Greek Sculpture and Architecture Quiz
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What is this natural rock formation called?
Acropolis
What period is this statue from?
The Archaic Period
What time period is this statue from?
The Classical Period
What time period is this statue from?
The Classical Period
What kind of column is this?
Corinthian
During what period were Greek statues most similar to Egyptian statues?
The Archaic Period
What time period is this statue from?
The Hellenistic Period
During what period did sculptors idealize their subject matter?
The Classical Period
What is this kind of statue called?
Kore
What is the name of this famous statue?
Nike of Samothrace
What type of construction was used to make Greek temples?
post and lintel
What time period is this statue from?
The Archaic Period
What time period are these statues from?
The Classical Period
What kind of columns are these?
Doric
During what time period did sculptors show the full range of emotions in their statues?
The Hellenistic Period
What time period is this statue from?
The Hellenistic Period
What kind of column is this?
Ionic
What is this kind of statue called?
Kouros
What is this building called?
The Parthenon
What is the name of this famous statue?
Venus de Milo
This statue's features are consistent with what style period?
The Classical Period
What time period is this statue from?
The Hellenistic Period
The top step of the platform that temples are constructed upon.
Stylobate
The bottom two steps of the platform that temples are constructed upon.
Stereobate
Top of column
Capital
The horizontal lintel (beam) that is laid across the columns.
Architrave
A horizontal beam on top of the architrave that is carved.
Frieze
A horizontal beam on top of the frieze. The end of the cornice usually extends slightly beyond the frieze and the architrave.
Cornice
The sloping beams that were used to create the sloping roof.
Raking Cornice
The triangular part of the roof that was created by the raking cornices. It was usually carved.
Pediment
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