1. This Dipylon vase would most likely be found in which of the following?
An Egyptian tomb.
An Athenian cemetery of the Geometric period.
The royal burial at Ur.
d) An Athenian cemetery of the Classical period.

2. Early Archaic monumental stone statues follow Egyptian style very closely. This style can be described as:
Rigidly frontal left foot slightly advanced.
Rigidly frontal.
Rigidly frontal left foot fully advanced.
d) Rigidly frontal right foot fully advanced.

3. The earliest known Greek temple with sculptural decoration is:
Temple of Hera, Paestum
Temple A, Prinias
Temple of Artemis, Corfu
d) Temple of Athena, Paestum

4. d) Mycenae and the Near East.
The Orientalizing period of art is so named because of exposure of early Greeks to the art of _________ and _________.
The Near East and Egypt.
Mycenae and Egypt.
Crete and the Near East.
d) Mycenae and the Near East.

5. This restored cutaway view of the Temple of Aphaia, Greece represents:
The transition to the Archaic period.
The transition to the Classical period.
The emergence from the Dark Age.
d) The transition from the Geometric period.

6. This Archaic stone sculpture figure of a Greek woman is known as the:
Peplos Kore
Lady of Auxerre
Chios Kore
d) Athena

7. Inclusion of the animal (calf).
How does the figure of the calf-bearer differ from earlier Greek statues as well as Egyptian and Near Eastern statues?
Inclusion of the animal (calf).
Subject matter.
The smile.
d) The cloak.

8. Syracuse Edfu Naukratis d) Thebes
__________ was a Greek colony in Egypt that brought the Greeks into direct contact with Egyptian monumental architecture.
Syracuse
Edfu
Naukratis
d) Thebes

9. This Corinthian black-figure amphora with animal friezes is an example of:
Archaic style
Geometric style
Oriental style
d) Classical style

10. This __________ vase, known as, Three Revelers was created by ____________.
red-figure, Euthymides.
bi-lingual, Exekias.
black-figure, Euphronios.
d) red-figure, Andokides Painter