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AP Art History review up to Unit 4: Faith and Religious Art. #APArtHistory
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1
The word Qur'an means?
Recitations
Sacred Words
None of the Above
Ancient Stories
2
The plan for this church is best described as
Basilican
Greek Cross
Open
Octagonal
3
The Temple of Minerva was built by what culture?
Greeks
Etruscans
Romans
Pagans
4
This work primarily reveals the influence of ancient
Greece
Crete
Rome
Assyria
5
This building is in what city?
Rome
Athens
Florence
Istanbul
6
The Taj Mahal was built for what main purpose?
As a funerary monument
None of the Above
A mosque for royalty only
A political center
7
Why is Tibetan Buddhism unique?
None of the above
They have Llamas
They were the only sect to create Idols
They have Lamas
8
The scared text of Islam is called?
Folio
Qur'an
Torah
Old Testament
9
The four towers on the Mosque of Selim II are called what?
Bell Towers
Minarets
Ministeries
Apses
10
Why is the Court of Gayumars such an important piece of Iranian Art and History?
It contains Gold
Took 20 years & effort of all current major Iranian painters
Depicts figures long thought to be myths.
It depicts an important story of founding of Persian Empire
11
The temple of Angkor Wat was created by the Angkor Dynasty in what years?
c. 47 - 12 BCE
c. 800 - 1400 CE
c. 23- 52 CE
c. 1150 - 1545 CE
12
The mihrab os the structure is located
inside a minaret
in the qibla wall
in the center of the prayer hall
at the entrance to the mosque
13
The term for the central opening in the dome of the Pantheon is
an impluvium
an oculus
a lantern
a clerestory
14
After Mohammad died, which dynasty of Islam reigned supreme?
Umayyad
Abbasid
Byzantines
None reigned supreme. They existed equally.
15
How do we know that this book was commissioned by a wealthy patron?
The craftsmanship of the calligraphy and illustrations.
All of the Above
Because only the wealthy could afford books during this time
The vellum was dyed purple, and the text is silver.
16
Precedents for works such as this can be found primarily in what culture?
Assyrian
Mycenaean
Minoan
Egyptian
17
The iconic "Keyhole" arches of the Cordoba Mosque are actually left over from what civilization
The Visigoths
None of the Above
The Romans
The Moors
18
Churches like the one shown were based on the design of what ancient structures?
Temples
Mausoleums
Administrative Buildings
Private Residences
19
The first Christians buried their dead where?
Mausoleums
On their own home plots
Church Cemeteries
Underground Catacombs
20
Identify the name.
Catacomb of Priscilla
Paris Catacombs
Santa Sabina
Constantine's Burial Chamber
21
A Haggadah is a book of prayers/readings relating to what?
Mohammad's Rise to Heaven
Jesus's Resurrection
Christmas
Passover
22
This work serves to legitimize the
king's right to rule
authority of the priests
institution of monotheism
invasion of neighboring city-states
23
This work was created during what period?
Late Classical
Early Classical
Archaic
Hellenistic
24
The culture in which the work was produced is known for
the relative equality of women
its emphasis on military victories
the centralization of political authority
human sacrifices
25
This mosque is in
Syria
Turkey
Spain
Egypt
26
Works such as this one were typically placed in
a treasury
an atrium
a temple
a necropolis
27
When was the Dome of the Rock built?
c. 192 BCE
1142 CE
c. 33 CE
691 - 692 CE
28
This type of building is associated with what faith?
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
29
The medium of this work is
bronze
wood
marble
terracotta
30
The qibla wall in the mosque indicates the direction of prayer toward
Rome
Constantinople
Mecca
Jerusalem
31
The inscribed text outlines
rituals in preparation for the afterlife
laws governing crime and punishment
historical accounts of military triumphs
ceremonial prayers the gods
32
A principal feature of the interior shown is
a hypostyle hall
a central staircase
ogival arches
a basilica plan
33
This work is
Sumerian
Babylonian
Assyrian
Akkadian
34
According to Islamic belief, the Kaaba was built by who?
Mohammad
Abraham
The Angel Gabriel
An unknown craftsman of the previous Polytheistic faith.
35
The inner most room of a Hindu Temple is referred to as what?
The Nameless Room
The Womb Chamber
The Sacred Chamber
The Heart of Hindu
36
The Early Classical Kritios Boy shows what new technique, absent in Archaic Sculpture?
Gemstones places in eye sockets for realism.
The use of Marble as a material
Contrapposto
Fine sanding to obtain a smooth surface
37
The Dome of the Rock is an important religious site because?
It is the site of the ancient Temple of Solomon.
It is where Adam is supposedly buried.
All of the Above
Where Mohammad ascended into heaven and returned to Earth
38
Borobudur Temple is located in what country?
India
Java
Cambodia
Nepal
39
The church shown is
Carolingian
Romanesque
Ottonian
Early Christian
40
This religious statue represents what God?
Vishnu
Brahma
Buddha
Shiva
41
Identify the Title
Jokhang Temple
Great Stupa at Sanchi
Longmen Caves
Borobudur Temple
42
Why were the Bamiyan Buddhas destroyed?
A casualty of American forces in the Middle East
None of the Above
To protest the new popular Buddhist religion in the area.
To destroy Idols of other religions
43
Carpet weaving was an exceptional art form of what civilization?
Buddhists
Romans
Ottomans
Etruscans
44
Identify the following object
Funerary container of Al- Andalus
Greek Container of Moirai- Past, Present, and Future.
Pyxis of Al- Mughira
Pyxis of Shah Jahan
45
When Rome split into Western and Eastern Empires, the Eastern is more commonly referred to as?
Byzantium
Eastern Rome
The New Roman Empire
The Middle East
46
What religious building does this plan show?
A Christian Church
A Buddhist Stupa
A Hindu Temple
An Islamic Mosque
47
Like most churches from this period, the eastern end of the building terminates in
a colonnade
an ambulatory
a tholos
an apse
