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Greek and Rome Practice Test
Greek and Rome Practice Test
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Spectators in the Colosseum would see
Orators giving government speeches
Gladiators and wild animals
Chariot races
Christian catacombs
2
Apollo Veii is a(n)
inspiration to Greek athletes
part of a mythological narrative
votive Statue
offering to Athena
3
This building was originally a (APC)
Tomb
Bathhouse
Temple
Marketplace
4
The column of Trajan depicts
Trajan's victory over the Dacians
Trajan's use of the Trojan horse
important news and announcements
laws to follow at the market place
5
The Grave Stele of Hegeso depicts (APC)
a bride and groom
a legislative event
intense emotion
a domestic setting
6
This work functions as a
Votive offering
Sarcophagus
Krater
Stele
7
The Basilica Ulpia (Forum of Trajan) uses the Egyptian clerestory design for (APC)
niches for statues of gods
interior light
tiered seating
accommodating large crowds
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This work is Hellenistic because it shows
perfect Polyklietos cannon
wisdom through age
defeat and emotion
afterlife beliefs
9
The horizontal band above the columns is the (APC)
corince
pediment
sterobate
frieze
10
The image shows a detail from a larger sculptural frieze found on the
Great Altar of Zeus and Athena
Ludovisi Battle Sarcophagus
Apadana
Parthenon
11
The central opening of a dome is called the (APC)
coffer
clerestory
lantern
oculus
12
This artworks depicts the moment when (APC)
Alexander the Great overthrew Darius III
Anglo-Saxons were defeated by Duke William at Hastings
Rome was sacked by the Visgoths
Greek won a naval battle against the Persians
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The buildings on the Acropolis politically represent (APC)
The end of the Trojan War
Pericles desire to rebuild after war with the Persians
The conquest of Alexander the Great
A Roman emperor becoming a God
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The gesture of the image below is meant to show the Emperor as
a great judge of civic obedience
a powerful orator
the single true deity
an inspiring teacher
15
What did the Athenians enjoy about the Agora (APC)
The central location for worship
The feeling of civic pride and community
The feeling of respect for the dead buried there
The constant entertainment