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1
Known for the terra cotta warriors who guard his tomb, who was the first emperor of China?
Puyi
Qin
Shangdi
Confucius
2
What culture does this picture represent?
Minoan
Mycenaean
Cycladic
3
The craze for all things Japanese in the mid-1800s was called...?
Chinoiserie
Orientalism
Japonism
4
Chinese Tang Dynasty ceramics embraced forms from what other cultures?
Canada and Greenland
Australia and New Zealand
Greece, Persia, and India
5
What probably had the greatest
disruptive
effect on pre-Renaissance thought and art?
Crusades
Photography
Plain Chant
Bubonic Plague
6
Who is credited with inventing the movable type printing press?
Albrecht Durer
Johannes Gutenberg
Cosimo Medici
Leonardo da Vinci
7
Other than in the church at Dura Europos, where can the earliest Christian paintings be found?
Byzantine cathedrals
Roman catacombs
Iron Age hill forts
8
How were most African masks meant to be seen or used?
They were meant to be kept secret and never seen
In “action” and as a living part of a ritual
As a work of art in a static display
9
What European group first started trading with the Benin people of West Africa?
Portuguese
Austrian
Yugoslavians
10
This statue of David was created by what artist?
Verrocchio
Donatello
Michelangelo
Bernini
11
Name one Baroque musical composer.
George Philipp Telemann
George Frederic Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
Antonio Vivaldi
12
What religion came into Korea from China and what replaced it under the Joseon dynasty?
Daoism/Shinto
Shamanism/Daoism
Buddhism/Confucianism
Confucianism/Shinto
13
Which of the following describes the Aboriginal concept of Dreaming?
Remembering stories of how Australia was created
What happens when you sleep at night
Sitting in Global Studies class
14
The incorporation of Chinese-like subjects, motifs or techniques into Western art was called...
Chinoiserie
Orientalism
Japonism
15
The Renaissance is considered the beginning of what?
The Paleolithic
Globilization
The Modern Era
The Iron Age
16
This statue of David was created by what artist?
Verrocchio
Bernini
Donatello
Michelangelo
17
If the Melanesians do not worship gods, what do they acknowledge and symbolize in their art?
An extinct race of giants
Aliens
Spirits and other beings sharing the landscape with them
Important ancestors
18
Worship spaces of the Early Christian period are usually characterized by what features?
Tall pointed arches and huge stained glass windows
Vast domes and shimmering mosaics
Round arched vaults and massive walls
Simple rooms and painted walls
19
The Coricancha, a temple devoted to the sun, was the center point of what empire?
Olmec
Inca
Mississippian
Aztec
20
Churches of the Byzantine period are usually characterized by what features?
Simple rooms and painted walls
Tall pointed arches and huge stained glass windows
Round arched vaults and massive walls
Vast domes and shimmering mosaics
21
Near Eastern people made major contribution to Western culture w/o founding major civilization?
Hittites
Kashshites
Midanites
Israelites
22
What culture does this picture represent?
Minoan
Cycladic
Mycenaean
23
Which stylistic period of Greek culture does this picture represent?
Archaic
Geometric
Hellenistic
Classical
24
What art form was a vehicle for the world-wide exchange of ornamental styles?
Aztec mosaic masks
Igbo Ikenda figures
Chinese porcelain
25
Define the Polynesian concept of mana.
Supernatural power associated w/ maintenance of social order
So powerful that rules or taboos were needed to regulate it
Supernatural power associated water & fertility of the land
Supernatural power associated with high-rank & divinity
26
What did the Chinese prefer in their artworks?
They loved rustic artworks & appreciated small imperfections
They preferred symmetry and perfection
27
The Chinese invented printing about how many years before Gutenburg did in Europe?
400
300
200
28
What characteristic(s) are typical of Etruscan artwork?
A lively quality
All of the above
A love of color
An enjoyment of the finer things in life
29
What is the name of the period when mankind’s earliest creative endeavors took place?
Cretaceous
Paleolithic
30
What portrayal of Christ is
NOT
seen in Early Christian art?
Lamb of God
Good Shepherd
Crucified
31
What technological development spread Renaissance ideals & learning throughout Western Europe?
Printing press
Chinese porcelain
Water pump
32
Why were leopards, pythons, and crocodiles depicted on Benin brass plaques?
They were illustrations from domestic life
They were symbolic of important human qualities
They were portraits of family pets
33
What are Haniwa?
Japanese funerary figures
Korean pole finials
Chinese children's toys
34
What were the early monophonic chants (liturgical singing) in the church called?
Crusades
Photography
Plain Chant
Bubonic Plague
35
This statue of David was created by what artist?
Michelangelo
Bernini
Verrocchio
Donatello
36
What culture does this picture represent?
Minoan
Cycladic
Mycenaean
37
When
AND
where did the Renaissance start?
1700s England
1500s Germany
1600s Spain
1400s Italy
38
African art, in general, is ....?
Naturalistic
Conceptualized
39
Korean ceramics are known for their quality and use of what specific type of glaze?
Incising
Inlay enamel
Celadon
Sancai
40
Which of the following was a Pre-Columbian civilization of North America?
Olmec
Mississippian
Inca
Ancestral Pueblan
41
What event during the Middle Ages had a major influence widening the world-view of Europeans?
Plain Chant
Crusades
Bubonic Plague
Photography
42
What do the squiggly lines on this map of Eurasia represent?
River valleys
Countries' borders
Silk Road trade routes
43
This statue of David was created by what artist?
Donatello
Verrocchio
Michelangelo
Bernini
44
When
AND
where did the Baroque period begin?
1400s Spain
1700s England
1500s Germany
1600s Italy
45
What is the title of this iconic work of Japanese art and who made it?
Katsushika Hokusai: TheGreat Wave at Kanagawa
Toyohara Kunichika: Spring outing in a villa
Utagawa Hiroshige: Plum Estate,Kameido
Kitagawa Utamaro: Portrait of Utamaro Okita
46
Which stylistic period of Greek culture does this picture represent?
Classical
Archaic
Hellenistic
Geometric
47
For the ancient Greeks, what did the term “music” encompass?
Singing
Dancing
Theatre
Instrumentation
48
During which period did the art of stained glass reach its highest point?
Byzantine
Gothic
Romanesque
Early Christian
49
This prayer posture is typical of Early Christianity. What is it called?
Rant
Ovation
Orans
50
What does 'matrilineal' mean?
The family line or genealogy is passed down from the mother
The family line or genealogy is passed down from the father
51
What
concept
made them (answer to #3) unique among the cultures of the Near East?
chariot warfare
herding sheep
pyramid building
belief in one god
52
Churches of the Romanesque period are usually characterized by what features?
Vast domes and shimmering mosaics
Simple rooms and painted walls
Round arched vaults and massive walls
Tall pointed arches and huge stained glass windows
53
What did the Japanese prefer in their artworks?
They loved rustic artworks & appreciated small imperfections
They preferred symmetry and perfection
54
What is the earliest known settled civilization of Central America?
Olmec
Inca
Ancestral Pueblan
Mississippian
55
Images
of play & entertainment from Japan's Edo period, (the "Floating World"), are called...?
Pokemon
Tokyo Disney
Ukiyo-e
Yu-Gi-Oh
56
The basilica floor plan was the most common architectural plan for what types of structures?
Islamic mosques
Jewish synagogues
Teutonic feast halls
Christian churches
57
What term is used to describe a slight weight shift or S-curve to a sculpted figure?
Posturepedic
Antipasto
Post and Lintel
Contrapposto
58
Where did the traditional, semi-circular theatre design originate?
Rome during the late Empire
Pre-Homeric Mycenaea
Greece during the Archaic period
59
Who or what do the moai of Easter Island represent?
An extinct race of giants
Aliens
Important ancestors
60
The
Pont du Gard
exemplifies the architectural genius of what culture?
Greek
Roman
Etruscan
Mycenaean
61
What is a “common thread” that can be seen across Teotihuacan, Olmec, Maya, and Aztec cultures?
Pyramids
Rain god
Ball courts
Feathered Serpent god
62
What was a primary function of art from the Early Christian period through the Middle Ages?
Covering holes in the walls
Teaching the illiterate
Employing artists
63
Portrait busts which capture the individuality of the subject, were particular to what culture?
Roman
Mycenaean
Etruscan
Greek
64
Which stylistic period of Greek culture does this picture represent?
Geometric
Classical
Archaic
Hellenistic
65
Cultural artifacts from where influenced early 20th artists such as Picasso and Modigliani?
Antarctica
Africa
Australia
66
Before writing, how did a culture share and perpetuate its legends, myths and beliefs?
Photographs
Oral tradition
Cuneiform
67
Churches of the Gothic period are usually characterized by what features?
Round arched vaults and massive walls
Tall pointed arches and huge stained glass windows
Simple rooms and painted walls
Vast domes and shimmering mosaics
68
Besides cave painting, what is the evidence that early man practiced other arts?
Bone flutes
Small carved figurines
All of the above
Footprints in caves
69
Which North American culture built sophisticated towns in the canyons of the South-west?
Mississippian
Olmec
Inca
Ancestral Pueblan
70
Which stylistic period of Greek culture does this picture represent?
Classical
Hellenistic
Geometric
Archaic
71
Where did Renaissance artists,architects, and writers get their inspiration from?
Ancient Egypt
Classical Greece and Rome
Song dynasty China
72
Who moved the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Byzantium
&
what did he rename the city?
Hadrian/Adrianople
Constantine/Constantinople
Alexander/Alexandria
73
Maya are considered one of the most sophisticated cultures in pre-Columbian America because of?
Their inter-tribal negotiation, trading and inter-marriage
Their impressive artworks
Their pyramids and cities
Their sophisticated writing and elaborate calendar systems
74
The depiction of Middle Eastern, South Asian,African and East Asian cultures in the west was...
Japonism
Chinoiserie
Orientalism