The church of San Vitale and the church of Santa Sabina are similar in that they both

decorated with mosaics to imbue the space with sense of awe

The Pantheon appears to differ from the Parthenon in that it

evidently was dedicated to multiple gods

An innovative feature of the Hagia Sophia was the introduction of pendentives used to

support the load or weight of the structure’s dome

this wall painting provide justification that the work is most similar to those found in the

Etruscan Tomb of the Triclinium,

The sculpture shown can be attributed to the

Romans: high degree of verisimilitude in ancestral portraits

The purplish vellum used in the Vienna Genesis is an indication that the manuscript was

meant to be a luxurious possession for an imperial patron

The Augustus of Primaporta and the Palette of Narmer are similar in that they both

highlight aspects of divinity in a ruler known for conquests

the site of Petra was also believed to have been chosen because it was

situated in easily defended terrain

typology in the imagery of the Catacomb of Priscilla is used to establish a connection between

Old Testament stories and the life of Christ

Which of the following features of the Colosseum most clearly demonstrates Greek influence

the architectural orders of the engaged columns

To further enhance the power of its patron, the Hagia Sophia was built in the sixth century CE

replacing an earlier church that was destroyed during a riot

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1
The church of San Vitale and the church of Santa Sabina are similar in that they both
decorated with mosaics to imbue the space with sense of awe
functioned as mausoleums; house the remains of bishops/kings
used as private chapels for the wealthy and privileged alone
central structures designed for the movement of pilgrims
2
The Pantheon appears to differ from the Parthenon in that it
evidently was dedicated to multiple gods
apparently commemorated a victorious battle
contained a cella that had only one single entrance
was designed using post-and-lintel construction
3
An innovative feature of the Hagia Sophia was the introduction of pendentives used to
store relics that pilgrims came in droves to venerate
support the load or weight of the structure’s dome
house additional worshippers in a second story gallery
allow for large areas of glass windows side aisles
4
this wall painting provide justification that the work is most similar to those found in the
Judgement of Hu-Nefer
Etruscan Tomb of the Triclinium,
Ludovisi Battle Sarcophogus
Vienna Genesis Illuminated Manuscript
5
Two features enabling the Colosseum to be freestanding so that it can impress viewers are
arches and flying buttresses
concrete and coffered ceilings
arches and elevated podia
concrete and groin vaulting
6
Augustus of Primaporta differs from heads of patricians in that the statue is more
Realistic
Idealized
Stylized
Naturalistic
7
The sculpture shown can be attributed to the
Greeks: they often idealized images of philosophers
Romans: their tradition of depicting deities with realism
Greeks: they often idealized images of philosophers
Romans: high degree of verisimilitude in ancestral portraits
8
The purplish vellum used in the Vienna Genesis is an indication that the manuscript was
related to traditional mortuary or funerary practices
created outside of the empire
meant to be a luxurious possession for an imperial patron
affordable and widely accessible at the time of its creation
9
The Augustus of Primaporta and the Palette of Narmer are similar in that they both
depict scenes of battle to highlight the bravery of leaders
placed in temples to serve as votive offerings to the gods
highlight aspects of divinity in a ruler known for conquests
were used to commemorate the death of a figure of authority
10
the site of Petra was also believed to have been chosen because it was
situated in easily defended terrain
located on the border two empires
surrounded by fertile valleys and fields
accessible to well traveled rivers
11
typology in the imagery of the Catacomb of Priscilla is used to establish a connection between
Greek mythology and biblical narratives
Roman gods and Christian beliefs
Old Testament stories and the life of Christ
Christian traditions and Islamic practices
12
At what place: the practice of partaking in a funerary meal known as refrigerium accommodated
Santa Sabina
Catacomb of Priscilla
Pantheon
Basilica Ulpia
13
Which of the following features of the Colosseum most clearly demonstrates Greek influence
the architectural orders of the engaged columns
the use of vaulting to support a freestanding structure
a large attic displayed over multiple arcaded stories
the use of arch construction surrounding the building
14
To further enhance the power of its patron, the Hagia Sophia was built in the sixth century CE
strengthening the presence of Islamic rule in western Europe
marking the spot where a sacred event occurred on a mountain
replacing an earlier church that was destroyed during a riot
accommodating the growth of monasticism throughout the East
15
the Pantheon utilized an innovative feature known as an oculus because of a desire to
support a large concrete dome
elevate a thick, rounded drum
provide adequate lighting
create a dramatic entry way

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