La Parisienne is a portrait of a Parisian woman. True False

1. La Parisienne is a portrait of a Parisian woman. • True • False

2. Marine Style vessels are from the Late Minoan period. • True • False

3. A sarcophagus is a burial container. • True • False

4. Highly schematic bodies, simple triangular forms, and a preference for large, flat planes characterize the art of ________. • Minoan Crete • Mycenae • Santorini • the Greek mainland • the Cyclades Islands

5. The Treasury of Atreus is an excellent example of ________. • a Minoan sarcophagus • a beehive tomb • a temple treasury • Mycenaean fortification • Mycenaean frescos

6. Minoan columns are distinguished by ________. • tapering shape and bulbous capitals • bud-shaped capitals • geometric forms with lion capitals • pronounced swelling in the center • bull-shaped capitals

7. Numbers of small marble figurines representing naked women with arms folded over abdomens have been found in ________. • Troy • Tiryns • Knossos • the Cyclades Islands • Mycenae

8. A pinched waist, profile pose, and highly animated forms are typical of the frescoes of which of the following? • Crete • Mycenae • Troy • Assyria • the Cyclades

9. Tiryns was ________. • a shrine to the Minoan goddess • a fortified citadel • a market • a treasury • an Egyptian outpost

10. The Lion Gate is the gateway to ________. • all of these answers • Mycenae • Mallia • Knossos • Tiryns

11. A female figure used as an architectural support was known as a ________. • Kritios • kouros • caryatid • gorgon • kore

12. When compared to the Classical style, Greek Hellenistic art is ________. • more rigid • more realistic and emotional • having a narrower range of subject matter • less apt to express emotion • all of these answers

13. The earliest example of the use of contrapposto was in the sculpture of the ________. • Kouros from Tenea • Kritios Boy • Discobolos • Hero and centaur • Doryphoros

14. A Greek two-handled storage jar is known as a/an ________. • koure • amphora • hydria • kylix • krater

15. Who was the politician most responsible for building the Parthenon? • Aristotle • Philip of Macedon • Pericles • Sophocles • Alexander the Great

16. Who is usually given credit for the invention of the red-figure technique? • Exekias • Brygos painter • Euthymides • Andokides painter • Onesimos

17. A standing nude figure of a young woman is known in Greek art as which of the following? • stele • Ka • kouros • Kritios • kore

18. You are likely to find meander pattern on a/an ________. • Archaic period kouros • none of these answers • Macedonian pebble mosaic • Geometric period vase • Classical period grave stele

19. The swelling of a column is called the ________. • capital • drum • echinus • entasis • shaft

20. A Greek sculpture of an old man most likely belongs to which stylistic period? • Orientalizing • Archaic • Geometric • Hellenistic • Classical

21. La Parisienne is a portrait of a Parisian woman. • True • False Entitled La Parisienne on its discovery because of the elegant dress, elaborate coiffure, and full rouged lips.

22. Marine Style vessels are from the Late Minoan period. • True • False

23. A sarcophagus is a burial container. • True • False

24. Highly schematic bodies, simple triangular forms, and a preference for large, flat planes characterize the art of ________. • Minoan Crete • Mycenae • Santorini • the Greek mainland • the Cyclades Islands

25. The Treasury of Atreus is an excellent example of ________. • a Minoan sarcophagus • a beehive tomb • a temple treasury • Mycenaean fortification • Mycenaean frescos

26. Minoan columns are distinguished by ________. • tapering shape and bulbous capitals • bud-shaped capitals • geometric forms with lion capitals • pronounced swelling in the center • bull-shaped capitals

27. Numbers of small marble figurines representing naked women with arms folded over abdomens have been found in ________. • Troy • Tiryns • Knossos • the Cyclades Islands • Mycenae

28. A pinched waist, profile pose, and highly animated forms are typical of the frescoes of which of the following? • Crete • Mycenae • Troy • Assyria • the Cyclades

29. Tiryns was ________. • a shrine to the Minoan goddess • a fortified citadel • a market • a treasury • an Egyptian outpost

30. The Lion Gate is the gateway to ________. • all of these answers • Mycenae • Mallia • Knossos • Tiryns

31. A female figure used as an architectural support was known as a ________. • Kritios • kouros • caryatid • gorgon • kore

32. When compared to the Classical style, Greek Hellenistic art is ________. • more rigid • more realistic and emotional • having a narrower range of subject matter • less apt to express emotion • all of these answers

33. The earliest example of the use of contrapposto was in the sculpture of the ________. • Kouros from Tenea • Kritios Boy • Discobolos • Hero and centaur • Doryphoros

34. A Greek two-handled storage jar is known as a/an ________. • koure • amphora • hydria • kylix • krater

35. Who was the politician most responsible for building the Parthenon? • Aristotle • Philip of Macedon • Pericles • Sophocles • Alexander the Great

36. Who is usually given credit for the invention of the red-figure technique? • Exekias • Brygos painter • Euthymides • Andokides painter • Onesimos

37. A standing nude figure of a young woman is known in Greek art as which of the following? • stele • Ka • kouros • Kritios • kore

38. You are likely to find meander pattern on a/an ________. • Archaic period kouros • none of these answers • Macedonian pebble mosaic • Geometric period vase • Classical period grave stele

39. The swelling of a column is called the ________. • capital • drum • echinus • entasis • shaft

40. A Greek sculpture of an old man most likely belongs to which stylistic period? • Orientalizing • Archaic • Geometric • Hellenistic • Classical