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Unit 5A: Medieval Art
Unit 5A: Medieval Art
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1
This dedication page was created when?
c. 1300-1350 CE
c. 1225-1245 CE
c. 1050- 1078 CE
c. 950-1010 CE
2
This artwork was created using what materials?
Mosaic Tile
None of the Above
Oil Painting on Wood Panel
Tempera Paint Fresco
3
What type of architecture plan is this church?
A Domed Basilica
A Traditional Basilica
A Central Plan Church
None of the above
4
The church of Sainte-Foy is a great representation of what type of architecture?
Romanesque
Gothic
Early Christian
Early Byzantine
5
The Rotten Pieta was created when?
c. 1100-1110 CE
c. 1232-1294 CE
c. 1300-1325 CE
c. 1432-1450 CE
6
Chartres Cathedral was built in?
c. 1225-1240 CE; reconstructed c. 1275-1290 CE
c. 1300-1350 CE; reconstructed c. 1375-1426 CE
c. 1145-1155 CE; reconstructed c. 1194-1220 CE
c. 1024-1043 CE; reconstructed c. 1080-1092 CE
7
How do we know that Sainte-Foy was a pilgrimage church?
All of the Above
It's wide nave
The double aisles on either side of the nave
The relics housed inside
8
The Bayeux Tapestry shoes what important historical event?
The Romans battling against the Visigoths
The Norman conquest of England
The Byzantine armies fighting against the Arabs
The Battle of Culloden between the English and the Scots
9
The Bayeux Tapestry was created when?
c. 900- 952 CE
c. 1300-1350 CE
c. 1180-1234 CE
c. 1066-1080 CE
10
What type of architectural plan is Hagia Sophia?
A Central Plan Church
A Domed Basilica
None of the Above
A Traditional Basilica
11
This page shows what biblical scene?
The Pieta
The Apocolypse
The Last Judgement
The Crucifixion
12
Chartres Cathedral is a perfect example of what type of architecture?
Early Byzantine
Romanesque
Gothic
Early Christian
13
The Empress Theodora was raised up by Emperor Justinian from what low station?
A beggar
An actress and prostitute
A foreign prisoner
A servant of his household
14
San Vitale is located in?
Rome
Ravenna
Florence
Constantinople
15
This scene above the doors of Sainte- Foy show what scene?
The Resurrection
The Last Judgement
The Pieta
The Crucifixion
16
This Byzantine artwork is a great example of what type of perspective?
The Perspective of Paradise
Atmospheric Perspective
It doesn't show any perspective
1 Point Perspective
17
The Bayeux Tapestry was created in what country?
France
England
Turkey
Italy
18
The full title of this image is?
The Annunciation Portal of the South Facade
The Main East Entrance
The Triple Portal of the North Face
The Great Portal of the West Facade
19
The church of Sainte-Foy was built when?
c. 1050-1130 CE
c. 837-860 CE
c. 1384-1399 CE
c. 1402-1485 CE
20
The royal figures in this dedication page are:
Blanch of Castile and her son King Louis IX
They are unknown
Princess Mary and her Father King Henry VIII
Blanch of Castile and her husband King Louis IIX
21
This stained glass window is located in what church?
Chartres Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral
San Vitale
Hagia Sophia
22
These Merovingian looped fibulae were created when?
Early seventh century CE
Mid-sixth century CE
Early tenth century CE
Late eighth century CE
23
This church was built when?
700-719 CE
475-487 CE
612-642 CE
532-537 CE
24
This artwork showing the Virgin Mary and her son Jesus was created when?
Mid Ninth century CE
Fourth - Fifth century CE
Sixth or early Seventh century CE
700-756 CE
25
San Vitale was built when?
c. 496-513 CE
c. 526-547 CE
c. 700-725 CE
c. 610-667 CE
26
The architects who designed Hagia Sophia were not architects at all! They were:
An Emperor and His Son
A Mathematician and a Physicist
An Artist and a Sculptor
A Geologist and a Mathematician
27
The reliquary of Sainte-Foy is dated to when?
Twelfth century CE
Ninth century CE
Fifth century CE
Seventh century CE
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Hagia Sophia is located in what city?
Ravenna
Rome
Paris
Constantinople
