Prehistoric-Roman

Question 1

Petroglyphs, pictographs, prehistoric sculptures, and

megalithic art are types of?

Answer 1

Prehistoric art

Question 2

Cupules, rock carvings, and engravings are examples of ?

Answer 2

Petroglyphs

Question 3

Pictograph includes?

Answer 3

cave paintings and drawings

Question 4

Refers to the arrangement of large pieces of stone.

Answer 4

Megalithic art

Question 5

what are the five principal motifs or subjects of cave art?

Answer 5

animals, human figures, tools and

weapons, local maps, and symbols.

Question 6

One of the earliest cave arts was found at Altamira, Spain. They
are paintings of?

Answer 6

animals, mostly bison, boar, deer, and horse.

Question 7

The prints were obtained
by either pressing the hands smeared with red, black, or white on the
walls of the cave or by outlining the hands on the walls

Answer 7

hand art

Question 8

What type of art include subjects such as animals and

human figures made from bone, ivory, and stone?

Answer 8

rock carvings and engravings

Question 9

Venus of Willendorf is an example of?

Answer 9

Sculpture (Fertility statues)

Question 10

What are the purpose of early forms of architecture?

Answer 10

religious purposes or

as a place for burying the dead.

Question 11

In 1986, this site was designated a UNESCO World

Heritage distinction.

Answer 11

the Stonehenge ( Saxon stan-hengen, meaning “stone 
hanging” or “gallows.”)

Question 12

They are closely knit with religion, and they

believe in immortality or life after death.

Answer 12

Ancient Egypt

Question 13

Ancient Egyptians preserve the image of the

dead in painting and sculpture and through?

Answer 13

mummification

Question 14

Egyptian art is based on?

Answer 14

perfection, reflecting the ideal world
of the gods. Most of its art is functional, mainly to serve as the home for a spirit of their loved ones, their kings or their gods.

Question 15

They built this

to house the remains of their dead kings or pharaohs.

Answer 15

pyramid

Question 16

The egyptian god of the underworld

Answer 16

Osiris

Question 17

Wife of Osiris?

Answer 17

Isis

Question 18

T or F bhie.

Egyptian art is not meant to be seen.

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Architecture system used by the Egyptians

Answer 19

post-and-lintel system

Question 20

3 periods of Greek art?

Answer 20

Archaic Period, Classical or Hellenic Period and Hellenistic Period

Question 21

Define the Greek Archaic period and state an example

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Answer 21

The arts are in linear, geometric designs and a human figure.
Their famous sculpture is the
kouros and the kore. Kourus is a nude male figure while kore is a fully clad
female figure.

Question 22

the Golden Age of Athens?

Answer 22

The Classical or Hellenic Period

Question 23

Greek ideals gives emphasis on?

Answer 23

form, intellectual order, harmony,

perfect proportion, and balance.

Question 24

Polykleitos’

Spear-bearer is an example of?

Answer 24

a “perfect” sculpture

Question 25

Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian are?

Answer 25

The 3 orders that play a central role in Greek classical culture.

Question 26

Parthenon embodies what?

Answer 26

ideals of balance and proportion.

Question 27

The open-air Greek theatre is known as?

Answer 27

theater of Dionysus

Question 28

Define Hellenistic Period. | u can do this bhie <3

Answer 28

The period when the Greek culture intermingled with the Oriental culture

Question 29

the Temple of Hera at Olympia serves as a good example of?

Answer 29

Doric Order

Question 30

Examples of the Ionic | Order?

Answer 30

Greek cities | of Ionia, the Aegean Islands and in the Asia Minor

Question 31

Apollo Epicurius at Bassae is an example of?

Answer 31

Corinthian Order

Question 32

T or F. | unlike the Greeks, the Romans were less practical and realistic.

Answer 32

False. Romans were more practical and realistic.

Question 33

What are busts? (Roman)

Answer 33

Romans preferred to sculpt portraits, also called | busts.

Question 34

What served as symbols of dynamic authority and power? (Roman)

Answer 34

Large equestrian statues

Question 35

Who are the significant persons involved in the construction of the Colosseum/ Coliseum or also known as the Flavian Ampitheatre?

Answer 35

Emperor Vespanian started the construction of The Colosseum or Coliseum. It was completed in AD 80 under Titus, his successor.

Question 36

Whose reign was the Coliseum used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles. such as mock sea battles, executions, and dramas based on Classical mythology?

Answer 36

Domitian

Question 37

Examples of Greek Architecture seen in the PH

Answer 37

CU, CDO Malitbog Cultural Center, Malitbog Bukidnon Mount Carmel Shrine, Manila

Question 38

Scenes in Egyptian paintings were separated in parallel lines known as?

Answer 38

registers