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The art of the Etruscans falls into three categories:
funerary, urban, and sacred
silver, gold, and bronze
funerary, rural, burial
sacred, wedding, funeral
2
Etruscans were among the first in the Mediterranean to lay out cities with a:
Fountain in the Center
Grid Plan
Theater
Flowing River
3
The larger - than - life bronze wolf sculpture with two suckling babies is known as:
Dog of Romulus
Soldier of Gudea
The Capitoline Wolf
Achaemenid Stele
4
A series of wars between Ancient Rome and the Etruscans:
Athenian - Roman Wars
Roman - Etrusian Wars
Roman - Etruscan Wars
Greco - Roman Wars
5
The columns on an Etruscan temple were made of:
clay
marble
silver
wood
6
What sculpture wears a toga and high laced boots to show he is a Roman magistrate?
Capitoline Man
She - Wolf
Aule Metele
Roman Soldier
7
What is the name of this artwork?
Chimera Alberto
Chimera Arezzo
Chimnea Armenai
Armenia Chie
8
The founding of Rome is associated with:
Sponge Bob and Patrick
Romulus and Remus
Athena and Zeus
Bert and Ernie
9
The Etruscan people were eventually taken over by the:
Americans
Romans
Europeans
Mexicans
10
Most Etruscan sculptures were made of either:
Bronze or Terra-Cotta
Wood or Bronze
Bronze or Silver
Gold or Wood
11
This image shows:
The floor plan of a later Etruscan tomb
An Etruscan government building
An Etruscan basement
The floor plan of an Etruscan temple
12
The earliest type of Etruscan tomb was a:
Hut urn
marble jar
Hut nut
Urn Sarcophagus
13
Information about many of the Etruscan-Roman wars is limited, and in large part is known from:
Ancient Texts
Stone tablets
Word of mouth
Movies
14
Later Etruscan tombs were designed as life-sized copies of the:
Typical Etruscan Home
Typical Etruscan bath house
Typical Etruscan car
Typical Etruscan coffin
15
The capitoline wolf had what additions during the Renaissance?
A golden collar
Two suckling babies
Gemstones for eyes
A fine fur texture
16
A hut urn was made of an unrefined clay called:
impasto
terra-luna
contesto
modesto
17
Etruscan cities co-existed, but did not share a:
Common burial ceremony
Common government
Common love for pasta
Common love for cats
18
Later underground tombs were carved from soft:
Pudding
Krabby Patties
Volcanic Rock
Clay
19
Which of these statements is NOT true about the Cerveteri Sarcophagus?
Was uniquely Etruscan
Was created from terra-cotta
Show high status of women
Contained mummified bodies
20
The Cerveteri Sarcophagus held the _____of the husband and wife sculpted from terra-cotta clay.
ashes
mummies
parents
children
21
What type of sculpture was found on the roof-tops of Etruscan temples?
Marble
Golden
Bronze
Terra-Cotta
22
The Chimera of Arezzo is a Greek monster made entirely of:
wood
bronze
porcelain
gold
23
Etruscan frescoes were painted in a ____________________style.
Two-dimensional
Fifth-dimensional
Four-dimensional
Three-dimensional
24
Etruscan temples had three cellas (chella): one for each of their chief gods:
Romulus / Remus / Zeus
Tinia / Uni / Menerva
Menerva / Zeus / Athena
Athena / Uni / Tin
25
A cistae is a cylindrical container used for:
toiletries
food
mummified pets
ashes
26
Athenian vases in Etruscan tombs suggests a trading relationship with who?
India
Greece
Pluto
America
27
Etruscan _________________ are modeled after Etruscan domestic architecture. (houses
tumuli
homes
government buildings
temples
28
This photo shows the capitoline wolf, who nursed what mythical twins?
Cerveti and Cervius
Romulus and Remus
Cain and Abel
Neem and Nead