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Content Area 5
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1
This sculpture exhibits which of the following formal characteristics?
value
High relief
Color
contour rivalry
2
To what culture can you attribute this image?
Maya
Inka
Lenape
Aztec
3
This temple was created during what historical period?
Intermediate
Post Classic
Classic
Pre Classic
4
What function did this object serve?
To show the power of the king
Just for warmth
To show the unity of the empire
To show the skill of the craftspeople
5
What was its purpose?
an effigy mound
a burial mound
just for fun
To look cool
6
What culture created this object?
Aztec
Mississippian
Chavin
Maya
7
This carving shows symbols on it important to historians for what reason?
they tell the time
they document the names and history of rulers
they look pretty
they label the ceremony
8
What culture created this site?
Chavin
Aztec
Mississippian
Maya
9
Identify this image
Atlantids
Calendar Stone
Lintel 25
The Coyolxauhqui Stone
10
What historical period can you associate this sculpture with?
Post Classic
Classic
Pre Classic
Intermediate
11
The discovery of what carving led to the excavation of this lost site?
The calendar stone
an Olmec mask
the Coyolxauhui Stone
The Lanson Stele
12
What culture created this piece?
Anasazi
Kwakwaka'wakw
Lenapi
Cadzi Cody
13
Identify this site
Chavin de Huantar
Chichen Itza
Tenochtitlan
Yaxchilan
14
What culture created this site?
Anasazi
Lenape
Mississippian
Inka
15
This sculpture represents what commonly held indigenous belief?
Sacrifice is more powerful if done by noble blood
Drugs can be used to commune with the gods
Dancing will bring favor from the gods
Humans can change shape and take animal form
16
What is the subject matter of this sculpture?
an important priest
an axe
a ray of sun in god form
a human-feline hybrid
17
Transformation masks are best understood as works
used as a display much the way that totem poles are used
that are seen as part of a larger ceremony
used to recall ancestral spirits to act on a wearer’s behalf
used as centerpieces in homes
18
This scene depicts what religious ceremony?
Rain Dance
Bloodletting
Sacrifice
Prayer
19
Identify this image
Atlantids
Lintel 25
Coyolxauhqui Stone
Calendar Stone
20
From which culture did this site originate?
Inka
Lenape
Kwakiutl
Mississippian
21
This temple reflects the cultures worship of
The god of war and the god of corn
The god of war
The god of war and the god of water
the god of water
22
This painted elk hide attributed to Cotsiogo draws on Indigenous American traditions
in its use of the repoussé technique
that place humans on a scale dominating other figures
articulating forms in an active sequence around a set area
as it shows great virtuosity in its use of classical forms
23
From which culture did this object originate?
Inka
Kwakiutl
Aztec
Maya
24
What culture created this site?
Mississippian
Lenape
Anasazi
Inka
25
This sculpture is positioned underground with the sun able to shine in on it in order to?
speak to the people as an oracl
serve as a connection between the human realm and underworld
be accessible only by religious figures
have dramatic lighting enhance its religious significance
26
From which culture did this site originate?
Lenape
Aztec
Maya
Inka
27
What aspect of this site enabled it to remain intact?
the size of its population
the size of the army
its location
the quality of the stone walls
28
The image of Coyolxauhqui was carved on a round disk and placed
at the pyramid's base for reenactment by sacrificial victims
at an Aztec temple entrance as a dedication
in king's coronation room for ancestral lineage observation
at the top of an Aztec pyramid so people could worship it
29
During what time period did the Mayan Empire thrive?
900-200 BCE
725 CE
1440
1375-1520 CE
30
To what culture could you attribute this piece?
Aztec
Kwakiutle
Cadzi Cody
Maya
31
From what culture did this object originate?
Maya
Aztec
Lenape
Inka
32
The Hide Painting of a Sun Dance attributed to Cotsiogo is painted on a similar surface as
The Court of Gayumars
Folio from a Qur’an
Night Attack on the Sanjô Palace
The Book of Lindisfarne
33
From which culture did this site originate?
Maya
Chavin
Lenape
Kwakiutl
34
What is the location of this site?
Macchu Picchu
Tenochtitlan
Teotihuacan
Chichen Itza
35
In what time period was this site constructed?
1850-1900
1450-1540
450-1300
1070-1190
36
From which culture did this object originate?
Inka
Lenape
Maya
Aztec
37
Indigenous American artworks often show the influence of Europeans in that they
used European materials in their work
portrayed European historical events w. their own histories
experimented w. European art techniques like chiaroscuro
adapted European faith traditions abandoning Native imagery
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Identify this object
Lintel 25, Structure 23
Relief Sculpture, Chavin de Huantar
Lanzon Stela
Coyolxauhqui Stone
39
Where is this site located?
Mississippia
Deleware
Colorado
Peru
40
Define contour rivalry
when a line is hard to see
where two contours battle to the death
when two different images share one line
the end of a line and the beginning of another
