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1
These buddhas express the
Gandhara School
using elements of Hellenistic Greek in
the stationary poses
the realistic proportions
the monumental size
the flowing draped robes
2
The Bamiyan Buddhas are located
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
3
Cave architecture originated in
India
Afghanistan
China
Japan
4
What site is this?
Mecca
Jerusalem
Petra
Isfahan
5
This statue was originally intended to be stationary
True
False
6
How many different views of Mount Fuji are there in this series?
33
35
36
34
7
The blue glaze used in the David Vases was achieved with
porcelain
copper
lapis lazuli
cobalt
8
The
Portrait of Sin Sukju
demonstrates
influence of Japanese portraiture conventions
influence of Indian portraiture conventions
influence of Chinese portraiture conventions
influence of Korean portraiture conventions
9
A Shakyamuni Buddha depicts
the eternal Buddha
the historical Buddha
the teaching buddha
the cosmic Buddha
10
Regarding its function, the Great Stupa is most similar to the
Reliquary of Sainte Foy
Jowo Rinpoche
Pantheon
Funeral banner of Lady Dai
11
Who is depicted here?
Zhu Yuanzhang
Yao Ming
Qin Shihuang
Mao Zedong
12
What plan is this?
Lakshmana Temple
Angkor Wat
Borobudur
Forbidden City
13
This structure is known as the
Capitol
Great Temple
Treasury
Necropolis
14
The form of this crown was intended to recall
clusters of bamboo
rays of the sun
pagodas
tree and antler forms
15
A stupa is
an empty tomb
a Hindu temple
a Buddhist temple
a burial mound
16
This statue is revered as both an actual likeness and
a reliquary of the historical Buddha
the emergence of gold in statuary
the foundation of Buddhism in Tibet
its blessing by Vishnukarma
17
Which elements used throughout the Dome of the Rock were influenced by Islamic art?
Central-planned structure
Golden mosaics
Figural paintings
Vegetal forms and calligraphy
18
This statue of Buddha is located
in Korea
in Japan
in Tibet
in India
19
This statue depicts
Buddha
Vishnu
Shiva
Brahma
20
The form of this crown was influenced by
Confucian beliefs and practices
Shamanistic beliefs and practices
Buddhist beliefs and practices
Hindu beliefs and practices
21
Taj Mahal was built
as a palace
as a mosque
as a tomb
as a temple
22
Who fights the Karg?
Il-Khanid
Shah Tahmasp
Shahnama
Bahram Gur
23
Where is this located?
Nazareth
Isfahan
Jersusalem
Mecca
24
The landscape here was intended to
emphasize Chinese landscape painting traditions
emphasize Mao Zedong's superhuman nature
emphasize geographical destruction from imperial rule
emphasize Mao Zedong's Confucian morals
25
The architectural style at Petra was influenced by
Imperial Rome
Classical Greek
Hellenistic Greek
the Roman Republic
26
What is the "rock" underneath this structure?
The birthplace of The Rock.
The rock where Jesus held his last supper
The rock where Muhammad ascended to Heaven
The rock where Isaac sacrificed Abraham
27
Buddhism spread to this region by way of
Route 66
Royal Road
Salt Road
Silk Road
28
They were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001
because buddhas could be worshiped as icons
because the region had recently become predominantly Muslim
because the Taliban prohibited Western religions
because they had nothing better to do
29
How was the original work reproduced?
Xerox
Imperial Painting Bureau
Etching
Lithography
30
The David Vases were originally placed in
an emperor's palace
a Shinto temple
a Buddhist temple
a warrior's tomb
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Shiva is dancing to
destroy ignorance
create music
destroy the universe
create the heavens
