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South, East and South East Asia Break 3
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South, East and South East Asia Break 3
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1
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the work of art?
The story is a made up tale used as a fear tactic for power.
Main characters are shown multiple times throughout.
This scroll would have been part of a set of scrolls.
One of the scenes shows victors emerging with heads on pikes
2
The sculptures located here could be described as
dynamic in meditative poses.
elongated figures in contrapposto poses.
abstracted in Severe style poses.
dynamic in contrapposto poses.
3
Todai-ji is one of the largest wooden structures in the world.
True
False
4
This print was made with materials traded from the US.
False
True
5
Which of the following is NOT true of the Ryoan-ji?
The design is reminiscent of Medieval Chinese paintings.
The garden was built as an environment for meditation.
It would be used for cultural events of the elite.
The rocks and moss are representative of the yin and yang.
6
Emperor Shomu built the great temple to unify Japan and to promote spiritual unity.
False
True
7
Which of these places is associated with Buddhism and Shinto religions?
Ryoan-ji
The Forbidden City
Todai-ji
None of the above
8
Burying the crown in mounds with people was an assimilation of the Chinese culture.
False
True
9
Which of the following IS true of Sin Sukju?
This is the earliest known Korean portrait.
The dress and the pose of the sitter is in a modern style.
He was named a meritorious subject 4 times in his life.
Sin Sukju's badge depicts 2 lions in a floral motif.
10
Who printed the Great Wave?
Katsushika Hokusai
Ogata Korin
Kei Kei
Liu Chunhua
11
The gold background of this painting
shows us an exact place in Japan.
none of the above.
gives the painting a ethereal glow.
makes the painting look realistic.
12
Which of the following IS true of Todai-ji?
This is the oldest original wooden structure built in 743.
It was built to house a Zen Buddhism garden.
The Japanese used brackets and nails to support the eaves.
188 dams were built to transport cypress to build it.
13
The Ryoan-ji is a place for imperial families to reside.
True
False
14
The image here is shown from
birds eye view.
2 point perspective.
worms eye view.
1 point perspective.
15
Portrait painting served as a focus for ancestral rituals after death.
True
False
16
Todai-ji was built to house
a womb chamber for priests.
a large bronze Buddha.
Kei school sculptures.
a statue of Shiva.
17
Which of the following is NOT true of the jade and Gold crown.
The crown was meant to be worn on the forehead.
The design was influenced by people from the Eurasian Steppe
The crown symbolizes a tree that connects heaven and earth.
It was made for a Korean dancer of the imperial family.
18
Ogata Korin mixed what types of art?
abstract and realism
baroque and rococo
printmaking and realism
surrealism and abstract
19
The Great Wave is a part of a series of prints of Mt. Fuji.
True
False
20
What is an eave?
part of a roof that overhangs the walls of a building.
the projecting lowest portion of a wall.
a womb chamber.
a large burial chamber.
