shows an early example of foreshortening.

This statue provides important information about all of the following, except:

elite male participation in the symposium.

What was the function of this statue?

It commemorated a military victory.

This statue would be BEST described as

theatrical, dramatic, asymmetrical

The human figure in this image would BEST be described as...

heroically nude, asymmetrical, dynamic, molded muscles

is a metaphor for the Athenian victory over the Persians.

The style of this object is BEST described as:

stylized, abstracted, frontal, closed

is meant to be seen from multiple angles.

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1
This object...
was made through a ten-stage firing process.
shows an early example of foreshortening.
is made in the black-figure technique, with incised details.
shows little interest in anatomy or motion.
2
The sculpted scenes on this object tell mythological stories of the emperor's lineage.
False
True
3
This object was found by ____ at ____.
Sir Arthur Evans; Knossos
Heinrich Schliemann; Troy
Sir Arthur Evans; Mallia
Heinrich Schliemann; Mycenae
4
This object was made by the artist ___________.
Exekias
Praxiteles
Pheidias
Euphronios
5
This painting employs which of the following artistic techniques?
fresco
incising
red figure
chryselephantine
6
Identify this sculpture.
Part of the Parthenon's ionic frieze.
A metope from the Pantheon.
A metope from the Parthenon.
A votive relief from Olympia.
7
To what civilization and period does this object belong?
Roman/Imperial
Greek/Hellenistic
Roman/Republican
Etruscan
8
UNKNOWN. This portrait head probably represents a(n) ______.
A kouros
A Roman emperor
A Classical greek
A Roman patrician
9
This statue survives because it was found as part of a shipwreck.
false
true
10
This object is known as a(n) ____.
kouros
folded arm figurine
kore
caryatid
11
The recessed panels on the dome's interior are called _____.
pediments
coffers
groin vaults
oculi
12
The relief sculpture representing lions was meant to function as:
a protective device
a votive offering
a cat perch
a coat of arms
13
Identify the period and civilization who produced this image.
Bronze Age Aegean/Minoan
Greek, Geometric
Greek/Archaic
Bronze Age Aegean, Mycenaean
14
UNKNOWN. This building likely dates to which civilization?
Roman
Greek
Mycenaean
Minoan
15
This structure comes from which period and civilization?
Bronze Age Aegean/Cycladic
Greek/Archaic
Bronze Age Aegean/Mycenaean
Greek/Geometric
16
The _______ columns were made of one piece of stone––and imported all the way from Egypt!
Ionic
oculus
concrete
monolithic
17
This statue provides important information about all of the following, except:
a new interest in emotion, narrative, and 3D in this period.
the production and form of bronze statues in this period.
elite male participation in the symposium.
elite male participation in athletic competitions.
18
This object comes from which civilization and period?
Greek/Geometric
Etruscan
Bronze Age Aegean/Mycenaean
Greek/Archaic
19
This image was found in what kind of context?
palace (throne room)
funerary (tomb)
religious (sanctuary/temple)
domestic (house)
20
Identify this object.
The Arch of Trajan
The Column of Marcus Aurelius
The Column of Constantine
The Column of Trajan
21
This statue displays contrapposto.
True
False
22
This style of pottery is known as _____.
Red figure
Marine style
Kamares ware
Black figure
23
Identify the subject of this portrait.
Commodus
Constantine
Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius
24
What was the function of this statue?
It demonstrated a new canon of proportions.
It was an akroterion.
It commemorated a military victory.
It marked a grave.
25
This statue would be BEST described as
theatrical, dramatic, asymmetrical
static, frontal, rigid
emotional, dynamic, symmetrical
balanced, contrapposto, open
26
This object was found in which kind of context?
Votive (temple)
Funerary (tholos tomb)
Funerary (shaft grave)
Throne room
27
An ionic frieze is also called a __________ frieze.
continuous
mythological
pedimental
broken
28
This civilization is known for all of the following, except;
megarons
bull leaping
defensive architecture
Cyclopean masonry
29
This structure is an example of a(n) ____.
citadel
shaft grave
tholos tomb
megaron
30
This image is important because...
it can be precisely dated.
all of these.
it provides information about the spread on Minoan culture.
it is the earliest known example of a true landscape.
31
This architectural feature comes from:
Pylos, Greece
Delphi, Greece
Knossos, Crete
Mycenae, Greece
32
This statue was sculpted by _______.
Euphronios
Kritios
Polykleitos
Lysippos
33
Black and red figure vases are made using different methods, but both use incising for details.
true
false
34
Identify this building.
The Temple of Portunus
The Flavian Amphitheater
The Parthenon
The Pantheon
35
This building is an example of the _________ order.
Corinthian
Tuscan
Doric
Ionic
36
Identify the civilization and period to which this work belongs.
Greek/Archaic
Greek/Classical
Roman/Imperial
Greek/Hellenistic
37
This style of hyper-realistic portraiture might be called ______.
stylized
idealized
realism combined with idealization
veristic
38
The human figure in this image would BEST be described as...
hyper-realistic, "warts and all," personal propaganda
heroically nude, asymmetrical, dynamic, molded muscles
stylized, frontal, static, incised details
idealized, composite, static, exaggerated muscles
39
This statue comes from which civilization and period?
Roman/Imperial
Greek/Classical
Greek/Hellenistic
Bronze Age Aegean/Mycenaean
40
All of the following can be seen here:
all of the above
relieving triangle
post-and-lintel construction
corbelling
41
This object...
is carved in low relief.
shows a scene from the Trojan War.
is a metaphor for the Athenian victory over the Persians.
was sculpted by Praxiteles.
42
This object stood where?
In the Campus Martius
In the Circus Maximus
In the Forum Boarium
In an imperial forum
43
Identify the period and civilization.
Ancient Greek/Archaic
Ancient Greek/Early Classical
Ancient Roman/Etruscan
Cycladic/Bronze Age
44
Of what material is this statue made?
Gold
Copper
Terra-cotta
Gilded bronze
45
The style of this object is BEST described as:
ideal, dynamic, composite, open
stylized, rigid, twisted, closed
stylized, abstracted, frontal, closed
realistic, dynamic, frontal, open
46
To which civilization and period does this work belong?
Roman/Imperial
Greek/Archaic
Greek/Classical
Greek/Hellenistic
47
UNKNOWN. This object most likely comes from which period and culture?
Roman/Etruscan
Greek/Archaic
Greek/Hellenistic
Greek/Classical
48
This statue...
is completely idealized with no realistic details.
is frontal, symmetrical, and shows no emotion or narrative.
is meant to be seen from multiple angles.
is made of colored stone to show the breadth of the empire.

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