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Short Answer Test Near East, Egyptian, Ancient Greece, and Roman Art

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1 Short Answer Test Near East, Egyptian, Ancient Greece, and Roman Art
Each question is worth 10 points. A

2 Question #1: Describe one of the ways that concrete revolutionized construction methods.

3 Question #2: What is the two-fold purpose of the oculus?

4 Question #3: What is the purpose of this space?
peristyle garden, House of the Vetti, Pompeii Mid-1st century CE

5 Panathenaic amphora ca. 530 BCE Archaic Terracotta
Question #4: What was the purpose of this amphora? The more specific you are, the more points you will earn. Panathenaic amphora ca. 530 BCE Archaic Terracotta

6 Centaur and Lapith Parthenon, metope relief c. 440’s BCE Question #5: How does the content of this relief support Pericles’ political goals for the Athenian city-state?

7 Question #6: What marks this work of art as Archaic?
Anavysos Kouros c. 525 BCE Archaic Period

8 Question #7: Why is this sculpture so significant?
Polykleitos Spear Bearer (Doryphoros) c BCE a marble copy height: 6’6” 5th Century Classical

9 Question #8: What was the purpose of the Pantheon?
Pantheon Rome CE

10 Question #9: Why is wood essential when a builder constructs a Roman barrel vault?

11 Question #10: What are the primary differences between the Doric and Ionic orders?

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