Why is weaving important in India?

It employs a large population of India.

Why was a lot of Inca art made of gold?

It reminded them of their Sun god.

What are the Elements of Art?

The building blocks used by artists to create a work of art

Most of the Greek art that remains today is pottery. Why is this?

Other forms of art did not survive

What is the definition of texture?

The perceived surface quality of a work of art

What happened to most of the Inca gold jewelry?

It was looted by the Spanish conquerors.

The process of making artworks by printing

What are the Principles of Design?

The ways an artist use the Elements of Art in a work of art

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1
What kind of sculpture is this piece of art?
A funeral mask
A sphinx
Hieroglyphics
A stele
2
Who's that Pokemon!?
Kobra
Arbok
Ekans
Snake
3
Who's that Pokemon!?
Cubone
Dugtrio
Marowak
Diglett
4
Who's that Pokemon?!
Pichu
Dedenne
Raichu
Pikachu
5
What is the name of this Greek temple?
Kantharos
Stamnoi
Athena
Parthenon
6
What is believed to be the greatest architectural achievement of the Ancient Egyptians?
Papyrus
Pyramids
Hieroglyphics
Scribes
7
What is a textile?
A frame used to hold yarn or other fibers for weaving.
Company chartered by the British to trade in the East Indies
A type of cloth or woven fabric.
The vertical threads attached to the top & bottom of a loom
8
What was one strict rule Ancient Egyptians followed when making art?
All of the above
The left foot is facing forward.
To show the body from the visible angle.
The figures are stiff looking.
9
What does a loom do in weaving?
It’s the vertical threads attached to the top and bottom.
It allows the weaver to use a needle in weaving.
Its the threads woven back and forth over and under the warp
It holds the weaving together.
10
What art history period had the biggest influence on Roman Architecture?
Egyptians
Greeks
Christians
Inca
11
What civilization created this sculpture?
Egyptian
Mayan
Inca
Aztec
12
What is the difference between Greek and Roman art?
Roman art was more realistic than Greek art.
Roman art is less religious then Greek art.
All of the above.
Roman art was made to commemorate and Greek art to idolize.
13
What is the name of this prehistoric stone circle?
Altamira
The Lascaux
Las Cuevas de las Piletas
Stonehenge
14
What is a mosaic?
The placement of visual elements in a work of art.
Arches used to create an open space and round ceiling
To make a form by carving or other shaping techniques.
Picture made by arranging small colored pieces of materials
15
The threads woven back and forth, over and under the warp on a loom (left to right) are called?
Weaving
Warp
Weft
Loom
16
Why is weaving important in India?
They are high on the Caste System.
It is their only source of clothing.
It is a highly respected art form.
It employs a large population of India.
17
Who was considered to be the world’s first artists?
Cro-Magnon
Mayans
Egyptians
Incas
18
What structure is this?
Flying Buttress
Vault
Dome
Arch
19
Why was a lot of Inca art made of gold?
It was expensive looking.
It made them a lot of money.
It was the only material they had.
It reminded them of their Sun god.
20
What are the Elements of Art?
The arrangement of visual elements in a work of art
The ways an artist use the Elements of Art in a work of art
An area within the artwork that becomes a focal point
The building blocks used by artists to create a work of art
21
Who's that Pokemon!?
Mew
Skitty
Mewtwo
Marshtomp
22
Most of the Greek art that remains today is pottery. Why is this?
Greeks only created pottery.
Greek destroyed their art b/c they didnt want others to copy
Other forms of art did not survive
The Greeks threw their artwork into the sea as sacrifices
23
What is the definition of texture?
A mark or stroke, made with a pen, pencil, tool on a surface
Three-dimensional and encloses volume.
The perceived surface quality of a work of art
An area that an artist provides for a particular purpose.
24
Who was the first modern human to set eyes on the Altamira prehistoric cave paintings?
An elderly woman
A teenage boy
A little girl
A middle aged man
25
Who's that Pokemon!?
Typhlision
Chikorita
Meganium
Bayleef
26
What happened to most of the Inca gold jewelry?
It was auctioned off in the 1900’s.
It is still preserved at the Inca Empire in Peru.
It was looted by the Spanish conquerors.
It was given away as gifts to the Spanish conquerors.
27
Who's that Pokemon!?
Totoro
Venusaur
Ursaring
Snorlax
28
What is printmaking?
To make a form by carving, or other shaping techniques
Impression that sculpture has been raised above a background
A carved upright stone slab used as a monument.
The process of making artworks by printing
29
What style of painting is this?
Gold Figure Painting
Red Figure Painting
Black Figure Painting
Orange Figure Painting
30
What kind of Balance does this picture have?
Circumfrence
Radial
Symmetrical
Asymmetrical
31
Where are cave paintings primary found?
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
32
What are the Principles of Design?
The ways an artist use the Elements of Art in a work of art
The building blocks used by artists to create a work of art
An area within the artwork that becomes a focal point
The arrangement of visual elements in a work of art
33
Which is NOT a type of Greek column?
Volute Order
Corinthian Order
Doric Order
Ionic Order

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