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1
What was the primary material used to carve Longmen Caves located in China?
Marble
Wood
Bronze
Limestone
2
In Borobudur, the pilgrimage path spirals upward around the structure to symbolize
Journey for enlightenment
An orbit of celestial gods and events
Natural harmony with the landscape
A descent into death in hell
3
The destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas in 2001 was significant because
They were the only surviving examples of wooden Buddhist sculpture
They were considered sacred sites for Hindu pilgrimage
They represented a fusion of Hellenistic and Buddhist artistic traditions
They showed the influence of ancient Roman fresco techniques
4
What does the Jowo Rinpoche in Tibet depict?
2 Buddhas having an enlightening conversation
Buddha and Hindu god Vishnu together to show cultural diffusion
Buddha Sahyamuni seated, as a young man
The emperor of Tibet depicted as a Buddha
5
How does the iconography of Borobudur temple show Mahayana Buddhist beliefs?
Bodhisattvas helping people toward enlightenment
Shiva and his reincarnation
Many wrathful protector gods
Buddha only as a symbol, never in human form
6
The relief carvings on the gateways of the Great Stupa at Sanchi has a purpose of
Depict historical events from the empire
It didn't mean a specific thing and it was made for simply decorations
Show agricultural practices and seasonal festivals
Show scenes from the Buddha's lives and teachings
7
What is the primary purpose of Buddhist art?
To show wealth and power
For tributary purposes for an emperor
To promote meditation and enlightenment
To show cultural connections with other cultures like Romans and Greeks
8
An important feature of the Great Stupa at Sanchi is the harmika at the top which represents
Umbrella for protection
Axis mundi connecting heaven and earth
The Buddha’s divine ancestry
Gateway for enlightenment
9
What is the significance of dragons in Buddhist Chinese art?
They show what will happen if you don't believe in Buddhism
They symbolize historical figures in China's history
They were real creatures in Buddha's lifetime
They symbolize strength and power
10
The central focus of Ryoan ji’s dry garden is
Represent historical events in Japanese Buddhism
Provide a meditative experience through abstraction
Represent agriculture for good harvesting
Attract tourists and pilgrims through visual complexity
11
Which political group was the reason why the Bamiyan Buddhas were destroyed?
Jesuits after the Protestant reformation
US military after the 9/11 attacks
Muslim merchants on the Silk Roads
Taliban due to their iconoclasm beliefs
12
What is NOT included in the Ryoan Ji complex in Japan?
Wet and dry gardens
White gravel, dark rocks and moss
A study area for meditation
A kitchen for vegan monks
13
In Buddhist art, what does the lotus flower symbolize?
Beauty of the patron of the work
Environmental issues during Buddha's life
Power of the Buddha
Purity and spiritual growth
14
How does the Longmen Caves show cultural changes?
Archaic Greek to Hellenistic Greek influences through the Silk Roads
Northern Wei's rigid style to Tang's naturalistic style
When Buddha was alive to after his death and the sadness that followed
From the usage of gold to stone in Buddhist art
15
Which of these works in the 250 is NOT a Buddhist work?
Angkor Wat
Borobudur Temple
Great Stupa at Sanchi
Angkor Thom