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Jeopardy Emperors Sculpture & Painting Important Structures Etruscans Miscellaneous Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from H1 Legalized Christianity

$100 Answer from H1 Constantine the Great

$200 Question from H1 Brought Pax Romana

$200 Answer from H1 Augustus

$300 Question from H1 Always depicted as a mature man with a beard, loved architecture and travel

$300 Answer from H1 Hadrian

$400 Question from H1 Father and son, built the Colosseum

$400 Answer from H1 Vespasian & Titus

$500 Question from H1 One of the four emperors of the tetrarch

$500 Answer from H1 Diocletian

$100 Question from H2

$100 Answer from H2 Augustus of Primaporta

$200 Question from H2 Type of vase painting depicted here

$200 Answer from H2 Fourth Style

$300 Question from H2

$300 Answer from H2 Portraits of the four tetrarchs

$400 Question from H2

$400 Answer from H2 Monumental head of Constantine

$500 Question from H2

$500 Answer from H2 Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius

$100 Question from H3

$100 Answer from H3 Trajan’s Column

$200 Question from H3

$200 Answer from H3 Baths of Caracalla

$300 Question from H3

$300 Answer from H3 Pont-du-Gard

$400 Question from H3 detail

$400 Answer from H3 Ara Pacis

$500 Question from H3 details

$500 Answer from H3 Arch of Titus

$100 Question from H4 The story depicted in this artwork

$100 Answer from H4 She-wolf raising Romulus and Remus

$200 Question from H4 Form of construction used in Etruscan temples

$200 Answer from H4 Wattle and Daub

$300 Question from H4 Most Etruscan art has been found in these

$300 Answer from H4 Etruscan tombs

$400 Question from H4 Title of this artwork

$400 Answer from H4 Chimera

$500 Question from H4 Most Etruscan sculpture has been influenced from this period of Greek art

$500 Answer from H4 Archaic

$100 Question from H5 Romans preferred building medium

$100 Answer from H5 Concrete

$200 Question from H5 These helped reduce the weight of the dome in the Pantheon

$200 Answer from H5 Oculus and Coffered bands

$300 Question from H5 Portraits during the Republican period were brutally honest

$300 Answer from H5 Veristic

$400 Question from H5 The standard sequence of the orders in a multi-storied building, from the ground up (as seen in the Colosseum)

$400 Answer from H5 Doric Ionic Corinthian

$500 Question from H5 A series of engaged columns placed around the sides and back of the cella to create the appearance of a continuous collonade

$500 Answer from H5 Pseudoperipteral

Final Jeopardy This catastrophic event “froze” a city in time, allowing archeologists to study the art and culture of the ancient Romans today.

Final Jeopardy Answer What is Mt. Vesuvius, 79 C.E.?