Columbia College ARTS 111 \/ ARTS 111 Quiz 6 (Latest)
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\nChapter 9 Question Pool
\nQuestion 1 2 \/ 2 points
\nIlluminated manuscripts were
\nmade in scriptoria by scribes
\nmade of encaustic on vellum
\nmade of pigments mixed with water and egg yolk
\nwritten in Gaelic in Irish monasteries
\nQuestion 2 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe basilica for the Monastery of Saint Gall showed its early Christian pedigree by its
\ntransept
\nchoir before the altar
\napse
\nall of the above
\nQuestion 3 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich is not a pair
\nVolur \u2013 Vulcan
\nAsgard \u2013 Olympos
\nThor \u2013 Zeus
\nRagnarok \u2013 the Apocalypse
\nQuestion 4 2 \/ 2 points
\nBeowulf
\nis an European epic
\nhas a strong sense of Christian morality
\nis Germanic folklore
\nall of the above
\nQuestion 5 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe first Muslim ruler of Spain was
\nAbd ar-Rahman I
\nSinan the Great
\nSultan Suleyman
\nCaliph Abd al-Malik
\nQuestion 6 2 \/ 2 points
\nA mihrab is __________.
\nan entryway to a mosque
\na ceiling mosque
\nan official calligraphic document
\na niche in a qibla wall
\nQuestion 7 2 \/ 2 points
\nCharlemagne revived an interest in the classical world in
\nthe 6th century
\nthe late 8th and early 9th century
\nhis seat at Aachen
\nb and c
\nQuestion 8 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe purse cover from Sutton Hoo is an example of
\nIslamic tracery
\nAnglo-Saxon metalwork
\nViking iconography
\na Neolithic artifact
\nQuestion 9 2 \/ 2 points
\nA rich 7th century ship burial was found at
\nSutton Hoo
\nLindisfarne
\nCentula
\nIona
\nQuestion 10 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe language of the Koran was
\nHebrew
\nLatin
\nKufic
\nArabic
\nChapter 10 Question Pool
\nQuestion 11 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe text on the Bayeux Tapestry is
\nin Latin
\nin French
\nin Norwegian
\nin English
\nQuestion 12 0 \/ 2 points
\nA typical Romanesque portal does not contain which element
\nIn trumeau
\nvoussoir
\ntypanum
\nbay
\nQuestion 13 2 \/ 2 points
\nRomanesque architects used all of the following except
\nflying buttresses
\ntypanum
\nbarrel vaults
\nportals
\nQuestion 14 2 \/ 2 points
\nA campanile is
\ncathedral
\nbell tower
\nnave
\nbaptistry
\nQuestion 15 2 \/ 2 points
\nSaint-Pierre at Moissac has a visionary character because
\nit was inspired by an oracle
\nit was inspired by a vision of St. Peter
\nit was inspired by a dream of Clovis
\nit was inspired by a miracle of St. Peter
\nQuestion 16 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe Bayeux Tapestry is
\na tapestry
\na Viking work
\nan embroidery
\na parchment
\nQuestion 17 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe Holy Sephlcher refers to
\nreligious order
\nthe builders of Sainte-Foy
\nthe rock cave in Jerusalem believed to have been the location of Christ\u2019s burial
\nthe pilgrimage routes
\nQuestion 18 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe tympanum over the south portal at Moissac shows
\n2nd coming of Christ
\nCrucifixion
\nthe Virgin and Child
\nnone of the above
\nQuestion 19 2 \/ 2 points
\nRomanesque refers to
\na distinctive style in western Europe from 1000 to 1400
\na period of western European art and history
\na range of styles with regional variations
\nMedieval sculpture and architecture, but not painting
\nQuestion 20 2 \/ 2 points
\nRomanesque buildings were supported by
\npodia
\nflying buttresses
\nbuttresses
\nstylobates
\nChapter 11 Question Pool
\nQuestion 21 2 \/ 2 points
\nIn the Middle Ages, the function of the guilds was
\nto exclude craftsmen from professional organizations
\nto protect workers and establish standards of work
\nto permit strikes if workers were dissatisfied
\nto influence patrons
\nQuestion 22 2 \/ 2 points
\nEnglish Gothic begins
\nwith the facade of Salisbury Cathedral
\nwith the fan vaults of Kings College, Cambridge
\nwith the Norman tower of Canterbury
\nwith the choir of Canterbury Cathedral
\nQuestion 23 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe Corona Chapel was built
\nas a shrine of Henry II
\nby Thomas a Becket
\nas a reliquary
\nby William of Sens
\nQuestion 24 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe church that contains segments built in the Early Gothic as well as the High Gothic is
\nSt.-Maclou, Rouen
\nBeauvais Cathedral
\nAmiens Cathedral
\nChartres Cathedral
\nQuestion 25 2 \/ 2 points
\nIn contrast to French Gothic cathedrals, Salisbury has
\nclerestory windows
\na triple transept
\na square apse
\na vaulted nave
\nQuestion 26 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich is not used in making stained glass windows
\ncolored glass
\ntesserae
\nclear glass
\nan iron armature
\nQuestion 27 2 \/ 2 points
\nMost great French Gothic cathedrals were dedicated to
\nGod
\nthe Virgin
\nSt. Peter
\nChrist
\nQuestion 28 2 \/ 2 points
\nCompared to the west facade of Reims, the west facade at Amiens
\nhas glass tympanums
\nhas a smaller rose window
\nis proportionally taller and thinner
\nis symmetrical
\nQuestion 29 0 \/ 2 points
\nSaint Augustine was not influenced by
\nIn old testament
\nPlato\u2019s Republic
\nclassical philosophers
\nSaint Denis
\nQuestion 30 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe Beau Dieu refers to
\na statue at Amiens
\na book by Augustine
\na book by Hildegarde of Bingen
\na statue at Reims
\nQuestion 31 2 \/ 2 points
\nPhilip the Bold\u2019s court was located in
\nDijon
\nFlanders
\nBerry
\nSiena
\nQuestion 32 2 \/ 2 points
\nClaus Sluter\u2019s work was like
\nGiotto\u2019s for its massiveness
\nSimone for its lightness
\nMichelangelo\u2019s for its Greek classicism
\nCimabue\u2019s for its Byzantine finish
\nQuestion 33 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich of the following had the least influence on Giotto
\nCimabue
\nGothic French sculpture
\nart of ancient Rome
\nInternational style
\nQuestion 34 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich of these does not match
\nOrcagna- Triumph of Death
\nLimbourg Brothers \u2013 Very Rich Hours
\nBoccaccio \u2013 The Decameron
\nDante \u2013 Life of Saint Francis
\nQuestion 35 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich is not true of Giotto\u2019s Crucifixion
\nit depicts the effects of gravity
\nit refers to typology
\nit takes place in Jerusalem
\nChrist\u2019s form is elongated
\nQuestion 36 2 \/ 2 points
\nPhilip the Bold of Burgundy built the
\nTown Hall of Ghent
\nHospital des Invalides
\nPalazzo Pubblico of Siena
\nChartreuse de Champmol
\nQuestion 37 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe Roman soldiers in the foreground of Giotto\u2019s Crucifixion
\nare torturing Christ
\nare leaving the scene
\nare repenting their sins
\nare arguing over possession of his cloak
\nQuestion 38 2 \/ 2 points
\nThe patron of \u201cLes Tres Riches Heures\u201d was
\nJohn, duke of Berry
\nTommaso Portinari
\nGiovanni Arnolfini
\nPhilip the Bold
\nQuestion 39 2 \/ 2 points
\nGiotto\u2019s Virtue of Justice
\nreflects emerging ideas about good and bad government
\nhas no relationship to Classical antiquity
\nis seated in a Renaissance building
\nis represented as blind
\nQuestion 40 2 \/ 2 points
\nWhich is not a feature of the Divine Comedy
\nVirgil is Dante\u2019s guide through the Inferno
\nit was written in Latin
\nit is a source for Italian history
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