Lascaux’s images probably had a(n) ____ purpose linked to nature’s bounty. D. ritual |
A. religious B. political C. practical D. ritual |
Prehistoric artists painted images in the ____ of the caves. B. back |
A. front B. back C. shelter D. outside |
Australian Aboriginals painted "contour maps" indicating food and water locations; these maps were then ____ after a ritual celebration. C. destroyed |
A. hidden B. preserved C. destroyed D. painted over |
Coe’s There Is No Escape is from a series condemning the meat industry called ____. D. Porkopolis |
A. Slaughterhouse Five B. Animal Farm C. Beefopolis D. Porkopolis |
The ancient Chinese made ____ vessels for storing wine. B. bronze |
A. clay B. bronze C. brass D. ceramic |
As its name suggests, the ancient Greek ____ was used for carrying and storing water. A. hydria |
A. hydria B. hydrant C. fountainhead D. vase |
The Pomo tribal baskets, covered with feathers and shells, were made as ceremonial ____. C. gifts |
A. hope chests B. jewelry C. gifts D. offerings |
Warhol’s work, such as Heinz 57 Tomato Ketchup, celebrated the commercial art of ____. D. packaging |
A. advertising B. illustrating C. food manufacturing D. packaging |
Salt was considered so valuable that it was a source of wealth; the European nobility used elaborate saltcellars as a ____ . B. status symbol |
A. source of trade B. status symbol C. ritual object D.weapon |
Jan Davidsz de Heem’s A Table of Desserts reflects cultural and ____ beliefs. C. religious |
A. political B. philosophical C. religious D. economic |
Mu Qi’s Six Persimmons emphasizes ____ in life. C. meditation and simplicity |
A. the importance of food B. the beauty of fruit C. meditation and simplicity D. the keys to regularity |
An important component of European still life painting was the idea of ____. B. food as vanitas |
A. food as sustenance B. food as vanitas C. food as innovation D. food as beauty |
In the early twentieth century, still life paintings were NOT concerned with ____. A. food as sustenance |
A. food as sustenance B. food as a political statement C. food as opulence D. food as honor |
Ritual meals do NOT include ____. D. Sunday brunch |
A. religious holidays B. potlatches C. Japanese tea ceremonies D. Sunday brunch |
The House of Julius Polybius had a front atrium with a pool, called the____ , for collecting rainwater. C. impluvium |
A. calathus B. taberna C. impluvium D. acanthus |
Examples of ancient communities in which homes were close together in the same style include Çatal Hüyük and ____. B. Pueblo Bonito |
A. Lascaux B. Pueblo Bonito C. Habitat D. Villa Rotonda |
Trajan’s Market has tabernas whose form and arrangement suggests a ____. D. shopping mall |
A. multistoried skyscraper B. Navajo pueblo C. kiva D. shopping mall |
In this composition, ____ suggests the balance of the cosmos and the ancestors, providing sustenance for humans. (image looks like an X) B. summetry |
A. texture B. symmetry C. rhythm D. color |
This artwork is an example of a(n) ____ painting. A. Aboriginal contour map |
A. Aboriginal contour map B. Neolithic rock painting C. Banaman chi wara D. Native American potlach |
The function of this painting is to show food as ____. (Image of a messing table with food) A. beautiful |
A. beautiful B. plentiful and nourishing C. a health hazard D. a popular icon |
The architect ____, who designed one of the first innovative tall buildings of the twentieth century, believed that "form follows function" in architecture. B. Louis Sullivan |
A. R. Buckminster Fuller B. Louis Sullivan C. CHOICE BLANK D. Frank Lloyd Wright E. M. Pei |
Greek ceramics are known for ____ painting, in which a thin coating of black-firing clay covers the red clay of the vessel and details are scratched into the surface with a needle. D. black figure |
A. tempera B. charcoal C. red figure D. black figure |
A ____ is a vessel designed specifically to contain salt. A. saltcellar |
A. saltcellar B. hydria C. vase D. ting |
The Pop artist ____ created sculptures that look like mass-produced cardboard packaging for common grocery store items using silk-screened wood. D. Andy Warhol |
A. Sue Coe B. Wayne Thiebaud C. Judy Chicago D. Andy Warhol |
Paintings reflecting the beliefs of ____, such as Mu-Qi’s Six Persimmons from 1269, emphasize the importance of simplicity and meditation in life. B. Zen Buddhism |
A. Hinduism B. Zen Buddhism C. Islam D. Christianity |
A ____ painting is a work of art, which uses a still life as a metaphor for the inevitability of death. B. vanitas |
A. landscape B. vanitas C. genre D. ritual |
The Native American ____ was originally a small tent used during the hunting season. C. tipi |
A. toba batak B. yurt C. tipi D. goahti |
The concrete ____ of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater show substantial influence from Japanese and Chinese architecture. A. cantilevers |
A. cantilevers B. buttresses C. brackets D. trusses |
Twentieth-century skyscrapers, devoid of ornamentation, are examples of the ____ style in architecture. A. International |
A. International B. Deconstructivist C. Neoclassical D. Postmodern |
The Lascaux cave paintings, in southern France, were done from memory and focus on animals’ energy and movements. True |
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The ancient Chinese made bronze vessels called hydrias for storing liquids, such as ritual wine. False |
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In most contemporary industrial societies, few people hunt and process the meat they eat. True |
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Because water is essential for survival, various cultures have developed inventive systems for storing liquids using a variety of materials, including clay, leather, wood, and straw. True |
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Men from Northwest Native American tribes excelled at weaving symbolic, geometric patterns into their baskets. False |
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The elaborate baskets woven by people from the Pomo tribe in California were strictly used for ritual purposes. False |
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The use of the still life as a subject matter was an important vehicle for abstraction for early twentieth century American artists. True |
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The earliest examples of domestic architecture feature group living. True |
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Due to their technological innovations in structural engineering, by the first century CE, average Romans lived in heated apartment buildings with functional sewer systems. False |
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In most cultures, symbolic meaning is frequently attached to public buildings but rarely associated with individual homes. False |
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Art History- Chapter Quiz 5
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