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Acadeca 2017-18 Art Practice Test
Acadeca 2017-18 Art Practice Test
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1
What prevented William Kentridge from adopting racism of many privileged white South Africans?
He was part Indian, another oppressed group
He was born and raised in the Netherlands
He coached rugby for black youth
His parents worked to support oppressed blacks
2
Mub of sub-Sahara Africa speaks Bantu due to
a 1000 years of the Great Bantu Migration
the dominant Kingdom of Benin spreading a common language
missionary schools w/ unified language in east Africa
a unification of tribal languages to counter slave trade
3
Large scale Nok terracotta figures are hollow. The artist would have shaped the wet clay over
An internal framework of wood
An internal framework of copper bands
An internal framework of bent wire
An internal framework of wax
4
In Rococo painting, the subject of the fête galante included
angel-filled heavenly visions
militia musters and drills
genre scenes of the peasantry
members of the nobility at leisure
5
Who is an Ethiopian-born photographer?
Osei Tutu
Ata Owoo
William Seitz
Aida Muluneh
6
Exploration of an artwork in terms of its cultural and historic origins is called
art criticism
contextual analysis
formal analysis
a primary resource
7
Perhaps the best-known photographic documentation of Africa late 19th century was done by
the Royal Geographical Society
the National Geographic Society
the Archaeological Institute of America
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geographic
8
The culture that had the GREATEST contact and exchange with ancient Egypt was
the Ife settlement
ancient Fang
Nubia
the Kingdom of Benin
9
In metal casting, the indirect method of the lost wax process allows for
preliminary clay models
multiple copies of the same sculpture
a layer of gold on a bronze base
work on a large scale
10
An early painter of total abstraction was
Post-Impressionist Vincent van Gogh
the Cubist Georges Braque
the Expressionist Edvard Munch
Vasily Kandinsky of Der Blaue Reiter
11
The Yombe finial for a royal scepter includes a figure below the carved king. Who is this?
a musician with a lyre
a guard with a ceremonial sword
a servant bringing food
a captured enemy or slave
12
One of the oldest examples of Islamic architecture is the
Alhambra, Granada
Taj Mahal, Agra
Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem
Great Mosque at Cordoba
13
The Italian Renaissance designer Filippo Brunelleschi is well-known for the completion of
the Palace of Versailles
St. Peter's Basilica, Rome
the Cathedral of Milan
the dome of the Florence Cathedral
14
The king in Yoruba culture established his authority on
descent from the creator of life and humankind
consent from the community council
descent from a long-standing family dynasty
being the child of the sun god Amun
15
In the late 20th century, African women first expressed feminist activism with a focus on
inheritance rights
economic independence
birth control and family planning
countering domestic violence
16
In history, Western Africa was home to powerful cultures of the ___
Asante, Ife and the Kingdom of Benin
Nubians and Egyptians
Zulu, Swazi and Shona
Coptic Christians and Muslims
17
When ceramic pots are "thrown," the clay has been
Shaped on a potter's wheel
Repeatedly dropped to eliminate air bubbles
Fired after being glazed
Fire once before being glazed
18
The "Benin Bronzes" were originally made for what purpose?
to guard against evil in domestic settings
to decorate a royal palace
as tomb furnishings
for ancestor worship
19
On the brass head from Ife, regular incised lines over the face may suggest
a royal veil
scarification
divinity
healing powers
20
What luxury item was exported on a large scale from Africa by the Portuguese? (15-16th century)
ivory
Kente cloth
gold
diamonds
21
The "Lydenburg Heads" have the form of inverted vessels and ornamentations that links them to
decorated pottery
stone carving
cast metal work
weavings
22
The religious art of India reflects the prevalence of both Hinduism and
Zoroastrianism
Jainism
Christianity
Buddhism
23
Which 19th-century Realist artist outraged conventional audiences with scenes of working class?
Jacques Lois David
Gustave Courbet
Emile Nolde
Jean Antoine Watteau
24
While the kente cloth was originally made with raffia, during the 17-18th century it was ___
cotton
linen
silk
wool
25
The broad area drained by the Congo River system is generally referred to as
the Sudan
Central Africa
West Africa
South Africa
26
Some of the earliest evidence of African culture is found in what region?
Southern Africa
Eastern Africa
The Sahara
Nigeria
27
Which artist creates assemblages out of found objects like aluminum bottle caps?
El Anatsui
Marcel Duchamp
Paa Willie
William Kentridge
28
A sculptural subject that dates to the Old Stone Age is the ___
female figure, with exaggerated belly and breasts
seated chieftain figure
portrait displaying only head and shoulders
hunting relief showing human and animal figures
29
The abolitionist movements in Europe and the US resulted in ___ at the end of the 18th century.
the publication of A Geographical History of Africa
an end to the slave trade era
the Great Bantu Migration
a period of Western decolonization of Africa
30
Between 1885 and 1960, Congo was under the control of what European country?
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
France
31
The animals seen in the Stone Age petroglyphs from the Twyfelfontein Valley in Namibia share
reduction to angular geometric shapes
strict profile silhouettes
soft edges produced by powdered pigment blown on the wall
diminishing with linear perspective
32
Pastels are used as a medium for ___
Intaglio
Lithography
Drawing
Painting
33
Which of the following is NOT a consistent characteristic of African art?
realism that stems from observation of nature
functionality of art objects
the centrality of the human figure
emphasis on sculptural form
34
Ife bronze sculptures were first analyzed and described by
Frank Willett of the Nigerian Department of Antiques
German anthropologist Leo Frobenius
art historian Robert Goldwater
Kongo ethnographer Kanuva Simon
35
The Great Bieri
is an example of a ___
Reliquary statue
Carved pillar
Large nkondi
Fertility Figure
36
Many of traditional palaces of the Cameroon Grassland culture were rebuilt repeatedly because
each successive Fon required new quarters
they were highly flammable
of clashes with the Lunda empire
of European destruction
37
Which animal was often used to symbolize African chieftainship?
leopard
hawk
zebra
rhinoceros
38
Incised lines representing both scarification and tears can be found on which sculpture?
the Pwo or Female mask of the Chokwe
the Nok bas relief sculpture
the Ife Brass Head
"Lydenburg Heads" of South Africa
39
The fantasy coffin tradition in Ghana began with a coffin in the shape of a
piano
cocoa pod
Cadillac
jet plane
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The Nok bas-relief sculpture includes scenes that relate to
a royal procession
the hunt, with large game animals
a war victory celebration
everyday life activities