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both architectural complexes have similar functions, allowing space for:

the buying and selling of food and goods

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sumerian votive figures reflect mesopotamian devotional beliefs through which trait:

large open eyes

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in contrast to greek architectural sculpture, Etruscans decorated this part of their temples:

roof

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the top element of a column is called a:

capital

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what is the reason that very few bronze sculptures from ancient greece exist today?

the metal was melted and used for other purposes

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what are the three orders of greek architecture?

doric, ionic, corinthian

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archaeological evidence suggests that the Apollo 11 stones in Namibia:

are among the earliest known rock paintings in africa

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why is the relief carving of Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters especially significant?

relaxed, intimate scenes are very unusual for early history

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the notched walls built as part of military defenses, particularly in the ancient near east, are called:

crenellations

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which of the following buildings best demonstrates the manner in which secular roman building types were adapted….practices?

santa sabina

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the Haggadah is used during this jewish ceremony:

seder meal (passover)

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these objects were hard, stones decorated with incised patterns to roll into clay which Sumerians used for…property ownership:

cylinder seals

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both works personify

victory

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the pictorial shape frames Christ and symbolizes divine light

mandorla

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the coffers in the dome of the pantheon were intended to

lessen its overall weight

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many works of ancient near eastern art that survive today show

the power of kings and rulers

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the rottgen pieta was intended to elicit which of the following emotional responses from viewers

empathy through the contorted and twisted body of Christ

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this figure was made

by hand

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the shift toward new subject matter in the hellenistic period reflects the notion that beauty might be found through

life experience

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the temple shown is the

Parthenon in Athens

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the three parts of the gothic nave elevation are

the arcade, the triforium, and the clerestory

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the greeks preferred which material for figurative sculpture because it allowed for complex action poses

bronze

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the precise arrangement and orientation of the megaliths of Stonehenge suffuse that the site was used for

marking of the summer solstice

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a common theme in both these works is most likely

fertility and birth

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the thin layer of marble placed around roman civic buildings is called a

veneer

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the grave stele of hedges is unique to much of greek art because it shows

a domestic event

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the mathematical ratio contributed to the harmony and balance of the parthenon

4:9

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the Ishtar gate and the alls extended beyond were made from

glazed bricks

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the Umayyad architects of the great mosque of Cordoba shown above borrowed from the city’s roman….

incorporating columns from the older structures

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all of the following events are believed to have occurred at the dome of the rock EXCEPT

the annunciation from the angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary

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in both red and black figure vase painting techniques, the areas that were painted with slip would be this color

black

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who did bichitr include in a portrait of jahangir

James I of England

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the small rooms used to hold sarcophagi in catacombs that were frequently plastered and painted are called

cubicula

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the work shown above, exterior decoration of the treasury at Petra, attests to the manner in which…

rich ornamentation of hellenistic architecture

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the funerary temple of hathshepsut was built in this format

axial plan

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how did the builders alter the basilica shape in order to accommodate the influx of pilgrims

they introduced a pilgrimage choir including an apse, ambulatory, and radiating chapels

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Etruscan temples have

terracotta statues on their roof

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the work on the right is from the

temple of Athena nike on the acropolis

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the verism seen in the busts of roman leaders and politicians during the early roman republic illustrate

venerated status and respect of the wise and experienced

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the followers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all believe that only one god created and rules the universe

monotheistic

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this sculpture is

tlatilco female figurine

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what does the term “Paleolithic” mean

old Stone Age

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these house the mummified organs of the deceased

canopic jars

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in the stele of naram-sin above, what artistic device is used to signal naram-sin’s importance and reinforcement…

hierarchic scale

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this sculpture is: (dog)

Camelid sacrum in the shape of a canine

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the technique of painting on wet plaster with tempera paint is referred to as

buon fresco

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which of the following statements is true of BOTH the sculpture of the Anavysos Kouros and the Peplos Kore

they were made from marble

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the columns in san Vitale incorporate

Christian symbolism

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which of the following is NOT true about the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Chartres

the architects used rounded arches, thick walls, and massive piers to support the weight of the…

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jews and Christians used these structures for burials and funerary ceremonies, not as places of worship

catacombs

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which of the following does NOT apply to this building (hagia sophia)

it follows a traditional basilica design

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expressionism, or the artist’s attempt to evoke a specific emotion from the viewer, is characteristic of which…

hellenistic

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the cross-carpet page of the lindisfarne gospels demonstrates the influence of migratory metalwork by

incorporating interlace designs

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the scenes of courtly life and hunting depicted on the object are most reminiscent of scenes depicted on which…

the Umayyad Pyxis of al-mughira

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both of these works originate from

america

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what does “Notre Dame” mean

“our lady”

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Darius built this structure at Persepolis large enough to hold several thousand people

apadna

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to guide them in proportioning human figures when carving reliefs, Egyptian sculptors relied on

a squared grid

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the standard of ur is one of the first art pieces to use

hieratic scale

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how does the kneeling statue of Hatshepsut indicate her status as pharaoh

she is wearing the royal male nemes headdress

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the Persians won the loyalty of their subjects through their tolerance of

native customs and religions

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what was the function of the colossal statue of Constantine the great

it served as a permanent stand-in for the emperor in the basilica nova

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an ancient Egyptian mud brick tomb with a rectangular base and sloping sides and flat roof is a

mastaba

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the romans are given the credit for inventing this building material that helped to create large…

concrete

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this sculpture is intended to recall

the human form idealized as seen in greek classical sculpture like the doryphorous

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which object commemorates the unification of Egypt and signals the beginning of the dynastic period

the palette of narmer

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what was the function of books of the dead in the new kingdom

to provide guidance and help in the afterlife

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changes in roman burial practice in the second and third centuries led to commissions of elaborately decorated

sarcophagi

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which of the following cultures produced this sarcophagi

Etruscan

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an aversion to empty spaces in artistic designs is known as

horror vacui

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in contrast to other period of Egyptian history some royal portraits from the Middle Kingdom appear

preoccupied and emotionally drained

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which greek style of art shows work that is most similar to the style seen in egyptian art

archaic

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the court of the lions is found in the

Alhambra

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this term refers to presenting standing figures with opposing alternations of tension and relaxation around…

contrapposto

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who was the first architect to be known by name

Imhotep

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what material was used to make this book of the dead

papyrus

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a principal feature of the interior shown is

a hypostyle hall

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what are reliquaries

sacred containers to hold the relics

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a slight swelling of the middle of the column shaft is called

entasis

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the following statue, also called the canon, was created to illustrate the kew consorts of the canon of polykleitos

doryphorous

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the Flavian amphitheater is also known as the colosseum because of

the statue of Nero that stood beside it

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the interiors of the house of the vettii are significant because

the give us an example of roman residential architecture

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the roman home generally consisted of small rooms arranges around one or two open courts called the

atrium and peristyle

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the mosque shown is located in

spain

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this sculpture is(Egypt)

stele of Hammurabi, basalt, shamash, sun god , relief carving

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who commissioned the Taj Mahal

shah jahan

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the architects for the parthenon were

iktinos and kalikrates

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a hall in an Egyptian temple that has a roof supported by a dense thicket of columns is known as

hypostyle hall

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the most important innovation in gothic architecture external support is the

flying buttress

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Egyptian art with the exception of the amarna period can be described as which of the following

conservative and formulaic

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the stele of Hammurabi is significant as both a work of ancient Mesopotamia art and as

a historical document recording a written code of law

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what rivers divide the ancient near east

tigris and Euphrates

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Egypts most famous pyramids are the ones at

giza

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what does romanesque mean

roman-like

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greek vases are important because the way they are decorated is similar to lost

greek painting

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which of the following aspects of the jade cong…

the shape of the cong and iconography of its carving

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an important series of caves with paintings from the Paleolithic period is located in

france

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the eucharist is an elaborate ceremony in christian worship involving the ritual consumption

body and blood of christ

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which of the following is commonly used as a decorative element in islamic architecture

water

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the Kaaba proved influential to later islamic architecture because it

serves as the orientation for the qibla wall in all mosques