Question 1

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Which of the following aspects of this painting does NOT reflect Western influences?

Accepted Answer

A)  Oil paint 
B)  Abstract rendering of garment 
C)  Realistic facial detailing 
D)  Accurate recording of coiffure 
A)  Oil paint 
B)  Abstract rendering of garment 
C)  Realistic facial detailing 
D)  Accurate recording of coiffure

Question 2

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What was used to create the colors in Japanese ukiyo-e prints such as this one?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mineral pigments 
B)  Plant dyes 
C)  Synthetic dyes 
D)  Insect and fish dyes 
A)  Mineral pigments 
B)  Plant dyes 
C)  Synthetic dyes 
D)  Insect and fish dyes

Question 3

In the 17th century, Tokugawa rulers banned Christianity and all Westerners except which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dutch traders 
B)  British soldiers 
C)  German engineers 
D)  Italian priests 
A)  Dutch traders 
B)  British soldiers 
C)  German engineers 
D)  Italian priests

Question 4

Dry-landscape gardens became very popular in Japan during which period?

Accepted Answer

A)  Momoyama 
B)  Nara 
C)  Muromachi 
D)  Edo 
A)  Momoyama 
B)  Nara 
C)  Muromachi 
D)  Edo

Question 5

What sociopolitical reality of the Momoyama period determined the design of the White Heron Castle?

Accepted Answer

A)  Territorial conflict 
B)  Portuguese trade 
C)  Famine and drought 
D)  Rise of Zen Buddhism 
A)  Territorial conflict 
B)  Portuguese trade 
C)  Famine and drought 
D)  Rise of Zen Buddhism

Question 6

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The precision of the brushwork and the ink lines in Zen Patriarch Xiangyen Zhixian Sweeping with a Broom marks it as a product of which school of painting?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rinzai school 
B)  Kano School 
C)  Rinpa School 
D)  Soto school 
A)  Rinzai school 
B)  Kano School 
C)  Rinpa School 
D)  Soto school

Question 7

Karesansui (dry-landscape) gardens were helpful for meditation, which is a facet of which religion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pure Land Buddhism 
B)  Zen Buddhism 
C)  Hinduism 
D)  Confucianism 
A)  Pure Land Buddhism 
B)  Zen Buddhism 
C)  Hinduism 
D)  Confucianism

Question 8

What aesthetic principle, developed in the late 15th century, shaped the tradition of the tea ceremony and the utensils used?

Accepted Answer

A)  Song, value found in complex design 
B)  Wabi, value found in refined simplicity 
C)  Ming, value found in the technically brilliant 
D)  Chan, value found in rich design 
A)  Song, value found in complex design 
B)  Wabi, value found in refined simplicity 
C)  Ming, value found in the technically brilliant 
D)  Chan, value found in rich design

Question 9

How did the aesthetics and rituals of the tea ceremony affect the design of the teahouse?

Accepted Answer

A)  The interior space was elegant and fitted with silk pillows. 
B)  The interior space was designed after the Ise Shrine. 
C)  The interior space was roofless and open to the elements. 
D)  The interior space was dim and tiny to enhance togetherness. 
A)  The interior space was elegant and fitted with silk pillows. 
B)  The interior space was designed after the Ise Shrine. 
C)  The interior space was roofless and open to the elements. 
D)  The interior space was dim and tiny to enhance togetherness.

Question 10

Which of the following was a renowned tea master and teahouse designer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sesshu Toyo 
B)  Suzuki Harunobu 
C)  Sen No Rikyu 
D)  Kenzo Tange 
A)  Sesshu Toyo 
B)  Suzuki Harunobu 
C)  Sen No Rikyu 
D)  Kenzo Tange

Exam 35: Japan, 1333 to 1980

​ Which of the following aspects of this painting does NOT reflect Western influences?

​ What was used to create the colors in Japanese ukiyo-e prints such as this one?

In the 17th century, Tokugawa rulers banned Christianity and all Westerners except which of the following?

Dry-landscape gardens became very popular in Japan during which period?

What sociopolitical reality of the Momoyama period determined the design of the White Heron Castle?

​ The precision of the brushwork and the ink lines in Zen Patriarch Xiangyen Zhixian Sweeping with a Broom marks it as a product of which school of painting?

Karesansui (dry-landscape) gardens were helpful for meditation, which is a facet of which religion?

What aesthetic principle, developed in the late 15th century, shaped the tradition of the tea ceremony and the utensils used?

How did the aesthetics and rituals of the tea ceremony affect the design of the teahouse?

Which of the following was a renowned tea master and teahouse designer?

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Which of the following aspects of this painting does NOT reflect Western influences?

What was used to create the colors in Japanese ukiyo-e prints such as this one?

The precision of the brushwork and the ink lines in Zen Patriarch Xiangyen Zhixian Sweeping with a Broom marks it as a product of which school of painting?