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AP Art History Review at HNA
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1
The narrative of the largest register is as follows:
Hu-Nefer's offerings are weighed and rejected by Osiris
Hu-Nefer's heart is weighed and he is rejected by Osiris
Hu-Nefer's offerings are weighed and accepted by Osiris
Hu-Nefer's heart is weighed and he is accepted by Osiris
2
The central columns are larger than those on either side to
Intimidate foreign dignitaries who pass through them
Create a more imposing space for the ruler's throne
Portray the might of Osiris to the funerary procession
create a clerestory so light can filter in as at creation
3
Which of the following is depicted here?
Nefertiti
Senmut
Hatshepsut
Tutankhamun
4
The statue contrasts with that of Menkaura in all of the following ways
except ONE
. Which one?
It is made of softer material.
It represents a lower status individual.
It serves a different purpose.
It is more realistic.
5
A key fact about the sculptural decoration at this site was
the styles and imagery of many nations were incorporated
sculptures were carved from blocks to last for eternity
Imagery was largely androgynous and curvilinear
The female ruler was represented as male
6
In this image from a scroll, the god holding the man's hand on the far left is
Horus
Anubis
Osiris
Hathor
7
Which of the following facts accounts for the many pylons and courts at Karnak?
The complex was rebuilt to cover holy sites
Each ruler wished to make an addition
The ruler wished many houses for his ka
The priests wished no god to be ignored
8
In this statue, the figure is depicted
Recording the deeds of the dead
At a banquet for all eternity
Reading a holy book
Writing as scroll
9
The work is from the
New Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
Amarna Period
10
The relief is unusual for a royal relief in all the following ways
except
It is curvilinear like other royal reliefs
It depicts the kind and queen as equals
It shows legs in true profile
It depicts the pharaoh on a throne
11
The oldest part of the temple complex of Karnak dates from
The Old Kingdom
The Middle Kingdom
The New Kingdom
The Amarna Period
12
The apadana at Persepolis served as
a chapel for offerings
a royal residence
an audience hall
a temple precinct
13
The columns of this hall represent
the many nations of the kingdom
the swamp the ka must traverse to reach the afterlife
the overwhelming power of the king
the swamp from which the mound arose during creation
14
Which of the following subjects was not depicted at this site?
The pharaoh and family making offerings to Aten
The pharaoh as Osiris
A great trading journey to Punt
A male pharaoh making offerings
15
The work is from a larger work of a kind usually found
In a home
In a temple
In a palace
In a tomb
16
The bird on top of the sphinx likely represents
The king's control of Lower Egypt
The gods flying through the sky in chariots
The king's control of Upper Egypt
The sun's creation of the earth
17
The work's main connection to the Amarna Period is
The work was found in a temple at at Akhetaten
The work contained the body of a son of Akhenaten
The iconography of the coffin is similarly unusual
The style in which the kind is depicted is equally unusual
18
The apadana was part of the complex at Persepolis, built by what empire?
Bablyonian
Persian
Assyrian
New Kingdom Egyptian
19
The temple served the political purposed of the pharaoh in which of the following ways?
The ruler was sculpted as the child of a god.
It was larger than surrounding temples.
All of the above.
It was cut into eternal hills sacred to Hathor.
20
The object is the palette of Narner. It mostly likely depicts
A king overcoming an enemy
A ritual dance
A master beating a slave
A dignitary bowing to a king
21
The temple depicted dates from
The Old Kingdom
The Middle Kingdom
The Amarna Period
The New Kingdom
22
The work is from the
Old Kingdom
Amarna Period
New Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
23
The reconstructed hall is a(n)
mortuary temple
mastaba chapel
apadana
hypostyle temple hall
24
The work contained the body of
Akhenaten
Hatshepsut
Menkaura
Tutankhamun
25
This statue dates from the
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
Amarna Period
Middle Kingdom
26
At this site, the purpose of pylon gates was
All of the above
To represent the earth at the beginning of creation
To offer a grand entrance for processions
To provide a surface for recording deeds of pharaohs