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1
Name the order of these columns.
Doric
Tuscan
Corinthian
Ionic
2
This portrait is an excellent example of which sculptural style?
Roman government
Verism
Bronze casting
Foreshortening
3
What do we call this space (in its entirety) in the House of Vettii?
The Patron/Client meeting place
The Impluvium
The Atrium
The Domus
4
What do these two statues have in common?
deity status
a missing attribute
the archaic smile
athleticism
5
Which work is most like Augustus of Prima Porta in its function?
The Stele of Hammurabi
Sarcophagus of the Spouses
Menkaura and his Queen
Apollo
6
To whom was the Pantheon dedicated?
Aphrodite
All of the gods
Zeus
Athena
7
The Sarcophagus of the Spouses is made of what material?
terra cotta
marble
limestone
bronze
8
This public gathering space (the Athenian Agora) marks the beginnings of _____________________.
Greek Mythology
Democracy
The Roman Republic
Persian Collapse
9
Name the order of these columns.
Ionic
Doric
Corinthian
Tuscan
10
What do these works have in common?
They each have inlaid stone
They each contain ashes
They each are colossal in size
They each have registers
11
What do these two sculptures have in common?
They are both Roman
They are both Greek
They are both in contrapposto
They are both Emperors
12
Because of the movement, we can attribute this Greek work to the ____________ period.
Ancient Mediterranean
Hellenistic
Archaic
Classical
13
The Niobid painter attempted to create _______________ in this Krater.
the illusion of space
polytheism
justice
registers
14
These women are known as the ______________________.
Ergastines
Headless weavers
Ernestines
Isocephalic Brides
15
Where did this Apollo once reside?
All over Greece
In the House of Vettii
In the pediment of the Parthenon
On the roof of Minerva Temple
16
Where does the scene represented on this stele take place?
In a jewelry merchant's shop
In a cemetery
In a temple
In a home
17
Why did the Pergamese select this subject matter for the Great Altar of Zeus and Athena?
To align themselves with the Persians
To align themselves with the Romans
To align themselves with the Athenians
To align themselves with the Giants
18
Which of these is NOT true of this fresco?
It is a continuous frieze
It depicts a banquet
It is Etruscan
It is found in a home in Pompeii
19
Architects used entasis and thicker/ angled end columns to visually "fix" which building?
The Pantheon
The Temple of Minerva
The Parthenon
The Temple of Athena Nike
20
That Nike is shown doing something "normal" (adjusting sandal) is evidence of Greek focus on
divinity
footwear
religion
humanism
21
Which of these words does NOT apply to this sculpture?
Ergastines
Pediment
Helios
Phidian wet drapery
22
Name the order of these columns.
Ionic
Corinthian
Tuscan
Doric
23
The Greeks believed that _______________ is the measure of all things.
man
math
art
contrapposto
24
Which of these names is NOT a name of this statue?
Doryphorous
Polykleitos
Canon
The Spear Bearer
25
What does the Roman without a helmet symbolize?
Horror Vacui
Invincibility
Mortality
Power and authority
26
To which culture would you attribute this building?
Nabatean
Greek
Egyptian
Roman
27
Which of the following is the best indicator that this statue is Greek?
It's not Greek!
The muscular body
The medium
The subject matter
28
Which of these words or phrases does NOT apply to this work?
cast shadows
original
foreshortening
tesserae
29
Who is the patron of the Colosseum?
Apollodorus of Damascus
The city of Rome
Iktinos and Kallikrates
The Flavian Family
30
Name the order of these columns.
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
Truscan