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Period
Gothic
Romanesque
Medieval
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what is a row of arches
arcade
aisle
clerestory
colonnade
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date
1325-1350 CE
1350-1375 CE
1300-1325 CE
1375-1400 CE
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why was stained glass used?
all of the above
colors would've been extraordinary to the people of the time
light represents divinity
the colored light would reflect on to the stones
5
What is a relic
the church that holds the body of a saint
the grave that holds the body of a saint
a container to hold the body part of a saint
a body part of a saint
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date
1215-1235 CE
1205-1225 CE
1235-1255 CE
1225-1245 CE
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title
Scenes of Redemption from Bibles Moralisees
Scenes of the Flood from Bibles Moralisees
Scenes of Passover from Bibles Moralisees
Scenes of the Apocalypse from Bibles Moralisees
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What is a pieta?
Mary begin visited by an angel
Jesus on the cross
Mary holding the dead body of Jesus
Mary with the baby Jesus
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What does the Bayeux tapestry depict?
the battle of shrewsbury
the battle of orleans
the battle of castellion
the battle of hastings
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what is a church or cathedral that people travel to?
an expedition church
a journey church
a pilgrimage church
a odyssey church
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what are hidden within the decorations?
animals
people
mythical creatures
plants
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Materials
granite and stained glass
marble and stained glass
limestone and stained glass
brick and stained glass
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date
1340 CE
1330 CE
1310 CE
1320 CE
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Title
Notre Dame de St. Foy
Church of St. Foy
Chartres Cathedral
Chartres Church
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Title
Reliquary of Sainte-Coy
Reliquary of Sainte-Joy
Reliquary of Sainte-Foy
Reliquary of Sainte-Boy
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date
1204-1230 CE
1184-1210 CE
1214-1240 CE
1194-1220 CE
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materials
Encaustic (pigment in a wax medium on wood)
fresco (tempera on plaster)
mosaic (glass tiles set into plaster)
illuminated manuscripts (ink, pigment, and gold on vellum)
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Why do these images not look Egyptian?
because the stories did not take place in Egypt
they wanted to compete with the art of ancient Greece & Rome
because they wanted to be better than egypt
they were made to be recognizable during the medieval period
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title
Bayeux Tapestry
Dedication Page With Blanche of Castile and King Louise IX
Scenes from the Apocalypse from Bibles Moralisees
Golden Haggadah
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Where is this located?
Chartres Cathedral
San Vitale
Notre Dame
Church of Sainte-Foy
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In art, what is it called when Mary is seated with the baby Jesus on her lap?
The throne of grace
The throne of heaven
The throne of power
The throne of wisdom
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Why was the elaborate decoration of the golden haggadah permitted?
because it was used in secret
because it was used in a temple
because it was used for educational purposes
because it was used by the king
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which part of the reliquary of St. Foy was spolia
the hands
the head
the jewles
the throne
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What scenes does the Golden Haggadah depict?
the flood
passover
the creation of man
the nativity
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What was the FUNCTIONAL purpose of the looped fibulae
to hold bones together
to be worn as jewelry
to use a pin on a cloak
to be buried with the owner
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Title
St. Matthew portrait page
St. Luke portrait page
St. Mark portrait page
St. John portrait page
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Why did churches add a transept to the basilica plan?
in order to accommodate more people
in order to create a better flow for people to walk around
for the symbolism of shaping it like a cross
all of the above
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Why was there an interest in depicting emotion?
all of the above
because they wanted to humanize Jesus and make him relatable
they wanted to show Jesus thatunderstood their suffering too
because they wanted it to be realistic
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date
1066-1080 CE
1046-1060 CE
1056-1070 CE
1036-1050 CE
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what was the purpose of this text?
for the young king to pray
for the young king to learn history
advice for the young king
for the young king to learn to read
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During which period does stained glass appear?
romanesque
medieval
gothic
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which piece was so beautiful that there was a concern about idolatry?
Rottgen Pieta
Golden Haggadah
looped fibulae
reliquary of St. Foy
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materials
Mosaic (glass, gold and ceramic tiles)
Illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, & gold leaf on vellum)
Encaustic (pigment in wax medium on wood)
Fresco (Tempera on plaster)
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What is the decorative sculpture in the arch above a door or a window?
Lintel
Triforium
Tympanum
Pinnacle
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Which piece best demonstrates human emotion?
Bayeux Tapestry
Reliquary of St. Foy
Dedication Page with Blanche of Castile and King Luois IX
Rottgen Pieta
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date
tenth century CE
eighth century CE
ninth century CE
seventh century CE
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what is the front face of an architectural structure?
Facing
Facial
Façade
Façind
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materials
Mosaic (glass, gold and ceramic tiles)
Fresco (Tempera on plaster)
Illuminated manuscript (ink, tempera, & gold leaf on vellum)
Encaustic (pigment in wax medium on wood)
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date
1030-1110 CE
1050-1130 CE
1040-1120 CE
1020-1100 CE
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Title
St. Luke, Cross Carpet Page
St. Mark, Cross Carpet Page
St. John, Cross Carpet Page
St. Matthew, Cross Carpet Page
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period
Gothic
Medieval
Romanesque
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How is Mary depicted?
as the throne of wisdom
as the wife of God
as a young girl
as a queen
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what is a metalworking technique where glass and stones are inlaid into metal (gold or silver)
Embossing
Fresco
Engraving
Cloisonné
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period
Gothic
Romanesque
Medieval
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materials
marble
gold
stone
stucco
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What is a new architectural element during the gothic period
flying buttresses
pointed arches
groin vaulting
tympanums
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period
Romanesque
Medieval
Gothic
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materials
Illuminated manuscript (pigments & gold leaf on vellum)
Mosaic (glass, gold and ceramic tiles)
Encaustic (pigment in wax medium on wood)
Fresco (Tempera on plaster)
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period
Romanesque
Medieval
Gothic
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Who does the bayeux tapestry depict more favorably?
William and the Brittish
Harold and the Normans
William and the Normans
Harold and the English
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title
Pieta of Rootgen
Rotgen Pieta
Pieta of Rotingen
Rottgen pieta
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materials
garnet
silver gilt with worked filigree
all of the above
semiprecious stones
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period
Gothic
Romanesque
Medieval
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period
Medieval
Gothic
Romanesque
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title
St. Lukes Incipit Page
St. Johns Incipit Page
St. Marks Incipit Page
St. Matthews Incipit Page
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who was edafrith
artist who drew the illuminations in the lindsfarne gospels
the scribe who lindsfarne gospels
the scribe who wrote the golden haggadah
artist who drew the illuminations in the golden haggadah
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Period
Medieval
Romanesque
Gothic
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Which book do these pages come from?
Lindsey Gospels
Lindsfield Gospels
Lindsfarne Gospels
Lindsfeld Gospels
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Title
Merovingian Looped Fibulae
Fibulae Merovingian
Looped Fibulae of Merovingian
Merovingian's Looped Fibulae
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what was the purpose of this?
an icon to pray to
a reliquary to hold a relic of a saint
all of the above
a symbol of the queens divine right to rule
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why is it impressive that the fact that the Rottgen Pieta is still around
it's made out of bronze.it's surprising it wasn'tmelted down
it's made out of gold. its surprising that it wasn't stolen
its made out of wood. it's surprising it hasn't deteriorated
considered sacrilegious. it's surprising it wasn't destroyed
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What was the purpose of placing the Last judgement above the doors at St. Foy?
to illustrate the most important story in the bible
as a reminder: what has happened in the past
to identify which relic the church owned
as a reminder: choices in life will affect the afterlife
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Which church is this
Chartres Cathedral
Church of St. Foy
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date
mid fifth century
mid sixth century
mid seventh century
mid eighth century
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what do the tympanum sculptures on Chartres Cathedral depict
the old testament
wisdom
the afterlife
time
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all of the following are manuscripts except________
Bayeux Tapestry
Lindsfarn Gospels
Scenes from the Apocalypse
Golden Haggadah
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a shallow arched gallery within the thickness of an inner wall, above the nave of a church
transept
triforium
tympanum
triptych
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materials
gemstones
enamel over wood
all of the above
gold and silver
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period
Gothic
Romanesque
Medieval
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date
700 CE
600 CE
500 CE
800 CE
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Title
Church of Sainte-Foy
Church of St. Mary
Cartres Cathedral
Notre Dame
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date
1235-1255 CE
1225-1245 CE
1215-1235 CE
1245-1265 CE
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What do Bibles Moralisees seek to depict?
a historical account of events
a commentary about good vs. evil
a personal record
biblical stories that relate to the owner personally
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What relic does Chartres Cathedral have?
The tunic of Mary
The blankets of Mary
The hand of Mary
the head of Mary
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What does gothic architecture seek to create
elaborate decoration
personal, more intimate spaces
spaces to impress visitors
great, vaulted (high up) spaces
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title
Byoeu Tapestry
Bayeux Tapestry
Byeux tapestry
Bayou Tapestry
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title
Bayeux Tapestry
Scenes from the Apocalypse from Bibles Moralisees
Dedication Page With Blanche of Castile and King Louise IX
Golden Haggadah
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materials
painted stone
painted wood
enamel over wood
marble
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period
Romanesque
Gothic
Medieval
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materials
illuminated manuscript
embroidery on linen
wool applique on cotton
paint on silk
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what are these?
jamb columns
jam columns
jamb figures
jam figures
