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Art History B Final Exam Review
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1
A __________ was the home of the noble or wealthy man.
Insulce
Hypogeum
Domus
Caesarium
2
The poor class of ancient Roman citizens
Plebeians
Imagines
Insulae
Patricians
3
These buildings are on the Acropolis.
Propylaea and Temple of Athena Nike
Colosseum and Temple of Zeus
Parthenon and Erechtheum
Answers 1 and 3
4
Egyptians had a great influence on the Greek sculptors of the _________ period.
Romantic
Hellenistic
Classical
Archaic
5
The Colosseum contained _____________.
Tuscanic, Ionic columns, and Corinthian Columns
Tuscanic and Ionic columns Columns only
Tuscanic, Doric, and Corinthian Columns
Doric, Ionic columns, and Corinthian Columns
6
Because the Romans used concrete, they no longer needed to build theaters ______________.
On hillsides
With wood
With access to the Appian Way
Near rivers
7
Emotion took center stage in sculpture during the ________ era.
Classical
Archaic
Egyptian
Hellenistic
8
Sculptures of ideal athletes, heroes, and gods dominated the _________ period
Archaic
Classical
Symmetric
Hellenistic
9
Building material that allowed the Romans to build giant amphitheaters.
Concrete
Wood
Bronze
Stone
10
Roman portrait busts were highly original and far more _________ than their Greek counterparts.
Realistic
Stylized
Abstract
Idealized
11
What style of Greek column has acanthus leaves?
Corinthian
Doric
Tuscan
Ionic
12
Sculptures standing with one leg relaxed and the weight shifted onto the other.
Chiaroscuro
Contrapposto
Relief
Shape shifting
13
This area on the Entablature is called the ________.
Cornice
Capital
Stylobate
Metope
14
This is a carving in which the image is incised below the surface of a stone or other material
Plebeian
Insulae
Etruscan
Intaglio
15
How do we know what many ancient Greek sculptures looked like?
The Romans made copies
Aristotle described them in his writings
We really don't. It's just an educated guess.
Scholars found sketches of each of them
16
Poor houses of the later Roman era that were built in long blocks and covered by one roof.
Vestibule
Hypogeum
Insulae
Caesarium
17
In addition to public sculpture, imperial portraits were also produced on _______ and ________.
Clothing and coins
Coins and gems
Pottery and gems
Coins and weapons
18
Appius Claudius Caecus initiated construction of Rome's first _____ to bring water to the city.
Road
Colosseum
Aqueduct
Roman bath
19
Under the Colosseum floor was an area called the ________, housing gladiators and wild animals.
Colonnade
Hypogeum
Funerary tomb
Below deck
20
The Black and Red-Figured pottery depicted scenes from ___________ , __________ and daily life.
Politics, sports
Greek history, mythology
Trades, history
Mythology, the Olympics
21
The Colosseum held reenactments of historical naval battles as well as ___________.
Gladiator contests
Art exhibits
Executions
Executions and Gladiator contests
22
How many questions are on the exam?
100
60
50
25
23
A
vestibulum is a _____________.
Roman dressing area
Courtyard
Roman bath
Game room
24
This photo is the interior of the ____________.
Erechtheum
Pantheon
Propylaea
Parthenon
25
T
he ________Way, connected Rome to Capua, one of the most important cities in ancient Italy.
Florence
Appian
Vesuvius
Tuscan
26
This area on the Entablature is called the ________.
Metope
Triglyph
Abacus
Pediment
27
When Mount Vesuvius erupted, _____ from the eruption preserved interior walls.
Lava
Ash
Basalt
Rock