, healing

Question 13

The City of Cusco was

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organized into an upper and lower city to divide classes., an axis mundi., divided into four quarters.

Question 14

Navigation charts from the Marshall Islands

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memorized by a select group of navigators.

Question 15

The buk mask uses sacred materials in the form of

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turtle shell.

Question 16

The Great Mosque of Djenne is made of

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adobe

Question 17

The ancient Puebloans decorated the interiors of their dwellings with

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murals of plants, animals and geometric designs.

Question 18

Cotsiogo's painted hide depicts

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aspects of the Sun and Wolf dance.

Question 19

The white around the eyes of the pwo mask represents

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inner spiritual knowledge.

Question 20

The Lazon Stela

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features a figure with both human and animal features.

Question 21

Aka masks are worn with

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leopard skins.

Question 22

The sika dwa kofi is

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given its own stool to rest upon.

Question 23

The Moai were created from

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basalt and tuff.

Question 24

Lukasa are used to

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aid in the oral recitation of history.

Question 25

Byeri were used to protect high status individual such as

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clan heads., women who had borne many healthy children., courageous warriors., talented craftspeople.

Question 26

The Ruler's Feather headdress is made of

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quetzal feathers.

Question 27

The Great Mosque of Djenne is located in

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Mali

Question 28

The artist of the veranda post of enthroned king and senior wife was carved by

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Olowe of Ise

Question 29

The terraces at Machu Picchu

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reduced erosion., were used for growing maize.

Question 30

The use of these materials in the Bandolier bag are evidence of the Lenape's trade w/Europeans

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glass beads, Silk Ribbons, cotton

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