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Summative assessment for Leaving Cert Art Bronze and Iron age.
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1
Where is the Turoe Stone located?
Kerry
Cork
Galway
Sligo
2
When did the Bronze Age take place in Ireland?
2500 BC - 500 BC
5000 BC - 500 AD
2000 BC - 100 AD
500 BC - 500 AD
3
Which of the Following features Bird head Motifs
The Broighter Collar
The Turoe Stone
The Loughnashade Trumpet
The Petri Crown
4
The Boighter Hoard may have been an offering to which deity?
Luchtaine
Manannán mac Lir
Tuireann
Mac Gréine
5
Why was the Broighter Hoard covered in a greasy substance upon its discovery?
Coated to protect it
It was a ritualistic tradition to smear the gold in oils
Natural occurring oils in the soil
It may have been initially buried in a leather bag
6
Which of the following was taking place during the same time as Ireland's Iron Age?
The Viking Age (793–1066 AD)
Construction of Pyramids of Giza (2550-2490 BC)
Construction of Newgrange (circa 3200 BC)
Peak of Ancient Roman Empire (27 BC–117 AD)
7
The Book of Kells was produced during the Iron Age
False
True
8
What is The Triple Head also known as?
The La Tène Head
The Corleck Head
The Creevey Head
The Heritage Head
9
The Beaker People used bronze purely for decorative purposes as it was too light for sword and axe building.
False
True
10
Which of the following motifs does not appear on the Turoe Stone
Triskele
Trumpet
Lozenge
Brick
11
What was the probable function of The Loughnashade Trumpet?
Herding Cattle
Decorative grave good
Used in Battle
Musical instrument
12
Celtic people were a peaceful tribe and never engaged in battle
False
True
13
The Celts were monotheistic
True
False
14
What technique was use to create low relief on the Broighter Collar?
Incision with compass
Molding
Repoussé
Chasing
15
Repoussé was no longer in use during the Iron Age
False
True
16
Which of the following is not typically used in Bronze age design?
Symmetry
Abstract Patterns
Parallel lines
Depictions of Animals
17
A three legged Spiral is known as a ....
Triskele
Lozenge
Pelta
Flowing Tendril
18
The following artefact was discovered in which county?
Co. Meath
Co. Kildare
Co. Clare
Co. Wicklow
19
Astronomy is the central theme in Iron Age Art
True
False
20
The Bronze Age people were known as the ....................
Peaking Tribe
Beaker People
La Tène Tribe
Ceramic People
21
Which of the following was not a part of the Broighter Hoard
Gold Brooch
Gold A boat
Gold Collar
Gold Torcs
22
Why was this piece called the Petrie Crown?
Named after the Petrie Bird.
Named after Collector George Petrie
Named after an archeologist. Michael Petriet
Named after The Pelta Motif
23
Which of the following was
not
a Bronze Age artefact?
Broighter Collar
Gorget
Lunula
Fibula
24
Which of these is not typically a motif from the iron age era?
The Zoomorphic
The chevron
The Lyre
The Pelta
25
Name Bog Body Below
Clonycavan Man
Cloncleery Man
Connemara Man
Clonycreevy Man
26
When did the Iron Age take place in Ireland?
1500 BC - 500 AD
2500 BC - 500 AD
500 BC - 500 AD
1000 BC- 500 BC
27
................ is a metalworking technique where the surface is hammered from the reverse side to create low relief.
Incision
Coiling
Flanging
repoussé
28
Which one of the following is a key Iron Age Stone Sculpture
Turoe Stone
The Entrance Stone
Kerb Stone 52
The Sun Stone
29
Where was the Petrie Crown Discovered?
Unknown
Originally Spain
Co. Meath
Co. Clare
30
What metals are combined to create bronze?
Copper and Tin
Gold and Tin
Iron and Copper
Silver and Gold
31
Which of the follow themes was common in Bronze age art ?
The Zodiac
Earth and Nature
Astronomy
Christianity
32
From what two counties were copper and tin sourced?
Scotland and Portugal
Scotland and Wales
Ireland and Spain
Spain and Portugal
33
"The tube is a masterpiece of skilled riveting and the bell is superbly decorated with a lotus-bud motif"-
The Broighter Collar
The Loughnashade Trumpet
The Petri Crown
The Corleck Head
34
In which County was the Petri Crown discovered?
Sligo
Mayo
Leitrim
Cork
35
The Iron Age people were known as the Celts.
False
True
36
A key separation between Bronze and Iron age aesthetic is the use of zoomorphic imagery.
False
True
37
What is this excerpt referring to? -"Worn in the hair or attached to clothes. There are two holes in the centre"
Sun Discs
Torcs
Shields
Fibula
38
The key aesthetic of the Celts is known as La Tène.
True
False
39
Tick the artefact that
does not
belong to the Iron Age
The Broigher Collar
The Petrie Crown
The Loughnashade Trumpet
The Gorget
40
What county was the body discovered?
Meath
Wicklow
Galway
Cavan
