ARTS 149:: Art History Survey Ii

ARTS 149:
ART HISTORY SURVEY II
Instructor: Lilia Campana
Exam 1 Review
Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
Pages 1-155 of your textbook

EXAM 1 REVIEW
QUIZ #1
10 questions
Chapter 1: Prehistoric Art (pages 1-25)
Lecture 1
QUIZ #2
20 questions
Chapter 2: Art of the Ancient Near East (pages 26-47)
Lecture 2
QUIZ #3
20 questions
Chapter 3: Art of Ancient Egypt (pages 48-79)
Lecture 3
QUIZ # 4
20 questions
Chapter 4: Art of the Ancient Aegean (pages 80-99)
Lectures 4
QUIZ #5
40 questions
Chapter 5: Art of Ancient Greece (pages 100-155)
Lecture 5
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Question #
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QUIZ #1
• 10 questions
• Chapter 1: Prehistoric Art
• Pages 1-25 of your textbook
• Lecture 1
Question 1
Type of question: multiple-choice

Figure: 1.2
Page reference: 2
The rock painting shown above from Australia (ca. 50,000-40,000 years ago)
depicts __________________, a deity who was believed to have played a
role in the creation of human beings.
A. the Silver Dragon

B. the Ferocious Crocodile
C. the Rainbow Serpent
D. the Sacred Lizard
Question 2

Figure: 1.4
Page reference: 4
The engraved block of red ocher shown above (Blombos Cave, South Africa,
ca. 77,000 years ago) is considered to be ________________________.
A. a relief sculpture
B. a sculpture in the round
C. an hand-axe
D. the world's earliest example of art
Question 3

Figure: 1.6
Page reference: 5
The statuette The Lion-Human (shown above) representing a human figure

with a feline head (ca. 30,000-26,000 B.C.E.) is an early example of
____________________.
A. relief sculpture
B. sculpture in the round
C. ancestral and prehistoric divinities
D. the supremacy of the animal world
Question 4

Figure: 1.7
Page reference: 6-7
The __________________ (shown above) found in Austria and dating

from about 24,000 B.C.E. was used by groups of Paleolithic hunter-gatherers
to signal whether a group was friendly and acceptable for interaction and
mating.
A. Woman from Willendorf

B. Lady of the Rocks
C. Beauty from Germany
D. God of Abundance
Question 5

Figure: 1.9
Page reference: 7
The Woman from Brassempouy (France, ca. 30,000 B.C.E.) with its basic yet
recognizable forms is an example of ________________.
A. abstraction
B. minimalism
C. an unfinished work
D. realism
Question 6

Figure: no #, see page 8
Page reference: 8
The ________________ (shown above) was one of the techniques used in

cave painting during the Paleolithic.
A. drawing with fingers or blocks of ocher

B. spraying
C. engraving
D. dotting with fingertips
Question 7

Figure:1.13
Page reference: 11
As seen in the scene above from the _____________ (Spain, ca. 12,500
B.C.E.), the artists created sculptural effects by painting over and around
natural irregularities in the cave walls and ceilings.
A. Lascaux
B. Chauvet
C. Altamira
D. Le Tuc d'Audoubert
Question 8

Figure: 1.21
Page reference: 17-19
Megalithic tomb architecture reflects _________________in Neolithic

communities.
A. dolmens
B. piers and vaults
C. mud-brick walls
D. wooden beams
Question 9

Figure: 1.28
Page reference: 23
The gold-adorned face mask shown above (Varna, Bulgaria) is an excellent

example of _________________.
A. the dimensions of a human face

B. grave burial
C. metalworking
D. bronze casting
Question 10

Figure: 1.30
The rock carvings shown above (Sweden, ca. 1,500-500 B.C.E.) represents
stylized __________.
A. bison
B. rainbows
C. rivers
D. boats
QUIZ #2
• 20 questions
• Chapter 2: Art of the Ancient Near East
• Pages 27-47
• Lecture 2
Question 1

Figure: MAP 2.1
Page reference: 28
The Greeks called ______________ (shown above) the “land between the
rivers.”
A. Mesopotamia
B. Assyria
C. Babylonia
D. Asia Minor
Question 2

Page reference: 28
Around 2400 B.C.E., Sumerians invented the first system of writing called
_________ (shown above).
A. inlay
B. hieroglyphs
C. cuneiform
D. monosyllabic
Question 3

Figure: 2.2
Page reference: 28
Ziggurats, like the Anu Ziggurat at Uruk (shown above), functioned

symbolically as ______________________.
A. heavenly palaces
B. bridges between the earth and the heavens
C. fortresses of the gods
D. the home of the gods
Question 4

Figure: ---
Page reference: 28
The most impressive surviving archeological remains of the Sumerians is the

__________.
A. pyramid
B. palace
C. ziggurat
D. grid
Question 5
Type of question: match

Figure: 2.2
Page reference: 28
At the top of the Anu ziggurat White Temple (shown above) was ________.
A. decorated with scenes of military victories

B. a living quarters for priests
C. filled with giant columns
D. a simple rectangle with an off-center doorway
Question 6

Figure: 2.3
Page reference: 30
What original elements have been lost from the Warka Head (shown above)?
A. The painted marble body

B. A gold wig
C. Inlaid emerald eyes
D. All of the above
Question 7

Figure: 2.4
The uppermost scene of the Carved Vessel (shown above) from Uruk may
represent ____________ between the goddess and her consort.
A. the violation of her temple precinct

B. a group burial
C. a reenactment of ritual marriage
D. the signing of a peace treaty
Question 8

Figure: 2.5
Page reference: 31
Sumerian votive figures, like the Twelve Votive Figures from the Square
Temple at Eshnunna (shown above), were dedicated to the __________.
A. people
B. king
C. gods
D. priests
Question 9

Figure: 2.7
Page reference: 32
The Great Lyre with Bull's Head (shown above) from a Royal Tomb at Ur
rested over __________________.
A. the body of the woman who had presumably played it during the funeral
ceremony
B. the body of a bull which was covered with lapis lazuli stones
C. the body of the king who used to play the lyre when was still alive
D. the body of the king's wife who committed suicide in order to be buried
together with her husband
Question 10

Figure: 2.8
Page reference: 33
The artifact shown above is _____________________________.
A. a cylinder seal
B. the Disk of Enheduanna
C. the Codex of Hammurabi
D. the front panel from the sound box of the Great Lyre
Question 11

Figure: 2.10
The incised design on a cylinder seal found in the tomb of Queen Paubi
(shown above) demonstrates the Sumerian’s use of ___________.
A. narrative images
B. geometric patterns
C. elaborate personal monograms
D. cuneiform
Question 12

Figure: 2.11
Page reference: 35
The alabaster disk shown above depicts _________________, daughter

of Sargon I and high priestess of the moon god Nanna at Ur.
A. Puabi
B. Enheduanna
C. Inanna
D. Anu
Question 13

Figure: 2.12
Page reference: 36
The Head of a Ruler (shown above) was __________________.
A. intentionally mutilated
B. was made with the lost-wax casting technique
C. once identified as Sargon himself
D. All of the above
Question 14

Figure: 2.1
Page reference: 27
In the Stele of Naram-Sin (shown above), what artistic device is used to signal
Naram-Sin’s importance and reinforce his divine right to rule?
A. Relative perspective
B. Hierarchic scale
C. Registers
D. Silhouetting
Question 15

Figure: 2.13
Page reference: 37
The ziggurat shown above was dedicated to _____________________.
A. Anu
B. Enheduanna
C. Sargon
D. Nanna
Question 16

Figure: 2.14
Page reference: 37
The votive statue shown above depicts ___________, the ruler of Lagash.
A. Gudea
B. Enheduanna
C. Sargon I
D. Puabi
Question 17

Figure: 2.15
Page reference: 39
The Stele of Hammurabi (shown above) is _______________________.
A. a list of Hammurabi's military victories

B. a written legal code
C. a poem dedicated to his wife
D. a saga recording the origin of Babylon
Question 18

Page reference: 42
In the bas-relief Enemies Crossing the Euphrates to Escape Assyrian Archers

(shown above), the __________________ convey depth.
A. trees
B. different viewpoints
C. presence of animals
D. overlapping and swimming
Question 19

Figure: 2.19
Page reference: 42
The Guardian Figures at the gate of Dur Sharrukin (shown above) are known
as __________________, and combined features from a man, a lion, an
eagle, and a god.
A. lamassus
B. colossus
C. apadana
D. stele
Question 20

Figure: 2.22
Page reference: 44
The ceremonial entrance to the city of Babylon was the ___________ Gate
(shown above).
A. Ishtar
B. Sargon
C. Naram-Sin
D. Hammurabi
QUIZ #3
• 20 questions
• Chapter 3: Art of Ancient Egypt
• Pages 48-79
• Lecture 3
Question 1

______________ (shown above) commemorates the unification of Egypt

and marks the beginning of the country's growth as a powerful nation-state.
A. Menkaure and his wife

B. The Narmer Palette
C. The Stele of the Sculptor Userwer
D. Ti Watching a Hippopotamus Hunt
Question 2

Page reference: 55
The picture above shows a flat-topped, one-story building known as

____________, which was the most common tomb structure during the
Early Dynastic Egypt.
A. pyramid
B. mastaba
C. serdab
D. necropolis
Question 3

Figure: 3.3
For his tomb complex at ____________ (shown above), King Djoser (ca.
2,650-2,631 B.C.E.) commissioned the earliest known monumental
architecture in Egypt.
A. Saqqara
B. Giza
C. Thebes
D. Memphis
Question 4

Figure: 3.4
Page reference: 56
__________________________ (shown above) were built by three

successive Fourth-Dynasty kings: Khufu (2,551-2,528 B.C.E.), Khafre (2,520-
2,494 B.C.E.), and Menkaure (2,490-2,472 B.C.E).
A. The step pyramid at Saqqara

B. The Pyramids at Thebes
C. The necropolis and mastaba
D. The Great Pyramids at Giza
Question 5

Figure: 3.6
Page reference: 57
The Great Sphinx at Giza (shown above) is thought to be a portrait of

__________.
A. King Menkaure
B. King Khafre
C. King Khufu
D. King Nermer
Question 6

Figure: 3.8
The sculpture above is a statue of king ______________.
A. Khefre
B. Khufu
C. Menkaure
D. Nermer
Question 7

Figure: 3.9
Page reference: 59
In the statue Menkaure and a Queen (shown above), the king is depicted in
accordance with Egyptian ideals as _____________________.
A. a middle-aged ruler
B. a god-like man with the crown of Lower Egypt
C. an athletic, youthful figure, nude to the waist and wearing the royal kilt
and head-cloth
D. old ruler with a wise expression on his face
Question 8

Figure: 3.10
Page reference: 60
Old Kingdom sculptors also produced statues of less prominent people,

rendered in a more relaxed, lifelike fashion, like ____________________
shown above.
A. The Butcher
B. The Seated Scribe
C. The Priest
D. The Hunter
Question 9

Figure: 3.13
Page reference:62
The Head of Senusret III (shown above) is dated to the ______________.
A. 1st Intermediate Period

B. Old Kingdom
C. Middle Kingdom
D. Early Dynastic Period
Question 10

Figure: 3.16
In the Stele of Sculptor Userwer (shown above), Userwer is depicted

______________.
A. with his co-workers shaping a statue for the king

B. with his daughters making an offering to the god Ra
C. with his wife sitting at a table piled with offerings of food
D. with his son hunting an hippopotamus
Question 11

Figure: 3.18
Page reference: 66
Where were ordinary people allowed to go in the Great Temple of Amun

(shown above)?
A. The sanctuary of Amun

B. The forecourt of the hypostyle hall
C. The sacred lake
D. None of the above
Question 12

Figure: 3.19
Page reference: 67
The Great Hall of the Great Temple of Amun at Karnak (shown above) might
have been used for _______________________.
A. funeral rituals
B. mummification practices
C. royal marriages
D. royal coronation ceremonies
Question 13

Figure: 3.21
Page reference: 67
Sculptures portraying Hatshepsut (shown above) as a __________reflect

the power of tradition and artistic convention in Egypt.
A. priestess
B. princess
C. male king
D. mother
Question 14

Figure: 3.22
Page reference: 69
Like most New Kingdom temples, the Temple of Hatshepsut (shown above) is
built along a(n) __________________.
A. axial plan
B. earlier pharaoh's tomb
C. mastaba
D. pyramid
Question 15

Figure: 3.25
Page reference: 70
Akhenaten (shown above) was the first Egyptian pharaoh ____________.
A. to unify Egypt
B. to invent paper
C. to adopt monotheism
D. to marry his sister
Question 16

Figure: ---
The _________ period saw dramatic changes in the conventions used in

Egyptian royal art.
A. Intermediate
B. Old Kingdom
C. Amarna
D. Middle Kingdom
Question 17

Figure: 3.25
Page reference: 70
Amenhotep IV (shown above) changed his name to __________ to honor

the life-giving sun deity Aten.
A. Hunefer
B. Akhenaten
C. Ti
D. Ramses
Question 18

Figure: 3.28
Page reference: 72
The ______________ was discovered in 1912 in the studio of the sculptor

Thutmose.
A. Head of Nefertiti
B. Egyptian Monalisa
C. Head of Queen Tiy
D. Head of Queen Hatshepsut
Question 19

Figure: 3.29
Page reference: 73
King Tutankhamun’s mummified body was enclosed in three nested coffins

with the innermost made of __________ (shown above).
A. bronze
B. gold
C. gilded silver
D. copper
Question 20

Figure: 3.30
Page reference: 74
The pharaoh __________ built temples out of the natural rock at Abu
Simbel (shown above).
A. Djoser
B. Hatshepsut
C. Ramses II
D. Tutankhamun
QUIZ #4
• 20 questions
• Chapter 4: Art of the Ancient Aegean
• Pages 80-99
• Lectures 4
Question 1

Figure: 4.2
Cycladic sculptors created marble statues of nude women (shown above) that
all _____________________.
A. are the same size

B. depict nude pregnant women
C. conform to the same design system
D. were found in royal tombs
Question 2

Figure: 4.3
Page reference: 84
The Cycladic marble head shown above has vertical red lines under the eyes
which might be connected with rituals of _______________.
A. mourning
B. fertility
C. harvesting
D. mummification
Question 3

Figure: 4.4
Page reference: 85
Famed for its thin walls and use of color, the ceramic work called
__________ (shown above) was named after the cave on Mount Ida where
it was first discovered.
A. Kamares ware
B. marine style
C. palace style
D. filigree
Question 4

Figure: 4.5
The Palace Complex of Knossos, in Crete (shown above), was first erected
about 1,900 B.C.E., and then rebuilt in ca. 1,700 B.C.E. after __________.
A. the invasion of the Hyksos

B. a terrible earthquake
C. a pandemic disease
D. a violent tsunami
Question 5

Figure: 4.6
The architectural features of the Palace Complex at Knossos (shown above), Crete,
were:
A. Multi-storied buildings
B. Sophisticated plumbing system
C. Open stairwells
D. All of the above
Question 6

Figure: 4.5
Page reference: 86
The rebuilt Knossos complex (shown above) was organized around

___________________.
A. the Throne Room

B. the Hall of Double-Axes
C. a fountain
D. a large central courtyard
Question 7

Figure: ---
Page reference: 86
The term “Labyrinth” applied to the “palace” at Knossos originally referred to

the building’s____________.
A. sophisticated plumbing system

B. underground passageways
C. complicated layout
D. double-axe decorative motifs
Question 8

Figure: 4.7
Scholars believe the Bull Leaping mural (shown above) from the palace of
Knossos on Crete represents _____________.
A. a popular form of entertainment

B. a fertility ritual or an adulthood ritual
C. a scene from a Minoan legend
D. the favorite sport of King Minos
Question 9

Figure: 4.8
Page reference: 88
The Statuette of a Male Figure (shown above) was ___________.
1. made from clay

2. a multi-media work
3. life-size
4. similar to Egyptian faience
Question 10

Figure: 4.9
The beautiful Harvester Rhyton (shown above) may have been covered with
_________________.
A. Oil painting
B. Fresco
C. Architecture
D. Relief sculpture
Question 11

Figure: 4.10
Page reference: 89
The Bull’s-Head Rhyton (shown above) would have been used

_____________.
A. to pour ritual libations

B. as a votive statue
C. to carry water
D. as a tomb guardian
Question 12

Figure: 4.11
Depictions of sea life decorating works like the Octopus Flask (show above)
characterize the __________in Minoan pottery.
A. flotilla
B. rhytons
C. marine style
D. Kamares wares
Question 13

Page reference: 90
The Pendant of Gold Bees (shown above) exemplifies early sophistication of

______________ and ___________________.
A. filigree/niello
B. filigree/granulation
C. granulation/repoussé
D. gilding/niello
Question 14

Figure: 4.13
Page reference: 90
The metalworking skills used to make the Vapheio Cup (shown above)
suggests the influence of __________art on mainland Greece.
A. Minoan
B. Mycenaean
C. Egyptian
D. Near Eastern
Question 15

Figure: no #, see pages 92-93
The Ship Procession (shown above) from the wall painting found at Akrotiri,
Thera, depicts _________________________.
A. a naval battle
B. a nautical festival
C. the marriage of the Queen of Akrotiri
D. the voyage of King Minos
Question 16

Figure: 4.1
Page reference: 81
The wall painting Girl Gathering Saffron Crocus Flowers (shown above)
demonstrates Aegean cultural practices related to ____________.
A. a woman's entry into adolescence

B. domestic role of women
C. the harvesting of food
D. marriage
Question 17

Figure: 4.15
Minoan cities were generally unfortified; on the other hand, the Mycenaeans
constructed strongholds of megaliths called _________ to protect their
palaces.
A. towers
B. citadels
C. bunkers
D. tunnels
Question 18

Figure: 4.18
Page reference: 96
The picture above depicts the plan of the ________________ of the Pylos
palace.
A. megaron
B. tholos
C. tomb
D. temple
Question 19

Figure: 4.22
The large aboveground burial places of Mycenae (shown above) are called
tholos tombs, or __________.
A. beehive tombs
B. Agamemnon tombs
C. Vapheio chambers
D. shaft tombs
Question 20

Figure: 4.25
Page reference: 99
A __________ (shown above) is a large bowl for mixing water and wine.
A. tholos
B. sistrum
C. krater
D. megaron
QUIZ #5
• 40 questions
• Chapter 5: Art of Ancient Greece
• Pages 100-155
• Lecture 5
Question 1

Figure: 5.2
Which of the following does NOT appear on the Funerary Krater from the
Dipylon Cemetery (shown above)?
A. Geometric designs and patterns

B. Depictions of funerary ritual
C. Images of the Greek landscape
D. Mourners expressing their grief
Question 2

Figure: 5.4
Page reference: 105
The olpe (pitcher) shown above is an early example of the __________

technique.
A. geometric
B. marine
C. black-figure
D. krater
Question 3

Figure: 5.6
Page reference: 107
The Sanctuary at Delphi (shown above) was the sacred home of the Greek god
__________.
A. Apollo
B. Zeus
C. Hermes
D. Mars
Question 4

Figure: 5.7
Page reference: 107
Clothed women in the form of columns are called __________ and are
found on the Treasury of the Siphnians (shown above).
A. volutes
B. caryatids
C. entasis
D. kouroi
Question 5

Figure: 5.8
To give a sense of three-dimensional recession in the Battle Between the

Gods and Giants (shown above) the artist __________.
A. placed rosettes in blank spaces

B. included landscape elements
C. overlapped the figures
D. stacked the pictorial motifs
Question 6

Figure: 5.10
Page reference: 108
The Temple of Aphaia at Aegina (shown above) is a _________________.
A. Doric temple
B. Ionic temple
C. Corinthian temple
D. Roman temple
Question 7

Figure: 5.13
Page reference: 111
The west pediment from the Temple of Aegina (shown above) represents
warriors _____________________________.
A. stretching muscles before the fight

B. who died during the Peloponnesian Wars
C. fighting in the Athenian side during the Persian Wars
D. involved in the military expedition against Troy
Question 8

Figure: 5.18
Page reference: 114
Free-standing statues of male figures (shown above), which were made in the
Archaic period, are called ______________.
A. temple guardians
B. kouroi
C. Apollos
D. cult statues
Question 9

Figure: 5.21
According to recent interpretations, the decorative motifs on the garment of

the “Peplos” Kore (shown above) identify the figure as a(n) ____________.
A. goddess
B. priestess
C. bride
D. Amazon
Question 10

Figure: 5.23
Page reference: 117
The beautiful black-figure vase of Dionysos with Maenads (shown above) by

the Amasis Painter exemplifies a vase shape called a(n) __________.
A. krater
B. olpe
C. amphora
D. lekythos
Question 11

Figure: 5.1
Page reference: 101
The amphora shown above was made by _______________ and portrays

the Trojan Wars heroes Ajax and Achilles.
A. Exekias
B. Skopas
C. Aristotle
D. Pheidias
Question 12

Page reference: 119
The calyx krater by Euphronios shown above depicts ________________.
A. the fight between gods and humans

B. the death of Sarpedon
C. the dream of Achilles
D. the departure of Ajax
Question 13

Figure: 5.26
Page reference: 120
The Kritios Boy (shown above) was found on the Athenian __________.
A. agora
B. stoa
C. Akropolis
D. theatre
Question 14

Figure: 5.28
Page reference: 122
Buried after an earthquake in 373 BCE, The Charioteer (shown above) was
spared the fate of most ancient _________sculptures, which were melted
down so the material could be used for other purposes.
A. silver
B. copper
C. bronze
D. gold
Question 15

Figure: internet (or see 5.29)
Page reference: 122
______________was used to create the more realistic facial details of the

Riace Warriors (shown above).
A. Bronze
B. Copper
C. Silver
D. All of the above
Question 16

Figure: 5.31
Page reference:
The scene above from the Tomb of the Diver (Paestum, Italy) depicts a
______________, a social gathering of rich and powerful men.
A. tondo
B. symposium
C. entasis
D. pronaos
Question 17

Figure: 5.30
Page reference: 124
The Tomb of the Diver (shown above), discovered near Paestum (Italy) in
1968, was painted with the _______________ technique.
A. buon fresco
B. red-figure
C. black-figure
D. tempera
Question 18

Figure: 5.33
Page reference: 126
The psykter (shown above, painted by Early Classical painter Douris)

was a strangely shaped pot that was intended to be a(n) _________,
made to float in a krater.
A. ice-cream bowl
B. candle holder
C. wine cooler
D. flower vase
Question 19

Figure: 5.34
Page reference: 126
A circular painting, such the one painted by Douris inside the kylix shown
above, is called a _______________.
A. rosette
B. entablature
C. frieze
D. tondo
Question 20

Figure: 5.36a
The ____________ (shown above) was commissioned by the Greek

politician Perikles and was designed by the Greek architects Kallikrates and
Iktinos.
A. Temple of Apollo
B. Parthenon
C. Statue of Athena Nike
D. Altar of Pergamon
Question 21

Figure: 5.36b
The Parthenon (shown above) was dedicated to the goddess Athena

Parthenos ("Athena _______________") in 438 B.C.E.
A. The Sublime
B. The Virgin
C. The Powerful
D. The Protector
Question 22

Figure: 5.37
Page reference: 130
The east pediment of the Parthenon (shown above) portrayed the birth of
________, fully grown and clad in armor, from the brow or her father,
_______.
A. Ares/Chronos
B. Mars/Zeus
C. Mercury/Apollo
D. Athena/Zeus
Question 23

Figure: 5.38
Page reference: 131
The metopes of the Parthenon's Doric frieze (shown above, detail)

represented mythical struggles symbolizing the triumph _____________.
A. of peace over war

B. of war over peace
C. of reason over animal passion
D. of Athens over the Persians
Question 24

Figure: 5.40
Page reference: 132
The Ionic frieze of the Athenian Parthenon (shown above) depicts _______.
A.
B. the victory of the Athenians against the Persians
C. the 10-year war between the Bronze Age civilizations of Greece and Troy, and the abduction of
Helen by Paris
D. a procession celebrating the festival that took place in Athens every four year , when the women
of the city wove a new wool peplos and carried it to the Akropolis to clothe an ancient wooden
cult statue of Athena
E. the birth of Athena from Zeus' leg and her crowning as the queen of Olympus after she defeated
all the other goddesses
Question 25

Figure: 5.41
Page reference: 133
Inside the cella of the Parthenon, there was Pheidias’ colossal gold and ivory
statue of ______________ (shown above) outfitted in armor and holding a
shield in one hand and a winged Nike (Victory) in the other.
A. Hera
B. Venus
C. Athena
D. Persephone
Question 26

Figure: 5.43
The Propylaia (shown above) was a monumental entrance to the Athenian

akropolis, which also housed one of the earliest known _______.
A. theatre
B. library
C. swimming pool
D. museum
Question 27

Figure: 5.44
Page reference: 136
The __________________ (shown above) housed several shrines and

relics, such as the sacred rock of Poseidon and the venerable wooden cult
statue of Athena that was the center of the Panathenaic Festival.
A. Temple of Athena Nike

B. Erechtheion
C. Propyleia
D. Porch of the Maidens
Question 28

Figure: 5.45
Page reference: 136
The Porch of the Maidens (shown above) on the Erechtheion is supported by

__________.
A. piers
B. Corinthian columns
C. caryatids
D. barrel vaults
Question 29

Figure: 5.46
Page reference: 137
The panel Nike Adjusting Her Sandal (shown above) is one of the panels that
once decorated the ____________________.
A. Temple of Athena Nike

B. Erechtheion
C. Propyleia
D. Temple of Hera
Question 30

Figure: 5.47
Page reference: 137
The Greek marketplace is also called the ______________ (Athens'

market place shown above).
A. stoa
B. agora
C. propyleia
D. pronaos
Question 31

Figure: 5.52
The statue Hermes and the Infant Dionysus (shown above) was made by the
Late Classical sculpture _______________ for the Temple of Hera at
Olympia.
A. Pheidias
B. Polykleitos
C. Praxiteles
D. Lysippos
Question 32

Figure: 5.54
Page reference: 145
The Apoxyomenos ("The Scraper") made by the Late Classical sculptor

_______________ depicts an athlete in the act of scraping sweat and dust
from his body with a strigil.
A. Lysippos
B. Praxiteles
C. Pheidias
D. Kallikrates
Question 33

Figure: 5.55
Page reference: 145
The earrings shown above depicts the young ________ abducted by an

eagle (symbol of Zeus).
A. Athena
B. Venus
C. Ganymede
D. Hera
Question 34

Figure: 5.56
Page reference: 145
___________ (like the one shown above) are made of small cubes of
colored stone or marble known as tesserae.
A. Mural paintings
B. Mosaics
C. Frescoes
D. Paintings
Question 35

Figure: 5.58
Page reference: 147
The Temple of Olympian Zeus at Corinth (shown above) displays columns

belonging to the ______________________.
A. Ionic order
B. Doric order
C. Corinthian order
D. Roman order
Question 36

Figure: 5.60
Page reference: 149
The statue above represents a soldier from the ______________, who

once invaded Asia Minor and were defeated by Attalus I in 230 B.C.E.
A. Celtic people
B. Roman people
C. Greek navy
D. Minoan people
Question 37

Figure: 5.62
The relief frieze on the inner court walls surrounding the actual fire altar on
the upper level of the Pergamon Altar (shown above) depicts scenes from
_______________________.
A. the birth of Athena

B. the Battle against the Titans
C. the life of Telephus
D. the abduction of Helen
Question 38

Figure: 5.63
Page reference: 150
The relief shown above comes from the base of the Pergamon Altar, which is
decorated with a frieze showing the battle between _________________.
A. the Centaurs and the Lapiths

B. the Gods and the Giants (Gigantomachy)
C. Hercules and the Hydra
D. Perseus and the Medusa
Question 39

Figure: 5.64
Page reference: 153
Hagesandros, Polydoros, and Athenedoros from the island of __________

are thought to be the sculptors of Laocoön and His Sons (shown above).
A. Thera
B. Crete
C. Rhodes
D. Sicily
Question 40

Figure: 5.65
The _______________________ (shown above) stands on a rostral

pedestal representing the prow of a ship.
A. Laocoön and His Sons

B. Nike of Samothrace
C. Dying Gallic Trumpeter
D. Athena Attacking the Giants
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Lilia

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ART HISTORY SURVEY II

Instructor: Lilia Campana

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