Chapter 5: Greek Art

In a Greek temple, the enclosed vestibule in front of the cella is called the:

Which of the following characteristics of Greek art became more pronounced during Hellenistic times?

Who designed the sculpture of the Parthenon?

The Geometric style seen on the Dipylon Vase is characterized by ____________.

The North and East porches of the Erechtheion employ which architectural order?

Where were Greek theaters built?

Which event marked the beginning of the Classical period in Greece?

The west pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia represents ________.

A shallow two-handled drinking cup is known as a:

In architecture, what is a regulated decorative system called?

The main room in a Greek temple is called the:

Which of the following coincides with the end of the Classical period in Greek art?

When was the Geometric style dominant in Greece?

In what context was Zeus found?

Which of the following is a Greek all-purpose storage jar, with an egg-shaped body and two curved handles

In the Doric order, which of the following are alternating panels in the frieze, which are sometimes sculpted?

Wat is the Greek name for Greece?

Which of the following is a statue of a young woman?

Define chiastic pose

In Greek theater, what is the architectural backdrop for performances called?

Which architectural order has fluted columns without bases and unadorned capitals?

Which is the block at the top of a column?

Archaic korai are ________.

The most well-known feature of the Theater at Epidauros is _______.

The shafts of many Greek columns swell in the center and taper towards the top. This is known as:

The transformation of the city of Athens into the “envy of the Mediterranean world” is associated with leadership of____

Which of the following is a mixture of clay and water that is applied to the surface of an unfired ceramic vessel?

Noblemen from which cultural group wore Torcs?

Which of the following means “measure,” “rule,” or “law” in Greek

Which new subject became important to the Hellenistic Greeks?

How were Geometric funerary vases used?

Which period of Greek history were sculptures made to depict people from all levels of society and all physical types?

Which of the following is a style of ancient Greek pottery in which the objects are black and the background is red?

Which of the following is a horizontal lintel consisting of three other horizontal elements?

The Pharos lighthouse, located in __________, was one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

The Man and Centaur sculpture is an example of

Who designed the Parthenon?

Which of the following is the term given to female figures acting as columns?

Which two conflicting trends increase in prominence in Hellenistic sculpture?

Which of the following are small pieces of stone or glass that are used to create a larger design?

Hellenistic sculpture is characterized by ________.

Identify the significance of the scene depicted on the Priam Painter’s Women at a fountain house.

The triangular gable end of a Greek temple is the:

Which of the following best describes the shape of a volute?

Choose which one of the terms is not associated with a Greek temple.

Which of the following architectural orders has an acanthus leaf motif?

The Panathenaic festival procession is depicted on the Parthenon’s:

Praxiteles’ Aphrodite of Knidos was considered daring because it:

The Parthenon is a Greek temple dedicated to:

The Abduction of Persephone was located in a ________.

Which ancient Greek is noted for developing a “canon”, of which he illustrated in the sculpture, the Spear Bearer?

Which of the following is a statue of a young man?

Which of the following terms refers to images formed by small colored stone or marble pieces?