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6.1 Greek Art & Arch.
6.1 Greek Art & Arch.
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Myron is famous for his sculpture
called Hermes Carrying the InfantDionysus.
called The Discus Thrower.
of Zeus at the Temple of Olympia.
of Athena at the Parthenon.
2
Thenew culture combining Greekculture with other cultures in theMediterranean region was called
Alexandrian culture
Greco-Mediterranean culture.
Greco-Macedonian culture
Hellenistic culture.
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One characteristic of Greek art during the golden age was that it glorified
sacred animals.
gods.
kings.
humans.
4
The temple dedicated to Athena wascalled the
Olympia.
Praxiteles.
Acropolis.
Parthenon.
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Topics commonly illustrated by golden age artists included all of thefollowing EXCEPT
athletic events.
everyday life.
gods and goddesses.
landscapes
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From which of the following do we obtain most of our illustrations of everyday life in Greece?
murals
paintings
vases
mosaics
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The hill in the center of Athens that became the scene of special creations & temples was the
Praxiteles
Olympia.
Parthenon.
Acropolis.
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The golden age is the period of timein the 400s B.C. when the Greeks reached new heights of
military power.
domination by royalty.
culture.
agricultural production.
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Praxiteles was best known for his
very realistic miniature sculptures of sacred animals
vase paintings.
large, formal, dignified sculpturesof the gods.
delicate, lifelike, and exceedingly beautiful human figures.
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One of the four characteristics Greek art during the golden age was it expressed Greek idealsof
changing lifestyles.
religion and love of gods.
harmony, balance, order, and moderation.
military strength and dominance.