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AP Art History Global Contemporary
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1
The Name of this place is?
Great Hall of Bulls, Willendorf Germany
Great Hall of Bulls, Lascaux France
Great Hall of Bulls, Madrid Spain
Great Hall of Bulls, Paris France
2
The view seen here is:
Composite
All
Profile
Frontal
3
This is an example of?
Head On View
Profile View
Composite View
Contapposta
4
A cromlech is a stone ________ made from __________ sarsen rocks?
Circle, Sandstone
Lintel, Greywacke
Mound, Greywacke
Post, Sandstone
5
These figures are closely related to which era/style of art?
Colorists
Pop Art
Egyptian
Byzantine Mosaics
6
These __________ figurines were found in Mexican __________?
Terra Cotta/ necropolis
Ceramics/gravesites
Terra Cotta/ tumulus
Ceramics/palaces
7
These stones were named after?
US Wisconsin
Apollo 11 Flight
John F Kennedy
Endeavor
8
The Great Hall of Bulls shows all of the following except
Humans
Animals
Profile and Composite view Animals
Vegetation & Landscapes
9
The purpose of these figures are: ritual, spiritual, religious, funerary
True
Help me
False
Don't know
10
This is highly technical due to its process of creation which uses?
Carving
Abrasion
Sunken relief
Subtractive carving
11
The Camalid bone in the shape of a canine is a?
Ritual object
Religious object
Sacred object
burial object
12
The sacrum is sacred to Meso-Americans because it is believed to be connected to the animals?
physical body support
animal instincts
spiritual essence since its from the reproduction area
hunting instincts
13
This is:
Stonehenge. Neolithic Europe. c. 25000–16000 B.C.E.
Stonehenge. Neolithic Europe. c. 250–160 B.C.E.
Stonehenge. Neolithic Europe. c. 500–1600 C.E.
Stonehenge. Neolithic Europe. c. 2500–1600 B.C.E.
14
What construction technique is displayed?
Post and lintel
Vaulting
Mortis and tenon
Timber tresses
15
What type of face is seen?
Anthropomorphic
modernistic
Abstract
Realistic
16
Title; date; materials?
Hohle Fels, France, 25000-15000 BCE
Tlatilco female figurine. Peru 1200–900 B.C.E. Ceramic.
Venus of Willendorf, Germany, 1200-900 BCE
Tlatilco female figurine. Mexico,1200–900 B.C.E. Ceramic.
17
The Beaker with Ibex motif was found in a?
Triclinium
Mastaba
Necropolis
Tomb mound
18
The Camelid sacrum comes from ____________ and dates back to ________ ?
Andes mountains, 14000-7000BCE
Texas, 14000-7000 BCE
Peru, 14000-7000 BCE
Central Mexico, 14000-7000 BCE
19
This is an example of?
twisted perspective
Representational Silhouettes and outlines of animals
All
Overlapping Animals due to nomadic lifestyle
20
The artists used what materials to paint the forms.
mineral pigments, charcoal, and ochre
Buon Fresco
A Secco
Egg Tempera
21
The Ibex Beaker was found in a tomb along with?
Essential afterlife objects
Bones of animals
Rest of family
Food and grains
22
This is called? and from?
Jade cong, Beijing China
The Ambum Stone. AmbumValley
Zoomorphic design, Northeast Britain
Palette of Narmar, Egypt
23
The beaker contains all of the following EXCEPT:
Registers
Stylized animals
Friezes
reeds and grasses
24
Running Horned Woman is a ritual rock painting because?
Scarification dots
All
Dancing
Raffia dress
25
This is called?
Stele of Hammurabi, Persia, 1500 BCE
Geometric Krater broken, Greece,300 BCE
Terra cotta fragment. Lapita. 1000 B.C.E.
Apollo 11 Stones, 1000 BCE
26
What is the name and material of this work of art?
Greywacke cong
Greywacke pyxis
Jade cong
Jade pyxis
27
The name of this/these figure(s)?
Anthropomorphic Stele
Palette of Narmer
Victory stele of Naram-Sin
Hegosa Grave Stele
28
The name of the animal is also the of the artwork. What is it?
Elephant bone in the shape of a canine
Camalid Sacrum in the shape of a canine
Hippo bone in the shape of a canine
Giraffe bone in the shape of a canine
29
The Name and Date for this is?
Running Horned Woman, 6000-4000 BCE
Running Horned Woman, 4000- 2000 BCE
Running Horned Woman, 400-200 BCE
Running Horned Woman 600-400BCE
30
Which is NOT true of the Ambum stone?
Greywacke stone
realistic design
Figurative detail
Zoomorphic design
31
This is an example of ______ relief with a _______ face corner design.
High, Animal face
Low, Abstract face
Low, Animal
High, Abstract face
32
These stones were carried by early humans as they were?
All
Travelers
Nomadic
Hunter Gathers
33
The Material and technique seen is?
Jade, High Relief
Sandstone, Low Relief
Greywacke, Sunken relief
Sandstone, Incised Lines
34
This is called ____________________ and was made in _____________ in the years between _______?
Beaker with ibex motifs. Susa,Iran. 4200–3500 B.C.E.
Beaker with bird & dogs motifs. Susa,Iran. 4200–3500 B.C.E.
ceramic drinking cup. Susa,Iran. 4200–3500 B.C.E.
Beaker with ibex motifs. Susa,Iran. 200–500 C.E.
35
Materials used for the Apollo 11 Stones
Yellow Ochre
Paint
Wood Ash
Charcoal
36
This is a work of art that is?
Mortar and pestle
All
Spice grinding tool
Functional
37
This is made from what material?
Pumis
Repousse
Ivory
Ceramic
38
The possible religious connection to this piece deals with the?
Ritual dragon
Religious carvings
Gods carved onto side
Circle within a Square
39
What artistic technique is seen here?
none of them
Low relief
both low and incised
incised line
40
As a hunting ritual object, the Camelid sacrum was used in ALL of the following ways EXCEPT?
Chanting prop
Necklace/Cape adornment
Dancing prop
Mask
41
A tumulus is an ____________ which is the opposite of _______________ seen here?
Mastaba, Ziggurat: White Temple
Kings tomb, Woodhenge
Underground Burial passage tomb, Stonehenge
Necropolis, Stonehenge
42
These painted images, not carved, are examples of?
Petraglyphs
Hieroglyphs
Who cares
Incised line
