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APAH Mock Exam #7
APAH Mock Exam #7
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1
Where was the
lanzón
stela originally placed in the complex at Chavín?
At the entrance to the complex.
The sunken, circular courtyard of the Old Temple.
Within the sunken plaza of the New Temple.
Deep within the labyrinthine bi-level building.
2
What formal characteristic of the Portuguese differs from works by Picasso and Wilfredo Lam?
the brushwork is thick impasto
the perspective is elevated
the palette is monochromatic
the subject is not human
3
The original painting that this print is based an oil painting. This is significant because
Oil paint was a newly developed painting technique in China
The painter was influenced by linear perspective
Oil paint is a technique that is quintessentially Chinese
traditional Chinese techniques were banned by Mao’s regime
4
Kandinsky's influence is shown in all of the following artworks EXCEPT
Stadia by Julie Mehretu
Marilyn Diptych by Andy Warhol
Woman I by Willem De Kooning
The Bay by Helen Frankenthaler
5
Indian stupa architecture served as the model for the development of this Indonesian complex
Ryoan-ji
the Dome of the Rock
Borobudur Temple
the Taj Mahal
6
The function of the Lanzon Stone is:
A pilgimage site - where the stone acted as the main deity
A decoration in the king's home
A blade in which to sacrifice humans
A sculpture replicating the kings pet
7
The architectural structure that comprises the areas of the nave and side aisles is called
the bay
the transept
the narthex
the crossing square
8
Nan Modal shares this characteristic with Ankor Wat
it was built far from the previous capitals of the empire.
it was built on existent waterways
it is meant to resemble a sacred mountain
it was converted to a Buddhist site
9
The Swing by Jean-Honore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it:
Uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitosis
uses a pastel palette
innovative and experimental in painting techniques
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Pure Land
by Mariko Mori uses
creative interpretation of traditional japanese artforms and pop culture
is a still frame from a cartoon
The growing popularity of the Raelian religion
A reference to Katsushika Hokusai and Mount Fuji
11
The goal of works like the n'kondi and reliquary) is to build bridges between
mothers and daughters
the king and his people
the world of the living and the world of the spirits
the king and his ancestral gods
12
The design of these masks is
unique to a specific family and clan
unique to a specific individual
unique to specific religious leaders and shamans
standardized by the Kwakwaka’wakw
13
Art produced in the British Isles with little or no Classical influences is called
Late Period Roman
horror vacui
Frankish
insular style
14
The design and composition of a Malagan mask
is made by the individual who will wear it
follows a specific series of registers
must be unique and unlike any other that preceded it
includes simple geometric forms
15
This architectural element is known as
a minbar
a quibla wall
a murquarna
an iwan
16
Why was the Funeral Banner of Lady Dai innovative?
It was the first funeral banner in China
It wasn't innovative
It was the first banner separated into sections
Earliest example of a painted portrait in China
17
The use of this architectural innovation allows for all EXCEPT
the higher elevation of the nave
the physical manifestation of "lux nova"
the support of free standing hemispherical domes
the incorporation of large areas of stained glass
18
The printmaking technique used to create this image is
an aquatint technique
a lithography technique
a Japanese wood block technique
a collograph technique
19
the location of this architectural element should be oriented
towards the West
towards Mecca
towards Medina
towards the East
20
The wide variety of architectural styles at Petra can best be attributed to
its location as a major trade route visited by numerous cultures
the influence of Hellenism
knowledge of Virtruvius's De Archtectura
the numerous architects used in its design