Images of deities: |
Can vary from culture to culture, can be male or female, and can not be represented in some cultures |
Most early deities represented: |
Female Fertility Goddess |
The Snake Goddess is from: |
Greece |
From ancient Egypt came the convention of representing deities as: |
Partaking of animal qualities |
The Hindu God Brahman can never be: |
Known |
The Buddhist concept of heaven or paradise is called: |
Nirvana |
A Buddhist stupa, at first a mound tomb, was transformed into a relic of……? |
reincarnation |
Later statues of Buddha emphasized what? |
Serenity |
A mandala is an attempt to show what? |
the cosmos |
The Ziggurat of Ur is an _________. |
artificial mountain (Sumerian) |
Many religious structures from Stonehenge to the Pantheon use ____________ to convey their power. |
Geometry |
A journey to a special shrine is called a: |
Pilgrimage |
The Hindu God ____ is the unity in which all opposites meet- the source of good and evil, male and female. |
Shiva |
As see non the columns of the Parthenon, _____ is a slight swelling at the middle of a column to create a feeling of organic flexing. |
Entasis |
Minarets are associated with which of the following structures: |
mosques |
Mortality means: |
being subject to death |
The earliest tombs were: |
hill-shaped |
One example of a Stone Age tomb is: |
Newgrange |
The Egyptians used the pyramid form to create the meeting place for: |
For the ba and the ka |
The Egyptians painted important people with their heads in profile and their eyes: |
In frontal positions |
The Etruscan tombs were very much like: |
Houses |
The bronze canopy in St. Peter’s by Bernini is called a: |
Baldacchino |
Probably the most famous Islamic mausoleum is the: |
Taj Mahal |
A small shrine which contains the remains of a holy person is called a: |
Mausoleum |
The AIDS Memorial Quilt is: |
is on permanent display in Washington, DC |
Tribute in Light was displayed in: |
New York |
Ancient tombs were often oriented to the movement of: |
Celestial bodies |
Goddess’s important function was to promote abundant growth of corn crops: |
Xilonen |
The relief carving of Shield Jaguar and Lady Xoc depicts: |
A Mayan bloodletting ritual |
The placement of nails in a kongo Power Figure represents: |
a prayer request |
In Mexico, small votive paintings are left in shrines to "give thanks" for an answered prayer. These paintings are referred to as: |
Retablos |
The Main Shrine at Ise, Japan is rebuilt every 20 years according to the beliefs of: |
Shintoism |
The pattern of Chartres cathedral’s circular window in the north transept suggests: |
A blooming rose as the symbol of Mary |
The Pyramid of the sun at Teotihuacán was the central focus of a ceremonial center adopted by the: |
Aztecs |
The Kandarya Mahadeva Temple was designed as: |
an artificial mouton for Hindu worship in India |
In the Ark of the Covenant mosaic, the central chest is symmetrically flanked by: |
Seven-branched candelabras |
What is NOT a feature of the Royal Mosque in Isfahan? |
Representational mosaics of Allah |
In Hinduism, multiple manifestations of the one supreme being are identified as: |
Avatars |
A large half-domed mound or_____ was built in Sanchi, India to preserve Buddhist relics for pilgrims. |
Stupa |
The colossal sculptures of China’s Shrine to Valrocana Buddha in Longmen Caves was intended to be a: |
pilgrimage destination- Buddhism |
Which structure encompasses the most land? |
Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacán, Mexico |
What is NOT a component of a mosque? |
Mudra |
Which structure was designed with reference to the summer solstice? |
Stonehenge, England |
Ancient Egypt deities were usually depicted as: |
animals or composites of human animal forms |
T/F: The Navajo believe that Makurna are nature spirits in the forest? |
False |
Buddhism originated with the life of _____ who was born in _________ during the 6th century BC. |
Siddhartha Gautama in Nepal, India |
Representational images of Allah are ______ in Islamic art. |
Prohibited |
T/F: The roof of the Parthenon collapsed during and earthquake in the 17th century? |
False |
What are the three religions that are considered to be monotheistic faiths? |
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam |
A Circular temple to preserve relics of Nigerian Royalty: |
… |
The ____ was the basis for the tiered design of the Chinese Temple of Heaven in Beijing |
Pagoda |
_______ are symbolic hand gestures in Buddhism and Hinduism |
Mudras |
A term to identify the worship of multiple deities is: |
Polytheistic |
The theme of________ unites the Parthenon, Pantheon, Temple of Horus, and Chartres Cathedral |
Religion |
Spirit dolls or _____ are carved from cottonwood root and painted in symbolic colors as an educational resource about religion for Hopi children. |
Kachinas |
A ______ is the Judaic place of worship, assembly, and study. |
Synagogue |
A primary purpose of the Gabon Reliquary Guardian Figure is to: |
Protect relics from evil |
The terracotta figures in the underground pits surrounding Shi Huangdi’s tomb were outfitted with: |
Crossbows, swords, bronze spears |
The peanut in the Moche civilization is: |
Ceremonial food and food of honor |
The tall slender towers surrounding the Taj Mahal are: |
Minarets |
The coiled carvings on each end of the Oseburg burial ship suggest a: |
A snake |
Which structure is primarily a mausoleum? |
Taj Mahal |
The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut was plundered and vandalize in the years after Hatshepsut’s death. Her portraits were defaced and records of her rule were obscured. |
True |
The Taj Mahal is the resting place of who? |
Mumtaz Mahal (The wife of a great Shah) |
The chapel of Henry VII in London’s Westminster Abbey was designed with a variation of the: |
Gothic Style |
There is a correlation between_____ and _____. |
Religion and Funerary practices |
A_________is a special container or shrine to preserve pieces of clothing or body parts of a martyr, saint, or ancestor. |
Reliquary |
In Rome, early Christians used________as burial centers. |
Catacombs |
Shi Huangdi was the title for the first emperor of the____________. |
Qin |
The Aids Memorial Quilt is a commemorative work with a personal and_______impact. |
Political |
The Tribute in Light projected two powerful beams of light into the night sky to represent where the________stood. |
Twin towers of the World Trade Center |
What is not true about the Great Pyramids at Gizeh? |
They originally had a temple balanced on top. |
Rivera’s fresco Day of the Dead is a reminder of: |
a popular Mexican celebration |
Which site contains the oldest mound tomb? |
Newgrange, Ireland |
Mound tombs were an innovation of Egyptian civilization. |
False |
What is not true about the terracotta figures found near the tomb of Shi Huangdi? |
Each figure represents an executed enemy. |
A replica mannequin’s costume from the Royal Tomb of Sipan suggests: |
Moche preference for ceremonial pageantry. |
What culture was the snake goddess from? |
Minoan |
The goddess of Hathor: |
Egyptian Deity |
Great Stupa: |
Sanchi, India: Siddhartha Guatama is represented symbolically here |
Madonna of the Meadow, Italy |
Raphael |
The Isenheim Altarpiece, Germany |
Matthias Grünwald: Shows Jesus at death- a monument both of annihilation and of redemption from sin |
Sacrifice of Isaac, Florence, Italy |
Lorenzo Ghiberti |
Ahola Kachina, Hopi, Third Mesa, Oraibi |
Jimmie Kewanwytewa |
Ceiling of Sistine Chapel |
Michelangelo |
Notre Dame du Haut |
Le Corbusier |
Who designed the Parthenon? |
Iktinos and Kallikrates (Classical Greek Structure) |
Coca Pod Coffin |
Kane Kwel |
Baldacchino |
Gianlorenzo Bernini |
Ophelia |
John Everett Millais |
Dia de Los Muertos, Mexico |
Diego Rivera |
Rebuilt World Trade Center |
Studio Daniel Libeskind |
What is symbolic of god in the Islamic religion? |
Ornamentation |
Animism |
All forces of nature are inhabited by spirits- natural elements or animals are seen as dieties |
First of Polytheistic gods |
The Earth Mother |
Greeks believed life began with what? |
Gaia (Primordial being of earth) |
Pantheism |
There is a divine spirit that pervades all things in the universe |
Oldest known monotheistic religion |
Judaism |
Pantheon in Rome |
shrine to the chief deities of the Roman Empire |
The Dome of the Rock |
Jerusalem is a historic and sacred place for Jews, Christians, and Muslims |
Donic Style |
Plain Columns |
Ionic Style |
Scroll topped columns |
Corinthian Style |
Acanthus Leaves at the top of the columns, slimmer, elegant |
Ba |
Physical part of the soul believed by Egyptians |
Ka |
Mental part of the soul, like personality- Egyptians |
"The Fowling Scene" |
Shows an Egyptian noble hunting along the Nile River- Face to the side but eyes facing forwards |
Necropolis |
city of the dead |
Etruscan tomb chambers were carved directly out of soft the bedrock called? |
Tufa |
Vast underground networks: |
Catacombs |
Early Christians always did what to their dead? |
Buried them instead of cremating them |
Taj Mahal |
Surrounded by 4 Minarets, symbolizes the throne of Allah, gardens symbolize paradise |
Who organized the AIDS memorial quilt? |
The Names Project |
Synagogue at Dura-Europos |
Syria- a place of worship for Jews |
Art Appreciation Test #3
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