Unit 3.3

Artworks based on which of these religions can be found in India?

Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam

The tombs of Lady Dai and Qin Shi Huangdi are located in:

China

Colorful Barong masks are used in performance to tell stories from ancient Japanese mythology.

False

Raku

"way of the tea"

mass production of lead glazed pots

Han Dynasty

White porcelain with cobalt-blue

Ming Dynasty

Angkor Wat is located in:

Cambodia

A Chinese scroll is likely to comprise only illustrations and not include any writing.

False

Buddha is always represented as a seated figure with a raised hand and one finger pointing up toward the sky.

False

Calligraphy, painting, and poetry were three entirely separate art forms for the Chinese.

False

circumambulate means to kneel and pray before a holy figure.

False

In Islamic faith, gardens are symbolic of Paradise on Earth.

Falsel

The Taj Mahal, Great Stupa, and Kandariya Mahadeva temple are located in:

India

The Taian teahouse is located in:

Japan

piece-mold casting of bronze

Shang Dynasty

Mount Fuji, the Japanese mountain that features in Hokusai's famous print "The Great Wave Off Shore at Kanagawa," is sacred to followers of ________.

Shinto

A continuous narrative shows multiple scenes of a story in one pictorial space.

True

tokonoma

a niche that holds a simple scroll or floral arrangement

tatami

floor mats

Japanese tea rooms are designed ________.

for contemplation

chanoyu

handmade and fired ceramic, used in the tea ceremony

A colophon is a kind of:

writing

In "The Great Wave Off Shore at Kanazawa," the curl of the wave intertwines with the sky to create an abstract _________.

yin and yang

Match the ruler with the work of art they relate to:

Angkor Wat-Suryavarman II Taj Mahal-Shah Jahan Kandariya Mahadeva temple-King Vidyadhara Great Stupa-King Ashoka

Date of Tale of Genji Scroll:

12th century

Date of Hokusai's "Great Wave Off Shore at Kanagawa:"

1826-33

Date of Sonoko Sasaki's Sea in the Sky:

2007