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1
The Apollo of Veii was most likely originally placed
in a government building as a guiding spirit
in a city square as a commemoration
on a temple roof as part of a reenactment of a mythological story
in a cemetary as a grave marker
2
This work is made out of
basalt
sandstone
greywacke
gypsum
3
This Building was converted into a
Church
Theater
Residence
Mosque
4
Which of the following narratives is illustrated by the sculpture?
The twelve labors of Hercules
The death of a Trojan priest
The expulsion of snakes from Delphi
The punisment of Prometheus
5
This work can be attributed to Egypt's
Middle Kingdom
18th Dynasty
New Kingdom
Old Kingdom
6
The work shown can be identified as
a section of the Great Hall of the Bulls
the Apollo 11 stones
the Anthropomorphic Steele
the Ambum Stone
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This work was created using
found stones that look like human forms
early metal forging techniques
hand-shaped clay and using sharp tools for details
basic molds for uniform appearance and size
8
The huge carvings of human-headed, winged bulls that guarded the entrances of Assyrian palaces are called
pyramids
mastabas
lamassu
ziggurats
9
This work was discovered in
Susa, Iran
Papua New Guinea
Tassili n'Ajjer, Algeria
the Arabian Peninsula
10
The purpose of this sculpture was to
illustrate the importance of the pharaoh
show how the pharaoh was literate and intelligent
indicate how the pharaoh used scribes to write down his deeds
attend to the pharaoh's needs in the afterlife
11
This work can be attributed to
Hellenistic Greece
Republican Rome
Early Byzantine Europe
Imperial Rome
12
The horizontal band above the columns in this work is known as the
Frieze
Peristyle
Cella
Pilaster
13
The work shown can be identified as
the Audience Hall (apadana) of Darius and Xerxes
the Temple of Amun-re and Hypostyle Hall
the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut
the House of Vettii
14
Which of the following employed concrete as a building material?
the Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
the Pantheon in Rome
the House of Vettii
the Parthenon in Greece
15
This work is a
fresco
mosaic
limestone relief
wall painting
16
To emphasize the realism seen in The Seated Boxer, the artist used
copper to indicate the wounds on the hands
contapposto to create a realistic pose
ivory to highlight the touseled nature of his hair during combat
gold to symbolize the boxer's victory over his opponents
17
This work is located in
Pompeii, Italy
Ravenna, Italy
Rome, Italy
Athens, Greece
18
Paintings such as this are commonly dated to approximately
1000 B.C.E
15,000 B.C.E
400 C.E
5000 B.C.E
19
The style of this work relates to which century B.C.E?
Fifth
Eighth
Seventh
Third
20
The Column of Trajan had many functions, including all of the following EXCEPT
it acted as Emperor Trajans tomb
it recounts the military victory of Emperor Trajan against the Dacians
it was a centerpiece of buildings surrounding the Forum of Trajan
It was used as a large sundial
21
Many art historians believe that jade congs served as
records of transactions documenting trade
navigational tools for large population centers
grave goods in funerary traditions
commemorative objects for the unification of the country
22
This work is made out of
obsidian
sandstone
granite
basalt
23
This work was created around
20 CE
Early First century CE
190 BCE
400 BCE
24
This work was created using a technique known as
Geometric Style
red-figure technique
black-figure technique
lost wax technique
25
The specific pose of the largest figure can be best described as
contrapposto
naturalistic
foreshortened
composite