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1
The word
tessera
, used to describe small ceramic tiles, comes from the Latin word for "four."
False
True
2
Christ was often depicted as a good shepherd in Early Christian art.
False
True
3
This ivory plaque is connected to the Early Christian tradition through a number of motifs.
True
False
4
There were very few depictions of what in Early Christian art?
Christ as a teacher
Christ crucified
Christ as a Good Shepherd
5
The Early Christians adapted iconography from which Roman deity to symbolize the blood of Christ?
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Bacchus
6
How is the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia decorated on the inside?
dry frescoes
buon frescos
mosaics
all of these techniques combined
7
What part of the church provided most interior lighting in Early Christian churches?
ambulatory
apse
nave arcade
clerestory
8
The first time that Early Christian artists used gold backgrounds in mosaics was at Sant'Apollinare Nuovo.
False
True
9
Where was Old St. Peter's located?
In the center of Ravenna
In the center of Rome
In the countryside far outside Rome
On the outskirts of Rome
10
Christ was identified by what attribute AFTER Christianity became the official religion of Rome?
imperial purple
fish symbol
chariot
chi-rho-iota symbol
11
A prefiguration of Christ is someone from the Old Testament who predicted the coming of Christ through their life.
False
True
12
What form did Christian architects in the Late Antique period often use for their churches?
circular plan
cella
basilica
rotunda
13
Which of these is closest to a modern book?
mosaic
clerestory
codex
tessera
14
Late Antique figures typically have shade and tonality
False
True
15
Where in this sarcophagus do we see Jonah?
carrying the sheep, in the mid-right
he's the child, toward the right
seated in the middle with the scroll
lying on the left