Ch 6 Greek Art Video Quiz A (Classical Revolution Part 1)

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symposium

A(n) _______________ was a male drinking session. orgy play symposium forum

false

Accomplishments in bronze casting must have been a driving force behind the Roman revolution, or at least an intimate part of it. T OR F

artistic techniques

Another cause for the Greek revolution in art is the advancements made in ___________________. writing poetry cooking sailing artistic techniques

true

At the heart of the Golden Age of classical art was a passion for the human figure and a new sense of what art could do.

Italy

In 1972, off the southern coast of __________, a diver discovered two perfect life-sized ancient Greek bronze warriors. Italy Athens Sparta Greece

naturalism

The "Motya Charioteer" shows a breathtaking new ________________. paint violence naturalism platform

red-figure ware

The Greek revolution in art wasn't confined to sculpture. It also occured in pottery as evidenced by the development of _____________. the kiln red-figure ware purple-figure ware the potter's wheel

the human body

The Greek revolution in art, a bold shift of style towards a more lifelike kind of art, included an obsession with _____________. warrior games food human sexuality the human body

fifth

The ___________ century BC is called the Golden Age of classical art. first sixth fifth fourth

four horse chariot racing

The most prestigious and expensive sport in ancient Greece was ___________. four horse chariot racing wrestling boxing bull fighting

Sicily

The remains of some of the finest temples in the ancient Greek world are located in _______________. Tuscany Rome Epidaurus Sicily

competition

The shift in Greek art to a more expressive and dramatic style with a sense of movement and psychological tension has puzzled art historians. The first motivating factor discussed was ______________. war money competition peace

Mediterranean

There were a large number of independent communities of Greeks, typically referred to as "city-states," along the shores of the __________. Pacific Ocean Mediterranean Dead Sea Baltic Sea

Bronze

____________ is much more fluid and better suited for refined details than marble. So it allowed sculptors to experiment and innovate like never before. Bronze Iron Metal Limestone


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