art history 4
Which of the following timelines are in correct sequential order, from earliest to latest in Egyptian history?
New Kingdom, Third Intermediate Period, Late Period
Which of the following is NOT true of Egyptian art of The New Kingdom period?
Paintings were done in true fresco style: i.e., applied directly to wet plaster
Ka statues in ancient Egypt were typically made of which of the following materials? (1) wood, (2) stone, (3) metal, (4) clay
(1) and (2) only
In what way(s) is African influence evident in Kushite art?
Kushite reliefs mostly depict African animals, kings, battle scenes, and scenes from daily life.
The Hypostyle Hall in the Temple of Amun in Karnak has which of the following elements?
A (Sunken relief on the columns) and C (Columns that imitate lotus plants) only
In what way(s) did Kushite pyramids differ from Egyptian pyramids?
Kushite pyramids were built above the underground graves, whereas Egyptian graves were inside the pyramid.
Which of the following is true regarding Hellenistic art?
Representations of gods were very popular in Hellenistic art.
Which of the following statements about stelae in ancient Egypt is true?
Stelae were used to mark territory.
Ancient Kush lies in the territory of which modern country?
Sudan
Which of the following is NOT true of the Book of the Dead?
There was a single Book of the Dead
Which of the following statements regarding tombs and burial goods of ancient Egypt is true?
Unlike the Old Kingdom, objects of daily use were not often included in tombs of the Middle Kingtom.
Which answer best decribes the block statue seen during the Middle Kingdom of ancient Egypt?
male figures squatting with their knees drawn up to their chests
Which of the following is LEAST likely to be found in the monumental architecture of the New Kingdom
scarabs
Senusret I is known for which feat of architecture during the Middle Kingdom of Egypt?
the White Chapel of the Karnak Temple Complex
Alexander the Great's conquest in 332 BC marked:
the beginning of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt.