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This object was most likely produced in the:
Late 18th century
Late 19th century
Late 20th century
Late 17th century
2
Scholars' knowledge of which work of art is limited by Western colonization?
Staff God
Great Mosque of Djenné
Nan Madol
Buk mask
3
RANDOM TRIVIA!! Upon his death, this artist was recorded to have sold only one work of art.
Vincent van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
Henri Matisse
Leonardo da Vinci
4
The culture that created the temple shown was:
Inka
Maya
Aztec
Olmec
5
The work of art shown was likely produced by:
Edo people of Benin
Igbo people of Nigeria
Kongo people of the DRC
Kuba people of the DRC
6
The artist intended the Kwakwaka’wakw transformation mask to be experienced in all of the following ways EXCEPT as
opening and closing during performances
changing the wearer from human to eagle and back again
musically clanking and rattling while the wearer moved
illuminated by firelight while the wearer danced
7
Maria and Julian Martinez referenced the ancient Puebloan past by:
shaping pots in the form that recall the creation myth of Huitzilopotchli
exploring traditional ceramic construction and coloration techniques
carefully copying the designs of deities from ancient pots
using repoussé to create small, wearable pieces in gold
8
The
function
of this work of art was:
Record history of court life among the Edo
Visualize the importance of ritual to the power of the king
Show the religious authority of the king
Visualize the role of royal women
9
The content of the work commissioned by Shield Jaguar at Structure 23 suggests:
the use of women as soldiers
the ritual role of noble women
ritual animal sacrifice
the origin myth of the Maya
10
Which of the following works of art has undergone significant change in meaning through time?
Bandolier Bag
All of the above
Navigation Chart
Hiapo
11
Complete the identification: Machu Picchu, Inka...
1450-1550; granite
1550-1650; limestone
1350-1450; granite
1250-1350; limestone
12
The content of the painted design in the work shown can best be described as
abstract geometric patterns and stylized representations of plants
a combination of sacred symbols copied from Spanish religious art
a stylized map representing fields, settlements, and forests
abstract representations of the accomplishments of men
13
One of the themes of this work commonly mentioned among art historians is:
the complete loss of understanding about Maori traditional adornment
the use of Western artistic conventions to portray native Maori
the manipulation of materials from the natural world
None of the above
14
The function of the temple shown was:
To reenact the creation myth of to the primary god associated with the sun
All of the above
To honor the gods and ensure the cycle of time continued.
To reinforce a political message about the power of the Aztec
15
Complete the ID: Transformation mask; Kwakwaka'wakw...
Wood, glass, fiber, 19th century
Wood, paint, string, 19th century
Wood, silver, fiber, glass beads, 18th century
Wood, paint, animal hide, 20th century
16
RANDOM TRIVIA!! Who was the first American president to live in the White House?
John Adams
George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
17
The other images from the AP 250 associated with this temple are images that depict which of the following:
Coyolxhauqui, the Calendar Stone, Olmec style mask
Coyolxhauqui, a Ruler's Feather Headdress, and Coatlicue
Coatlicue, the Olmec-style mask, and the Calendar Stone
Coatlicue, maize cobs, and the Intihuanta Stone
18
This space was built as a
religious center for colonizing Catholics
commercial center for merchants across the island
mausoleum (building housing a tomb) for a beloved queen
ceremonial and political capital for a ruling dynasty
19
Final RANDOM TRIVIA!! The artist who painted this was never formally trained, but rather learned from observing nature.
Henri Matisse
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Rembrandt
20
30 minute questions require you to find _____ tasks.
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Complete the identification: bandolier bag; 1850
Great Plains; beadwork and paint on cotton
Lenape; quillwork on leather
Great Plains; quillwork and silk on cotton
Lenape; beadwork on leather
22
The tradition of these kinds of works of art was originally introduced to Niue by:
European missionaries
Maori chiefs
Niuean elders
visiting dignitaries from Samoa and Tonga
23
The architect's choice to use primarily mud brick to build the Great Mosque of Djenné resulted in which of the following
Easier alignment of the qibla wall toward Mecca
Softer exterior surfaces that required periodic resurfacing
Higher ceilings because of the lightweight walls
Thicker walls for natural defense
24
Which of the following works of art represent influence of both traditional culture and another culture?
Frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza
Black-on-black ceramic vessel
Painted elk hide
All of the above
25
Which of the following is TRUE about Navigation charts from the Marshall Islands?
They were used only by experienced navigators
Navigation students took charts with them on their voyages.
They were brightly painted to make pathways clearly visible
Navigation charts are rarely used now; instead, they are sold to tourists
26
Complete the identification: black-on-black ceramic vessel; Maria and Julian Martinez...
mid 19th century; porcelain
mid 20th century; porcelain
mid 19th century; ceramic
mid 20th century; ceramic
27
The number of religious and ritual structure here demonstrates:
the significance of the Inka creation myth
the role of Huitilopochtli to the Inka emperor
the emperor's role in determining the layout of the city
the importance of the emperor's role in religious functions of the empire
28
This sculpture from the Kingdom of Benin is made from which of the following techniques?
repoussé
painted and fired terra cotta
subtractive carving
brass casting using lost wax method
29
The date for the work of art shown is:
1375-1520 CE
1520-1650 CE
900-1250 CE
1200-1475 CE
30
The date of this painting is:
1990
1690
1790
1890
31
The function of this work of art was likely to:
summon the spirit to act on behalf of an individual or community
pay homage to ancestors
guard the remains of deceased family members
be carried through a ritual coming of age ceremony procession
32
RANDOM TRIVIA!! This painting was stolen from an Oslo museum in 1994. What is its title?
The Horror
The Scream
Three Men on a Bridge
The Frightening
33
Scholars interpret the small figures carved on the staff god from Rarotonga as
male and female figures representing ideas of regeneration and fertility
fallen warriors representing the concept of heroism and sacrifice
female water deities celebrated in annual new year rituals
leaders of a new dynasty fostered by contact with nearby islanders
34
This work of art was likely produce by the ____________ in the ____ century.
Kuba; 19th
Bamileke; 18th
Luba; 20th
Kongo; 19th
35
The two temples atop the Aztec recreation of sacred Coatepec Mountain represent the gods...
Coatlicue and Tlaloc
Huitzilopochtli and Coyolxauhqui
Coyolxauhqui and Coatlicue
Huitzilopochtli and Tlaloc
36
The Maya lintels and the Moai from Rapa Nui are most similar in which of the following ways:
Context
Form
Function
Content
37
Name that plan!
Yaxchilán
City of Cusco
Mesa Verde
Machu Picchu
38
Scholars have interpreted the object shown as representing:
a totem representing clan identity
a deity embodying procreative power
a mythic male warrior-hero
a founding female ancestor
39
RANDOM TRIVIA! The beaver is the national animal of which nation ?
Finland
Norway
Canada
Russia
40
The walls at Saqsa Waman exemplify Inka architectural conventions in that they:
employ complex techniques to create special mortar to join the stones
Incorporate uniform block stones and arrange them in a geometric pattern.
consist of carefully shaped stones, fit together without mortar.
use a tenon and mortise joint following the model of Stonehenge
