World History II Final Exam Review 12_12_24 Prehistory - the Collapse of Rome

National Geographic Channel Philips Rig Ideas

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• Overview of the content relating to National Geographic Channel and Philips Rig.

Directions for Group Practice

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• Practice Sessions:

  • Work with table group to respond to multiple-choice questions.

  • Option to consult FFCC flashcards and create new questions.

  • Maintain a positive attitude during practice.

Sample Questions and Concept Checks

Page 3: Sample Question 1

• Question: The name and historical context of the sculpture is:

  • A) Standard of Ur / Mesopotamia

  • B) Great Hall of Bulls / Paleolithic Era

  • C) Human figure from Ain Ghazal / Neolithic Era

  • D) Kouros / Archaic Era Greece

• Answer: D) Kouros / Archaic Era Greece

  • Source: Photograph by Winter Morgan, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Page 5: Sample Question 2

• Question: The work was intended to function as:

  • A) a response to contemporary events

  • B) ritualistic

  • C) an artifact

  • D) propaganda

• Answer: B) ritualistic

Page 7: Sample Question 3

• Context: Low Code Stele of King Hammurabi, 1792-1750 B.C.E. Babylonian

• Question: Both works are from civilization:

  • A) Roman

  • B) Egyptian

  • C) Mesopotamian

  • D) Chinese

• Answer: C) Mesopotamian

Page 9: Sample Question 4

• Question: The lamassu and Great Sphinx of Egypt are comparable in that both display:

  • A) violence

  • B) creativity

  • C) private residences

  • D) power

• Answer: D) power

Page 11: Sample Question 5

• Question: The content of the artwork best depicts:

  • A) social stratification

  • B) a wooden box inlaid with lapis lazuli

  • C) a funerary ritual

  • D) trade

• Answer: A) social stratification

Page 13: Sample Question 6

• Question: The inscription "the king herself" refers to:

  • A) reinforces traditional gender roles

  • B) contains a descriptive phrase

  • C) adorns the temple of the first female pharaoh

  • D) deconstructs gender roles

• Answer: D) deconstructs traditional gender roles

Page 15: Sample Question 7

• Question: What is true of the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-Daro?

  • A) The figure stands in contrapposto

  • B) Found in Mesopotamia

  • C) Does not reveal technological innovation

  • D) Copied from a classical Greek original

• Answer: A) The figure stands in contrapposto

Page 17: Sample Question 8

• Question: Both works known for the technique of:

  • A) sexualized violence

  • B) wet drapery

  • C) Classical and Hellenistic Greece

  • D) marble statues

• Answer: B) wet drapery

Page 19: Sample Question 9

• Question: This fresco was excavated from ancient:

  • A) Rome

  • B) Tuscany

  • C) Florence

  • D) Pompeii

• Answer: D) Pompeii

Page 21: Sample Question 10

• Question: This sculpture depicts:

  • A) Pax Romana

  • B) the first emperor of Rome, Octavian Augustus

  • C) propaganda

  • D) imperial violence

• Answer: B) the first emperor of Rome, Octavian Augustus

Concept Check: Create Your Own Question

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• Task: Duplicate this slide and create your own multiple-choice question.

Additional Sample Questions

Page 24: Bust of Cleopatra

• Question: The Bust of Cleopatra was thought to be used for:

  • A) Ritualistic purposes

  • B) Funerary purposes

  • C) Political propaganda

  • D) Decorative purposes

• Answer: C) Political propaganda

Page 26: Jade Cong

• Question: Where were the Jade Cong found?

  • A) ritualistic

  • B) religious dedicated

  • C) Put in graves

  • D) decorations

• Answer: C) put in graves

Page 28: Great Hall of Bulls

• Question: What era was the Great Hall of Bulls from?

  • A) Paleolithic

  • B) Neolithic

  • C) Mesopotamia

  • D) Medieval Era

• Answer: A) Paleolithic

Page 30: Rhinoceros Wounded Man

• Question: What technique was depicted in the Rhinoceros Wounded Man?

  • A) relief engravings

  • B) Cave paintings

  • C) wet drapery

  • D) paint

• Answer: B) cave paintings

Page 32: Definition of Egalitarian

• Question: What does the word Egalitarian mean?

  • A) praise the lord

  • B) black tar-like substance

  • C) everyone is equal

  • D) charley is my queen

• Answer: C) everyone is equal

Conclusion

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• Message: Good luck!