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Chapter 9 Question Pool<\/p>\n
Question 1 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Illuminated manuscripts were<\/p>\n
made in scriptoria by scribes<\/p>\n
made of encaustic on vellum<\/p>\n
made of pigments mixed with water and egg yolk<\/p>\n
written in Gaelic in Irish monasteries<\/p>\n
Question 2 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The basilica for the Monastery of Saint Gall showed its early Christian pedigree by its<\/p>\n
transept<\/p>\n
choir before the altar<\/p>\n
apse<\/p>\n
all of the above<\/p>\n
Question 3 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which is not a pair?<\/p>\n
Volur – Vulcan<\/p>\n
Asgard – Olympos<\/p>\n
Thor – Zeus<\/p>\n
Ragnarok – the Apocalypse<\/p>\n
Question 4 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Beowulf<\/p>\n
is an European epic<\/p>\n
has a strong sense of Christian morality<\/p>\n
is Germanic folklore<\/p>\n
all of the above<\/p>\n
Question 5 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The first Muslim ruler of Spain was<\/p>\n
Abd ar-Rahman I<\/p>\n
Sinan the Great<\/p>\n
Sultan Suleyman<\/p>\n
Caliph Abd al-Malik<\/p>\n
Question 6 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
A mihrab is __________.<\/p>\n
an entryway to a mosque<\/p>\n
a ceiling mosque<\/p>\n
an official calligraphic document<\/p>\n
a niche in a qibla wall<\/p>\n
Question 7 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Charlemagne revived an interest in the classical world in<\/p>\n
the 6th century<\/p>\n
the late 8th and early 9th century<\/p>\n
his seat at Aachen<\/p>\n
b and c<\/p>\n
Question 8 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The purse cover from Sutton Hoo is an example of<\/p>\n
Islamic tracery<\/p>\n
Anglo-Saxon metalwork<\/p>\n
Viking iconography<\/p>\n
a Neolithic artifact<\/p>\n
Question 9 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
A rich 7th century ship burial was found at<\/p>\n
Sutton Hoo<\/p>\n
Lindisfarne<\/p>\n
Centula<\/p>\n
Iona<\/p>\n
Question 10 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The language of the Koran was<\/p>\n
Hebrew<\/p>\n
Latin<\/p>\n
Kufic<\/p>\n
Arabic<\/p>\n
Chapter 10 Question Pool<\/p>\n
Question 11 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The text on the Bayeux Tapestry is<\/p>\n
in Latin<\/p>\n
in French<\/p>\n
in Norwegian<\/p>\n
in English<\/p>\n
Question 12 0 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
A typical Romanesque portal does not contain which element?<\/p>\n
In trumeau<\/p>\n
voussoir<\/p>\n
typanum<\/p>\n
bay<\/p>\n
Question 13 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Romanesque architects used all of the following except<\/p>\n
flying buttresses<\/p>\n
typanum<\/p>\n
barrel vaults<\/p>\n
portals<\/p>\n
Question 14 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
A campanile is<\/p>\n
cathedral<\/p>\n
bell tower<\/p>\n
nave<\/p>\n
baptistry<\/p>\n
Question 15 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Saint-Pierre at Moissac has a visionary character because<\/p>\n
it was inspired by an oracle<\/p>\n
it was inspired by a vision of St. Peter<\/p>\n
it was inspired by a dream of Clovis<\/p>\n
it was inspired by a miracle of St. Peter<\/p>\n
Question 16 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The Bayeux Tapestry is<\/p>\n
a tapestry<\/p>\n
a Viking work<\/p>\n
an embroidery<\/p>\n
a parchment<\/p>\n
Question 17 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The Holy Sephlcher refers to<\/p>\n
religious order<\/p>\n
the builders of Sainte-Foy<\/p>\n
the rock cave in Jerusalem believed to have been the location of Christ’s burial<\/p>\n
the pilgrimage routes<\/p>\n
Question 18 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The tympanum over the south portal at Moissac shows<\/p>\n
2nd coming of Christ<\/p>\n
Crucifixion<\/p>\n
the Virgin and Child<\/p>\n
none of the above<\/p>\n
Question 19 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Romanesque refers to<\/p>\n
a distinctive style in western Europe from 1000 to 1400<\/p>\n
a period of western European art and history<\/p>\n
a range of styles with regional variations<\/p>\n
Medieval sculpture and architecture, but not painting<\/p>\n
Question 20 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Romanesque buildings were supported by<\/p>\n
podia<\/p>\n
flying buttresses<\/p>\n
buttresses<\/p>\n
stylobates<\/p>\n
Chapter 11 Question Pool<\/p>\n
Question 21 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
In the Middle Ages, the function of the guilds was<\/p>\n
to exclude craftsmen from professional organizations<\/p>\n
to protect workers and establish standards of work<\/p>\n
to permit strikes if workers were dissatisfied<\/p>\n
to influence patrons<\/p>\n
Question 22 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
English Gothic begins<\/p>\n
with the facade of Salisbury Cathedral<\/p>\n
with the fan vaults of Kings College, Cambridge<\/p>\n
with the Norman tower of Canterbury<\/p>\n
with the choir of Canterbury Cathedral<\/p>\n
Question 23 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The Corona Chapel was built<\/p>\n
as a shrine of Henry II<\/p>\n
by Thomas a Becket<\/p>\n
as a reliquary<\/p>\n
by William of Sens<\/p>\n
Question 24 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The church that contains segments built in the Early Gothic as well as the High Gothic is<\/p>\n
St.-Maclou, Rouen<\/p>\n
Beauvais Cathedral<\/p>\n
Amiens Cathedral<\/p>\n
Chartres Cathedral<\/p>\n
Question 25 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
In contrast to French Gothic cathedrals, Salisbury has<\/p>\n
clerestory windows<\/p>\n
a triple transept<\/p>\n
a square apse<\/p>\n
a vaulted nave<\/p>\n
Question 26 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which is not used in making stained glass windows?<\/p>\n
colored glass<\/p>\n
tesserae<\/p>\n
clear glass<\/p>\n
an iron armature<\/p>\n
Question 27 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Most great French Gothic cathedrals were dedicated to<\/p>\n
God<\/p>\n
the Virgin<\/p>\n
St. Peter<\/p>\n
Christ<\/p>\n
Question 28 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Compared to the west facade of Reims, the west facade at Amiens<\/p>\n
has glass tympanums<\/p>\n
has a smaller rose window<\/p>\n
is proportionally taller and thinner<\/p>\n
is symmetrical<\/p>\n
Question 29 0 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Saint Augustine was not influenced by<\/p>\n
In old testament<\/p>\n
Plato’s Republic<\/p>\n
classical philosophers<\/p>\n
Saint Denis<\/p>\n
Question 30 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The Beau Dieu refers to<\/p>\n
a statue at Amiens<\/p>\n
a book by Augustine<\/p>\n
a book by Hildegarde of Bingen<\/p>\n
a statue at Reims<\/p>\n
Question 31 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Philip the Bold’s court was located in<\/p>\n
Dijon<\/p>\n
Flanders<\/p>\n
Berry<\/p>\n
Siena<\/p>\n
Question 32 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Claus Sluter’s work was like<\/p>\n
Giotto’s for its massiveness<\/p>\n
Simone for its lightness<\/p>\n
Michelangelo’s for its Greek classicism<\/p>\n
Cimabue’s for its Byzantine finish<\/p>\n
Question 33 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which of the following had the least influence on Giotto?<\/p>\n
Cimabue<\/p>\n
Gothic French sculpture<\/p>\n
art of ancient Rome<\/p>\n
International style<\/p>\n
Question 34 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which of these does not match?<\/p>\n
Orcagna- Triumph of Death<\/p>\n
Limbourg Brothers – Very Rich Hours<\/p>\n
Boccaccio – The Decameron<\/p>\n
Dante – Life of Saint Francis<\/p>\n
Question 35 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which is not true of Giotto’s Crucifixion?<\/p>\n
it depicts the effects of gravity<\/p>\n
it refers to typology<\/p>\n
it takes place in Jerusalem<\/p>\n
Christ’s form is elongated<\/p>\n
Question 36 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Philip the Bold of Burgundy built the<\/p>\n
Town Hall of Ghent<\/p>\n
Hospital des Invalides<\/p>\n
Palazzo Pubblico of Siena<\/p>\n
Chartreuse de Champmol<\/p>\n
Question 37 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The Roman soldiers in the foreground of Giotto’s Crucifixion<\/p>\n
are torturing Christ<\/p>\n
are leaving the scene<\/p>\n
are repenting their sins<\/p>\n
are arguing over possession of his cloak<\/p>\n
Question 38 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
The patron of “Les Tres Riches Heures” was<\/p>\n
John, duke of Berry<\/p>\n
Tommaso Portinari<\/p>\n
Giovanni Arnolfini<\/p>\n
Philip the Bold<\/p>\n
Question 39 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Giotto’s Virtue of Justice<\/p>\n
reflects emerging ideas about good and bad government<\/p>\n
has no relationship to Classical antiquity<\/p>\n
is seated in a Renaissance building<\/p>\n
is represented as blind<\/p>\n
Question 40 2 \/ 2 points<\/p>\n
Which is not a feature of the Divine Comedy?<\/p>\n
Virgil is Dante’s guide through the Inferno<\/p>\n
it was written in Latin<\/p>\n
it is a source for Italian history<\/p>\n
it is divided into three parts<\/p>\n
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