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You passed this Milestone 26 questions were answered correctly. 3 questions were answered incorrectly. 1

Which of the following is the correct definition of "nave?"  A recess, or semicircular space in a building, vaulted and often used by the choir  The space extending from the main entrance of a church to the narthex, usually with aisles on both sides  The part of a cruciform church located east of the crossing  Windows located above eye level, which allow light and ventilation

CONCEPT Chartres Cathedral

2

Which of the following is a common feature of Romanesque architecture?  Delicate look and feel  Visual lightness  Large windows  Rounded arches

CONCEPT Romanesque Architecture

3

Select the true statement about Islamic art between the 11th and 13th centuries.

 Islamic art placed a heavy emphasis on representation of figures.  Kufic is the name of the script that is used in the oldest form of Islamic calligraphy.  Samarkand ware is a type of painting technique common in Islam during this time.  The larger the work of art, the more value the Islamic culture placed on it.

CONCEPT Ceramics, Textiles and Calligraphy

4

Which of the following terms apply to the Church of Santo Spirito?  Ogival dome, flying buttress  Basilica, rounded arch  Flying buttress, modular design  Rounded arch, ogival dome

CONCEPT Early Renaissance Architecture

5

Which of the following terms are associated with Byzantine art or architecture?  Iconoclasm, aniconic  Arabesque, icon  Aniconic, arabesque

 Icon, iconoclasm

CONCEPT Icons and Iconoclasm

6

Where is the Great Mosque of Cordoba located?  Tunisia  Iran  Spain  Israel

CONCEPT Islamic Architecture

7

Which of the following architectural features is shown in this image?  Flying buttress  Tympanum  Campanile  Rib vault

CONCEPT Gothic Architecture

8

In order to let light and air into early churches, architects included a(n) __________, or row of windows above eye level. This helped to illuminate walls and floors, which were often covered

with colored pieces of stone or glass arranged in decorative patterns and known as mosaics.  squinch  apse  nave  clerestory

CONCEPT Early Churches

9

The name of this structure is the __________ Temple at Khajuraho.  Kandariya Mahadeva  Mandapa  Shikhara  Vishnu

CONCEPT The Hindu Temple

10

Assess this image of the sarcophagus lid from the tomb of Lord Pacal and select the statement that is true.  This represents an Aztec work of art 

This represents a Mayan work of art  This represents a Moche work of art  This represents a Nazca work of art

CONCEPT Art and Architecture of Ancient American Civilizations

11

Which of the pre-Columbian sites below is located in South America?  Palenque  Teotihuacan  Tiwanaku  Tikal

CONCEPT South America

12

Which of the following artists was NOT associated with the early Renaissance in Florence?  Masaccio  Berlinghieri  Donatello  Brunelleschi

CONCEPT The Early Renaissance in Florence

13

Which of the following is an example of Romanesque art which depicts the events leading up to the Battle of Hastings?

 Giotto's Madonna Enthroned  Reliquary of Ste. Foy  Bayeux Tapestry  Last Judgment Tympanum at Autun

CONCEPT Romanesque Art

14

Select the option that best describes "Zen."  A belief system based on the teachings of Confucius  A moral and ethical philosophy emphasizing a spiritual connection with nature  A school of Buddhism emphasizing enlightenment, formal studies, and observances  System of religious practices emphasizing dharma and daily rituals

CONCEPT Asian Art and Architecture

15

Which of the following is NOT a feature of the architecture and urban design of Teotihuacan?  Talud-tablero  Roof combs  Pyramids 

Axial plan

CONCEPT The Ancient Americas

16

Select the FALSE statement about Islamic art.  Images of Allah dominated Islamic art  The tenets of the Islamic religion influenced Islamic art  The art of Islam is aniconic  Arabesque is a feature of Islamic art

CONCEPT Islamic Art

17

The area of the Alhambra shown in this image is known as the __________.  Dome of the Rock  Court of the Myrtles  Courtyard of the Lions  Hall of the Abencerrajes

CONCEPT Alhambra

18

What is the correct term for individual burial chambers in Christian catacombs? 

Mausoleum  Cubicula  Ambulatory  Synagogue

CONCEPT Early Christian Art and Architecture

19

What is the title of this work of art?  Christ as Good Shepherd from the Catacomb of Priscilla  Christ as Sol Invictus from the Mausoleum of the Julii  Christ as Good Shepherd from Galla Placidia  Christ Pantocrator from the Church of the Dormition

CONCEPT Images of Christ

20

Select the religion that corresponds to this work of art.  Buddhism  Neo-Confucianism  Islam 

Christianity

CONCEPT Evaluating Works of Art

21

The Very Rich Hours of the Duke of Berry belongs to which artistic movement?  Northern Renaissance  Gothic Painting  Florentine Renaissance  Flemish Painting

CONCEPT Early Northern Renaissance Art

22

Which of the answer choices correctly identifies the type of Buddhism depicted in this image?  Pure Land  Chan  Esoteric  Zen

CONCEPT Art and Architecture of Buddhism in Japan

23

Which of the terms below describe this image of the sarcophagus lid from the tomb of Lord Pacal?  Stele, face in profile  Relief sculpture, Olmec  Face in profile, relief sculpture  Olmec, stele

CONCEPT The Maya

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Which of the following characteristics are present in this work of art?  Shifting perspective; scroll painting  Feng shui; triad  Neo-Confucianism; vanishing point  Ji (spirit); linear perspective

CONCEPT Song Dynasty Landscape Painting

25

Which of the following terms refers to a type of Chinese architecture based on the form of a stupa?  Triad 

Pagoda  Silk Road  Pure Land

CONCEPT Chinese Buddhist Art and Architecture

26

Which of the following works is an example of Hiberno-Saxon art? 1

2

3

4

CONCEPT Early Medieval and Romanesque Art

27

Which of the following correctly identifies this work of art and the artist who created it?  Ghent Altarpiece, by Jan van Eyck  Mérode Altarpiece, by Robert Campin  A Goldsmith in his Shop, by Petrus Christus  Garden of Earthly Delights, by Hieronymus Bosch

CONCEPT

Fifteenth-Century Flemish Painting

28

Which of the qualities listed below are present in Lorenzetti's Peaceful City from Effects of Good Government in the City?  Maniera greca, humanism  Humanism, naturalism  Perspective, maniera greca  Naturalism, perspective

CONCEPT Late Gothic/Early Renaissance in Italy

29

Which of the following correctly defines “Pantocrator?”  The destruction of images  A type of iconic image of Christ; the name means “all powerful”  A title that means "Mother of God" in Greek  To paint or painted with wax pigmented colors applied with heat

CONCEPT Byzantine Art and Architecture

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