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Ap Art History Content area 9: The Pacific
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1
How are the bold and intricate geometric patterns in red, white, and black incorporated?
glued
painted
sewn
weaved
2
What indicated social hierarchy at Nan Madol?
Housing distance from shore
Size of residency
Ancestors
Height of housing platform
3
The Buk mask is made from all these materials EXCEPT?
shell
wood
feathers
tapa
4
In the feather cape (Ahu 'ula) the color red is associated with:
honor
independence
the power of the people
both gods and chiefs
5
What 2 Pacific pieces are made with the tapa cloth like this one?
Fijian mats
Ahu 'ula
Nan Madol
Hiapo
6
Moai statues were built to honor
Enemies
Cultural heroes
Chieftains/ancestors
Religious deities
7
The Malagan ceremonies serve which function?
transition to the afterworld
transition to the harvest
transition to power
transition to adulthood (for males)
8
Who is the artist of this work?
Gottfried Lindauer
The Maori People
Tamati Waka Nene
Nan Madol
9
The Staff gods, contained both male and female characteristics like many Polynesian works.
False
True
10
No face, elegant proportions, simple line indicating chest, little attention to hands/feet =
Female Diety
Moai on Platform
Tlatilco Figure
Malagan Mask
11
The Buk mask could represent all of the following EXCEPT?
a specific person
a cultural hero
an ancestor
an ethnic totem
12
A tapa can be used for
a blanket
a table cloth
a shroud/wrap
a present
13
All the following is true about Navigation Charts EXCEPT?
they do not take them on voyages
the shells represent islands
their primary use was to record shipwrecks
the diagonal sticks show the ocean currents
14
What was NOT something that was done with a Tatanua after the Malagan ceremony?
burned
allowed to rot
sold
broken
15
What is the name of this work?
Staff god
Malagan display
Nan Madol
Hiapo
16
Tapa was ceremonially displayed/hung on which of the following celebration days?
New year celebrations
Birthdays and weddings
Religious holidays
Funerals