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Question 1  5 out of 5 points    
 Muslim architecture, like the Mosque at Córdoba, uses ____________to create a strong visual impression.  
 Selected Answer:    repetition and rhythm  
 


   Question 2  5 out of 5 points    
 Florentine Renaissance art prioritized disegno, drawing and delineation of forms, while Venetian Renaissance art prioritized:  
 Selected Answer:    the sensuousness of light and color.  
 


   Question 3  5 out of 5 points    
 What is the church whose name means "Holy Wisdom?"  
 Selected Answer:    Hagia Sophia  
 


   Question 4  5 out of 5 points    
 Found in Austria, the Venus of Willendorf (p. 409) is most likely a:  
 Selected Answer:    fertility figure.  
 


   Question 5  5 out of 5 points    
 In the 1330s, Petrarch (p. 452) conceived of a philosophy that emphasized the value of the individual and the pursuit and study of classical languages, literature, history, and philosophy. Today we call these disciplines the:  
 Selected Answer:    humanities.  
 


   Question 6  5 out of 5 points    
 The Hinged clasp from the Sutton Hoo burial ship illustrates a distinguishing characteristic of the art of migrating peoples of the Middle Ages, most notably the:  
 Selected Answer:    animal style.  
 


   Question 7  5 out of 5 points    
 When, and by whom, was Islam founded?  
 Selected Answer:    In 610, by Mohammed  
 


   Question 8  5 out of 5 points    
 According to Buddhism, the release from worldly desires (p. 429) that ends the cycle of death and reincarnation and begins a state of permanent bliss is called:  
 Selected Answer:    nirvana.  
 


   Question 9  5 out of 5 points    
 In Romanesque architecture (p. 442), flat ceilings were replaced with:  
 Selected Answer:    vaulted ceilings.  
 


   Question 10  5 out of 5 points    
 Compared to Romanesque sculpture, Gothic sculpture was ____________.  
 Selected Answer:    much more naturalistic  
 


   Question 11  5 out of 5 points    
 Florence became a cultural center of the Renaissance (p. 452) in a large part due to:  
 Selected Answer:    the Medici family.  
 


   Question 12  5 out of 5 points    
 One feature distinguishing Gothic architecture from Romanesque was the extensive use of (p. 445):  
 Selected Answer:    stained glass.  
 


   Question 13  5 out of 5 points    
 The medium for Theodora and her Attendants is:  
 Selected Answer:    mosaic.  
 


   Question 14  5 out of 5 points    
 Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque helped pioneer Cubist landscapes (p. 499). What earlier painter of landscapes inspired them?  
 Selected Answer:    Paul Cézanne  
 


   Question 15  5 out of 5 points    
 The Arapaho Ghost Dance dress would have been worn _____________.  
 Selected Answer:    during a Plains Indian ritual meant to help transform the West back to what it had been before the settlement of Euro-Americans  
 


   Question 16  5 out of 5 points    
 In works such as Olympia, realist painter Edouard Manet was denying traditional painting style and drawing attention to:  
 Selected Answer:    his modernity and break with the past.  
 


   Question 17  5 out of 5 points    
 Romanticism can best be described as:  
 Selected Answer:    the first Modernist movement in painting because artists identified with the working class, sought to make work "of their time," and prioritized stylistic innovation.  
 


   Question 18  5 out of 5 points    
 Which of these pieces is a Cubist painting?  
 Selected Answer:    Georges Braque's Violin and Palette  
 


   Question 19  5 out of 5 points    
 Artists often find that the art they make has unintentional meaning. Georgia Papageorge's Africa Rifting: Lines of Fire: Namibia/Brazil is an example of this because:  
 Selected Answer:    one of their principal days of filming was 9/11/2001 and the banners came to signify the rifts separating humanity on a global scale.  
 


   Question 20  5 out of 5 points    
 The artist who painted Houses at L'Estaque worked with Picasso to promote the style called Cubism. The artist's name is:  
 Selected Answer:    Georges Braque.  
 


   Question 21  5 out of 5 points    
 This artist of The Large Bathers pushed toward an idea of painting that established for the work an independent existence:  
 Selected Answer:    Paul Cézanne.  
 


   Question 22  5 out of 5 points    
 A leading painter in the Realist movement, the artist of Burial at Ornans declared that "painting is an essentially concrete art and can only consist of the presentation of real and existing things." The artist is:  
 Selected Answer:    Gustave Courbet.  
 


   Question 23  5 out of 5 points    
 Which of these is an example of Dada art?  
 Selected Answer:    Marcel Duchamp's The Fountain  
 


   Question 24  5 out of 5 points    
 In Romanticism (p. 484), regardless of the subject matter, paintings revealed the artist's:  
 Selected Answer:    individuality.  
 


   Question 25  5 out of 5 points    
 One of the primary subjects of Neoclassical art (p. 481) is:  
 Selected Answer:    virtue.

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1	+	Question 1 5 out of 5 points
2		Muslim architecture, like the Mosque at Córdoba, uses ____________to create a strong visual impression.
3		Selected Answer: repetition and rhythm
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7		Question 2 5 out of 5 points
8		Florentine Renaissance art prioritized disegno, drawing and delineation of forms, while Venetian Renaissance art prioritized:
9		Selected Answer: the sensuousness of light and color.
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13		Question 3 5 out of 5 points
14		What is the church whose name means "Holy Wisdom?"
15		Selected Answer: Hagia Sophia
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19		Question 4 5 out of 5 points
20		Found in Austria, the Venus of Willendorf (p. 409) is most likely a:
21		Selected Answer: fertility figure.
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25		Question 5 5 out of 5 points
26		In the 1330s, Petrarch (p. 452) conceived of a philosophy that emphasized the value of the individual and the pursuit and study of classical languages, literature, history, and philosophy. Today we call these disciplines the:
27		Selected Answer: humanities.
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31		Question 6 5 out of 5 points
32		The Hinged clasp from the Sutton Hoo burial ship illustrates a distinguishing characteristic of the art of migrating peoples of the Middle Ages, most notably the:
33		Selected Answer: animal style.
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37		Question 7 5 out of 5 points
38		When, and by whom, was Islam founded?
39		Selected Answer: In 610, by Mohammed
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43		Question 8 5 out of 5 points
44		According to Buddhism, the release from worldly desires (p. 429) that ends the cycle of death and reincarnation and begins a state of permanent bliss is called:
45		Selected Answer: nirvana.
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49		Question 9 5 out of 5 points
50		In Romanesque architecture (p. 442), flat ceilings were replaced with:
51		Selected Answer: vaulted ceilings.
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55		Question 10 5 out of 5 points
56		Compared to Romanesque sculpture, Gothic sculpture was ____________.
57		Selected Answer: much more naturalistic
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61		Question 11 5 out of 5 points
62		Florence became a cultural center of the Renaissance (p. 452) in a large part due to:
63		Selected Answer: the Medici family.
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67		Question 12 5 out of 5 points
68		One feature distinguishing Gothic architecture from Romanesque was the extensive use of (p. 445):
69		Selected Answer: stained glass.
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73		Question 13 5 out of 5 points
74		The medium for Theodora and her Attendants is:
75		Selected Answer: mosaic.
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79		Question 14 5 out of 5 points
80		Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque helped pioneer Cubist landscapes (p. 499). What earlier painter of landscapes inspired them?
81		Selected Answer: Paul Cézanne
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85		Question 15 5 out of 5 points
86		The Arapaho Ghost Dance dress would have been worn _____________.
87		Selected Answer: during a Plains Indian ritual meant to help transform the West back to what it had been before the settlement of Euro-Americans
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91		Question 16 5 out of 5 points
92		In works such as Olympia, realist painter Edouard Manet was denying traditional painting style and drawing attention to:
93		Selected Answer: his modernity and break with the past.
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97		Question 17 5 out of 5 points
98		Romanticism can best be described as:
99		Selected Answer: the first Modernist movement in painting because artists identified with the working class, sought to make work "of their time," and prioritized stylistic innovation.
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103		Question 18 5 out of 5 points
104		Which of these pieces is a Cubist painting?
105		Selected Answer: Georges Braque's Violin and Palette
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109		Question 19 5 out of 5 points
110		Artists often find that the art they make has unintentional meaning. Georgia Papageorge's Africa Rifting: Lines of Fire: Namibia/Brazil is an example of this because:
111		Selected Answer: one of their principal days of filming was 9/11/2001 and the banners came to signify the rifts separating humanity on a global scale.
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115		Question 20 5 out of 5 points
116		The artist who painted Houses at L'Estaque worked with Picasso to promote the style called Cubism. The artist's name is:
117		Selected Answer: Georges Braque.
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121		Question 21 5 out of 5 points
122		This artist of The Large Bathers pushed toward an idea of painting that established for the work an independent existence:
123		Selected Answer: Paul Cézanne.
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127		Question 22 5 out of 5 points
128		A leading painter in the Realist movement, the artist of Burial at Ornans declared that "painting is an essentially concrete art and can only consist of the presentation of real and existing things." The artist is:
129		Selected Answer: Gustave Courbet.
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133		Question 23 5 out of 5 points
134		Which of these is an example of Dada art?
135		Selected Answer: Marcel Duchamp's The Fountain
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139		Question 24 5 out of 5 points
140		In Romanticism (p. 484), regardless of the subject matter, paintings revealed the artist's:
141		Selected Answer: individuality.
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145		Question 25 5 out of 5 points
146		One of the primary subjects of Neoclassical art (p. 481) is:
147		Selected Answer: virtue.