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1 Short Answer Test Near East, Egyptian, Ancient Greece, and Roman Art
Each question is worth 10 points. C

2 Funerary vase c. 750 BCE Geometric Period
Question #1: What was the purpose of this vase? Funerary vase c. 750 BCE Geometric Period

3 Question #2: What is the purpose of this painting?
House of Publius Fannius--reconstructed

4 Question #3: What does this house plan communicate to the viewer about what the Romans thought was most important? Plan of a Typical Roman House

5 Temple of Athena Nike Question #4: Who did this temple honor exactly?
Athens, c. 425 BCE Temple of Athena Nike Athens, c. 425 BCE

6 Question #5: What is the purpose of this arch?
Arch of Titus Rome c.82 C.E.

7 Question #6: Who had the Colosseum built
Question #6: Who had the Colosseum built? Why is the actual location--the site chosen—significant? The Colosseum

8 Kallikrates and Iktinos Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens 447-428 BCE
Question #7: How does entasis support Pericles’ political goals for the Athenian city-state? Kallikrates and Iktinos Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens BCE 4:9 breath to length swelling of the columns ideal Doric temple an earthly home of Athena—patron goddess of Athens Kallikrates and Iktinos Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens BCE 5th Century Classical

9 Kritian Boy 480 BCE Early Classical
Question #8: What this sculpture so significant? Kritian Boy BCE Early Classical

10 Question #9: Why is this sculpture definitely Hellenistic?
Dying Gallic Trumpeter Roman Copy after the original bronze of c. 220 BCE Hellenistic Period

11 Question #10 How does concrete allow the Roman Empire to replicate its values throughout a far-flung empire?

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