Ancient Greek and Roman Art
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- Q1The first and greatest period of classical art began in Greece about the middle of the 5th century BC. What had the Greeks learned how to do?How to produce comprehensive sketch booksHow to work for longer periods of timeHow to represent the human form accurately and easilyHow to make marks in marble30s
- Q2The Greeks had plenty of marble and used it prolifically. Which aspect of it did not please them?Its cold whitenessIts softnessIts smoothnessIts strength30s
- Q3Early Greek vases were predominately painted in which colour?WhiteBrownBlueGreen30s
- Q4In 146 BC, what happened to entwine the creative development of both Greece and Rome?Artists travelled from one region to anotherThe Roman Emperor married the Queen of GreeceLetters were sent from Greek philosophers to Roman artistsThe Romans invaded Greece30s
- Q5After the conquest, how did wealthy Romans decorate their lavish villas?With paintings done by Roman soldiersWith paintings done by French artistsWith paintings done by Russian artistsWith paintings done by Greek artists30s
- Q6The Persian invasion (490-479 BC) of Greece destroyed many beautiful buildings. What was the greatest rebuilding triumph?The Greek TavernasThe Roman BathsThe BasilicaThe Athenian Acropolis30s
- Q7What activity had a great deal of influence over both Greek and Roman sculptors?SleepingAthleticsKissingPainting30s
- Q8Phidas was a famous Greek sculptor. Some of his work now resides in the British Museum, and is known as what?The Earnest SculptorThe Elgin MarblesThe Ebor TributesThe Elphin Sculptures30s
- Q9The 'Aphrodite' of Melos is a beautiful sculpture house in the Louvre in Paris. What is it now known as?Venus de MiloVentricle de MindfulVesuvius de MilanVenice De Mellow30s
- Q10Another distinctive sculpture in the Louvre depicts the windswept goddess of Victory who gave her name to a sports company. What is it called?Jack WillsNikeDunlopAdidas30s