First Semester Exam Flashcards

1
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Ancient paintings have been discovered in several locations which include;

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Chauvet, France;
Lascaux, France; and Altamira, Spain.

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2
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The Willendorf Venus was discovered in what counrty?

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Austria

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3
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The term ________ refers to one of the “big stones” used in the construction of a site such as ___________.

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megalith; Stonehenge

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4
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The term _________ refers to the category of megalithic structures that includes Stonehenge.

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cromlech

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5
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____, the god of the moon was the considered the resident god at Ur.

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Sin

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6
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What army is credited with capturing Jerusalem, destroying its temples, and deporting many of the Hebrews?

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The Babylonian army

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7
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________, the ancient Egyptian leader, ruled circa 3,000 B.C.E. and is credited with unifying both Upper and Lower Egypt.

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Narmer

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8
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The new style of art that was developed during the rule of Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten was known as the ______ style.

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Amarna

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9
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A ________ and ________ is found on the jade disc known as Pi.

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dragon; phoenix

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10
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Common among the people of Thera were;

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elaborately decorated homes, clay pipes which connected the toilets and bathes to sewers, and straw which was used to reinforce the walls of their homes.

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11
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The _____ was the creature which was associated with male virility and strength by the inhabitants of _____.

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bull; Crete

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12
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________, the legendary Minoan queen is credited with giving birth to the Minotaur.

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Pasiphae

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13
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Penelope was the wife of who?

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Odysseus

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14
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The term _________ is translated to mean “top of the city”, and refers to the portion of an ancient Greek city-state that functioned as its religious center.

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Acropolis

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15
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The agora refers to the portion of an ancient Greek city-state that served as…

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public meeting place, marketplace, and civic center.

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16
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The ______ is the columns swell about one-third of the way up and contract again near the top.

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entasis

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17
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The term demes are a part of the Athenian political system and refer to small local areas comparable to ________ or _____.

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precincts; wards

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18
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The illustrations in the metopes on the four sides of the Parthenon depicts battles between the Greeks and four enemies;

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the Trojans, giants, Amazons, and centaurs.

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19
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Who was among those who stabbed Gaius Julius Caesar on the floor of the Senate?

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Marcus Junius Brutus

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20
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________ refer to the wax death masks used to create the high level of naturalism in portrait busts.

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Imagines

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21
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In the sculpture of Augustus of Primaporta, Cupid is pictured riding a ________.

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dolphin

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22
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Augustus did not view the writings of Ovid favorably, thus….

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permanently banishing him from Rome.

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23
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The literary pieces that celebrated Augustus’s gift of farmlands to veterans of the civil wars was the _________.

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Georgics

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24
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Each level of the Colosseum used a different architectural order: on the ground floor the _______ order, the _____ on the second, and the __________ on the third which was favored by the Romans.

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Tuscan, Ionic, Corinthian

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25
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The Pantheon contained an ______, a circular opening at the top, which Hadrian conceived of as the “_____________.”

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oculus; Eye of Jupiter

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26
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The term __________ refer to land-owning aristocrats who served as priests, magistrates, lawyers, and judges in ancient Rome.

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patricians

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27
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The term __________ refer to the poorer class who were the craftspeople, merchants, and laborers in ancient Rome.

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plebeians

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28
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Anglo-Saxon law was based on the idea of the ________, or “life-price” of an individual.

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wergild

29
Q

The epic poem, ________, provides an account of a Scandinavian warrior who rids a community of __________ that have ravaged the land.

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Beowulf; monsters

30
Q

Augustine is credited with building a cathedral at _________ and a church dedicated to St. Paul in _______.

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Canterbury; London

31
Q

Bishop ________ designed the Lindisfarne ________.

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Eadfrith; Gospels

32
Q

Roland’s horn was made from the ivory of an __________ tusk.

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elephants

33
Q

The dining hall where monks ate their meals was known as the _________.

A

refectory

34
Q

The ____________ is the elongated arched masonry structure spanning an interior space and shaped like a half cylinder.

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barrel vault

35
Q

The _________ refers to wedge-shaped stones that form the arch in a Romanesque church.

A

voussoir

36
Q

Chartres was considered the center of _______________ throughout the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.

A

the cult of the Virgin

37
Q

The tunic Mary wore at Jesus’ birth was considered the most cherished relic at the _____________.

A

Chartres Cathedral

38
Q

The chief purpose of the stained-glass programs in all ____________ was to tell the stories of the Bible.

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Gothic cathedrals

39
Q

One of the stained-glass windows at the Chartres Cathedral shows the genealogy of Christ. The window called “___________” depicts the Virgin Mary as descended from Jesse, the father of __________, Thus fulfilling a prophecy in the book of ______.

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Tree of Jesse; King David; Isaiah

40
Q

In a gothic church, the ___________ was traditionally built against an exterior wall to provide support for more windows and brace it against strong winds.

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flying buttress

41
Q

The figure of Saint Theodore found on the jamb of Chartres’ south transept portal stands in a _____________ position.

A

contrapposto

42
Q

The trivium consisted of:

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 Grammar
 Rhetoric
 Dialectic

43
Q

________ was the first city to found a university, establishing itself as a center for the study of ___.

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Bologna; law

44
Q

_____ was mandatory, and students studied _____ in all courses of their first four years of study.

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Latin; Latin

45
Q

_____________ played a significant role in organizing theology students in Paris.

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Robert de Sorbon

46
Q

_____________, a logician and author of the treatise Sic et Non taught by the dialectical method.

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Peter Abelard

47
Q

Trotula is widely recognized as the author of ___________________.

A

On the Diseases of Women

48
Q

______________ wrote the Summa Theologiae and was one of the prominent spokesmen for Scholasticism.

A

Thomas Aquinas

49
Q

The Gothic church at ______________ features the highest ratio of glass to stone.

A

Sainte-Chapelle

50
Q

Ambrogio Lorenzetti is credited with painting the fresco known as the _________________________.

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Allegory of Good
Government

51
Q

Fifth Symphony

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Beethoven; German

52
Q

Unfinished Symphony

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Schubert; Austrian

53
Q

New world symphony

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Dvorak; Czech

53
Q

Tonight We Love

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Tchaikovsky; Russian

53
Q

Toreador Song

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Bizet; French

53
Q

Grand March

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Verdi; Italian

53
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Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini

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Rachmaninoff; Russian

54
Q

Swan Lake

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Tchaikovsky; Russian

55
Q

Blue Danube Waltz

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Strauss ll; Austrian

56
Q

Bolero

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Ravel; French

57
Q

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

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Mozart; Austrian

58
Q

The Barber of Seville

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Rossini; Italian

59
Q

The Ride of the Valkyries

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Wagner; German

60
Q

Fanfare for the Common Man

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Copeland; American

61
Q

The Hallelujah Chorus

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Handel; German

62
Q

Wedding March

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Mendelssohn; German

63
Q

Lullaby

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Brahms; German

64
Q

Greensleeves

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Williams; American

65
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Ave Maria

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Schubert; Austrian