What was the function of a Roman domus?

To reinforce social relationships and demonstrate wealth

What is the content of this work?

The Victory of the Olympian Gods over the Titans

What societal norm was considered unique to the Etruscans?

The overall equality of women in society

What is the content of this work?

A domestic event between a servant and a master

What was the original function of this work?

It was used to mix wine with water

This work demonstrates what cultural values of the Roman Republic?

The importance of age and wisdom for a leader

How does the artist attempt to create a sense of 3-dimensional space in this work?

Depicting figures on differing ground lines

This figure is idealized in which of the following ways EXCEPT...

He is shown as a general of an army

This sculpture of George Washington is symbolic for all the following ways EXCEPT:

His uniform represents his military victories

Which of the following was NOT a function of the Athenian agora?

Center for athletic competitions

The construction of the Colosseum was largely possible because

The Romans invented concrete that was strong and versatile

This figure depicts a figure...

Carved as a fountain, represented as the prow of a ship

What is NOT Hellenistic about this structure?

The multiple stories on the facade (face of the building)

The original function of the Pantheon was

A temple dedicated to all the Gods

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1
Who is this figure?
Death
Athena
Zeus
Victory
2
The posture and pose of this work indicates influence from which culture?
Sumerian
Han
Roman
Egyptian
3
Roman art is most heavily influenced by which of the following cultures?
Etruscans and Greek
Greek and Mesopotamian
Egyptian and Mesopotamian
Greek and Egyptian
4
In which country is this work located?
Iraq
Italy
Israel
Jordan
5
The Emperor Vespasian, who followed Nero, is most famous in art history for commissioning
The Parthenon
The Forum of Trajan
The Colosseum
The Pantheon
6
What was the function of a Roman domus?
To serve as a place of worship
To hold civic and governmental affairs
They were only meant for shelter
To reinforce social relationships and demonstrate wealth
7
What is the content of this work?
Athens’ victory over the Persians
Alexander the Great’s victory over the Persians
The Victory of the Olympian Gods over the Amazons
The Victory of the Olympian Gods over the Titans
8
What societal norm was considered unique to the Etruscans?
The lack of any one structured religion
The overall equality of women in society
Children often took on leadership roles in government
They have no known coinage system (trade and barter only)
9
A fresco is made by mixing pigment with what other material?
Oil
Wet plaster
Egg yolk
Clay
10
What is the content of this work?
A domestic event between a servant and a master
An allegory for the Socratic method of teaching
Recording votes in Athens’ democratic government
The intense emotion of contemplating life’s purpose
11
This plaque from the Parthenon would have been located on a long horizontal band known as the
Frieze
Capital
Pediment
Entablature
12
Where would this sculpture have been placed?
In the community tomb
On the roof of the temple
On the central altar of the temple
In a niche in the wall of the royal palace
13
The capital of this column is...
Doric
Roundy
Ionic
Corinthian
14
Which of the following BEST describes the form of this work?
Abstract
Stylized
Idealized
Zoomorphic
15
What was the original function of this work?
It was used for burning oil for light inside temples
It was used for growing plants along the Parthenon
It was used to mix wine with water
It was used to contain democratic votes cast in the agora
16
This work demonstrates what cultural values of the Roman Republic?
The role of the Gods in maintaining political power
The importance of age and wisdom for a leader
The oppressive patriarchy that emphasize men over women
Disfigured faces show the fear Romans had after the plague
17
The capital of this column is...
Tuscan
Ionic
Doric
Corinthian
18
This work is from which of the following period?
Imperial Rome
Hellenistic Greece
Republican Roman
Archaic Greece
19
What is the title of this building?
Hagia Sophia
The Parthenon
The Pantheon
The White House
20
To whom is the altar in this temple dedicated?
Hercules
Athena
Zeus
Minerva
21
This work is from which period?
Classical Greek
Archaic Greek
Republican Rome
Archaic Etruscan
22
What is the title of this work?
The Column of Trajan
The Column of Nero
The Column of Caesar
The Column of Augustus
23
What does "agora" literally translate to?
gathering place
open market
religious sanctuary
political center
24
The most common subject of the veristic style was
Emperors
Slaves
Gladiators
Old men
25
How does the artist attempt to create a sense of 3-dimensional space in this work?
Painting a landscape as the background for the figures
Employing hierarchy of scale for closer figures
Depicting figures on differing ground lines
Employing one-point perspective
26
The function of this work can be best described as
Spiritual devotion
Royal portraiture
Political propaganda
Funerary
27
The capital of this column is...
Corinthian
Ionic
Composite
Doric
28
Who is the artist of this work?
Phidias
Kallikrates
Lyssipos
Polykleitos
29
The Seated Boxer encompasses the philosophies of which of the following?
Aristotle
Seneca
Socrates
Plato
30
What is the name of the pose this figure is in?
Composite
Archaic
Twisted perspective
Contrapposto
31
What is the title of this work?
Alexander Mosaic
Alexander Fresco
Niobides Krater
Roman Patricians Riding into Battle
32
What is the function of this work?
A sarcophagus
A lockbox to store the emperor's belongings
A wall mosaic
A military banner/standard
33
This figure is idealized in which of the following ways EXCEPT...
He is shown as a general of an army
He is a muscular athlete
He is young
He demonstrates perfect proportions in the nude
34
This sculpture of George Washington is symbolic for all the following ways EXCEPT:
The fasces on which he is leaning represents the 13 colonies
His uniform represents his military victories
The plow behind him references Roman leader, Cincinnatus
His pose references ideal leaders like Augustus Primaporta
35
Which of the following was NOT a function of the Athenian agora?
A marketplace
Heart of the government
Place of worship
Center for athletic competitions
36
The east pediment of the Parthenon depicted which mythological event?
The Birth of Athena
The victories of Hercules over the Titans
The Birth of Venus
The defeat of the Gods over the Titans
37
The construction of the Colosseum was largely possible because
The Romans fortified the foundation with layers of stone
The Romans invented concrete that was strong and versatile
The post and lintel system to carry the weight of each tier
The Romans used surrounding hills to support the structure
38
The façade of the Pantheon is influenced by
A Greek temple
An Etruscan sarcophagus
A Roman triumphal Arch
An Egyptian tomb
39
This figure depicts a figure...
Showing loyalty to an emperor who is becoming a God
Carved as a fountain, represented as the prow of a ship
Witnesses a sacred event in the Panathenaic Procession
Experiencing spiritual enlightenment from the Gods
40
To whom is this temple dedicated?
Tinia
Maris
Minerva
Uni
41
This figure is depicting a specific facial expression referred to as...
the Mona Lisa smirk
the Hellenistic smile
the Classical grin
the Archaic smile
42
What is the media of this work?
Tufa
Sandstone
Wood
Terracotta
43
What was the function of this work?
Royal portrait
Grave marker
Representation of Hercules
Votive figure
44
What is NOT Hellenistic about this structure?
The statues of Greek goddesses
The Corinthian columns
The inclusion of a pediment
The multiple stories on the facade (face of the building)
45
The original function of the Pantheon was
A public bathhouse
A tomb complex for an Emperor
Marketplace during the Pax Romana
A temple dedicated to all the Gods

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