In addition to honoring the goddess Athena, the Parthenon was also meant to celebrate:

The Athenian's victory over the Persians

How did Akhenaton change Egyptian art? (Choose all that apply)

His sculptures are often androgynous, The forms are out of proportion and elongated., They practiced skull-binding

Why did Egyptians mummify their dead?

To preserve the ka, or immortal soul.

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1
Who is this?
Cleopatra
Queen Blanche
Abbot Suger
Virgin of Paris
2
Which period would you put this in?
Late Gothic
Romanesque
Early Gothic
Byzantine
3
What is the term for this artwork?
Rose page
Arabesque page
Evangelist page
Carpet page
4
What is the term for #6?
Buttress
Lintel
Triforium
Trumeau
5
Giotto introduced what new aspect here?
Clear narration
Focus on Christ's death
A naturalistic background
Emphasis on emotion
6
What main function do they serve?
Decorate building
Ease construction
Lessen the weight of the roof
Stabilize against wind
7
One of the issues with the Parthenon is that it was built with embezzled funds.
False
True
8
This artwork is likely after the Edict of Milan
False
True
9
This major development started the Neolithic period and allows for settlements.
Farming
Concrete
Bronze tools
Writing
10
Why is this artwork so important?
Completley new style
Copies the Alexander Mosaic
Embroidery is invented
Contemporary to the event
11
What is the term for #3?
Tympanum
Trumeau
Lintel
Triforium
12
Which period would you put this in?
Early Christian
Imperial Roman
Romanesque
Late Gothic
13
Paleolithic paintings are generally found in ____.
Graves
Henges
Caves
Temples
14
Who was this likely made for?
A Muslim
A Roman Pagan, pre-Edict
A Christian pilgrim
A Viking
15
This relief's shows what technique often used to depict women in Classical Greece?
Hierarchical Scale
Archaic smile
Contrapposto
Wet-fold drapery
16
Who is this?
Constantine
Akhenaten
Khafre
Alexander the Great
17
What is the function of this artwork?
Evangelist portrait
Portrait of a king
Portrait of an emperor
Carpet page
18
In which period of Greek art would you place this?
Late Classical
Geometric
Archaic
Hellenistic
19
What is the function of this artwork?
Celebrate the power of Christ
Warn about Crusades
Warn about the apocalypse
Celebrate the power of Muhammad
20
Gothic architecture wanted to highlight what new invention?
Gold leaf
Triptych altarpieces
Illuminated Manuscripts
Stained glass
21
The year 1000 sparked fears of what in Europe?
The Black Death
The Crusades
Spread of Islam
The Apocalypse
22
In addition to honoring the goddess Athena, the Parthenon was also meant to celebrate:
The goddess Hera
The god Apollo
Greek independence from the Egyptian pharaohs
The Athenian's victory over the Persians
23
What is this building called?
Cuneiform
Hypostyle Temple
Corbeled Temple
Ziggurat
24
What is the function of the tower?
To defend the city
To sing the call to prayer
To be a holy symbol
To hold the city treasury
25
How did Akhenaton change Egyptian art? (Choose all that apply)
His statues were idealized and timeless
His sculptures are often androgynous
The forms are out of proportion and elongated.
They practiced skull-binding
26
What building is this?
Pantheon
Forum of Trajan
Arch of Constantine
Colosseum
27
This building plan reflects the needs of who?
Crusaders
Kings
Pagans
Pilgrims
28
In which period of Greek art would you place this?
Orientalizing
High Classical
Hellenistic
Archaic
29
Unlike Classical works, Hellenistic artworks often involve ____.
idealized figures
nude figures
relief and in-the-round sculpture
drama and emotion
30
All Islamic art bans figural images.
False
True
31
Who started the Protestant Reformation?
Giotto di Bondone
Henvy VIII
Martin Luther
Charlemagne
32
What does this statue represent?
Goddess statue
Guardian for tomb
Fertility figurine
Farming tool
33
The Edict of Milan legalized Christianity
True
False
34
What is the term for this artwork?
Evangelist
Rosary
Triptych
Reliquary
35
Why did Egyptians mummify their dead?
To make Hollywood movies
It was out of respect for the dead.
To ensure the ka would pass final judgement
To preserve the ka, or immortal soul.
36
In what country would you find this?
Italy
Egypt
England
France
37
What is the term for this large entryway?
Iwan
Cuneiform
Triforium
Qibla
38
Which period would you put this in?
Greek
Byzantine
Gothic
Aegean
39
This statue shows what development in Greek sculpture?
Anastole
Contrapposto
The first time muscles are represented in art.
Archaic smile
40
Which period would you put this in?
Paleolithic
Aegean
Egyptian
Neolithic
41
What is the term for A?
Arcade
Triforium
Ambulatory
Clerestory
42
Which culture made this?
Cycladic Peoples
Etruscans
Romans
Greeks
43
Where would you find this?
As part of a mosque portal
In a Bible
As part of a church portal
Above the church altar
44
Which period would you put this in?
Carolingian
Imperial Roman
Greek
Romanesque
45
What is the function of this artwork?
Evangelist portrait
Warning of apocalypse
Icon for meditation
Funerary portrait
46
What is this window called?
Last judgement window
Rose window
Icon window
Calligraphic window
47
The development of writing systems helped our understanding of Paleolithic and Neolithic cultures.
True
False
48
Who painted this?
Leonardo da Vinci
Giotto di Bondone
Abbot Suger
Duccio di Buoninsegna
49
Decorative writing is called what?
Kufic
Calligraphy
Muqarnas
Arabesque
50
What is the term for B?
Iwan
Triforium
Buttress
Ambulatory
51
Which period would you put this in?
Ancient Near Eastern
Romanesque
Gothic
Islamic
52
Which period would you put this in?
Byzantine
Early Christian
Etruscan
Ancient Aegean
53
Who legalized Christianity?
Charlemagne
Augustus
Constantine
Justinian
54
Augustus established the standard for Roman Imperial art.
False
True
55
Which order is this temple?
Tuscan
Ionic
Corinthian
Doric
56
Which period would you put this in?
Etruscan
Classical Greece
Egyptian
Ancient Aegean
57
Which period would you put this in?
Ancient Near Eastern
Paleolithic
Greek
Egypt
58
The Gothic style was killed entirely by the Renaissance.
True
False
59
What is the tower called?
Triptych
Muqarna
Minaret
Iwan
60
What term describes this feature?
Muqarnas
Quadrant arches
Coffering
Flying Buttress
61
What major event does this depict?
Hundred Years War
Norman Conquest of England
Black Death
Fall of Rome
62
Which period would you put this in?
Romanesque
Islamic
Roman
Gothic
63
What is this building used for?
Temple
Marketplace
Palace
Funerary Complex
64
Who is this?
Augustus
Constantine
Abbot Suger
Charlemagne
65
This is called a
Anastole
Lamassu
Caryatid
Stele
66
Who is this mostly likely?
Ramses II
Akhenaton
Hatshepsut
Alexander the Great
67
The Etruscans cared about which of the following? (Choose all that apply)
Athletic and naturalistic bodies.
Conservative values
Family
Honoring the ancestors
68
What term describes this feature?
Minaret
Mihrab
Muqarnas
Qibla
69
Most surviving Egyptian art and architecture is ____.
Religious
Commercial
Funerary
Military
70
The Greeks believed in what philosophy?
Humanism
Gyroism
Christianity
Confucianism
71
What is the likely function of this place?
Mosque
Etruscan tomb
Christian chapel
Byzantine palace
72
Over the course of the late Roman Imperial period, style in art became increasingly naturalistic.
True
False
73
Which period would you put this in?
Ancient Near Eastern
Egypt
Greek
Neolithic
74
Who is this?
Charlemagne
Constantine
Abbot Suger
Augustus
75
Greek architectural style became popular in the United States for government in part because:
The Greeks are the longest, continous empire.
The Greeks were excellent atheletes.
Greece was victorious in all their wars.
Greece had one of the first fully democractic governments.

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