Question 1

Discuss how the purpose and design of Horiyu-Ji reveals the influence of China.

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Essay responses should include these poi

Question 2

What are symbolic Buddhist hand gestures called?

Accepted Answer

A) urnas 
B) mudras 
C) laksnanas 
D) chakras 
A) urnas 
B) mudras 
C) laksnanas 
D) chakras

Question 3

Which of the following is a type of hard,glossy varnish?

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A) lacquer 
B) glaze 
C) seal 
D) enamelwork 
A) lacquer 
B) glaze 
C) seal 
D) enamelwork

Question 4

Which are the stamped characters called that have been added to many Chinese letters and paintings?

Accepted Answer

A) pictographs 
B) chakra 
C) seals 
D) calligraphy 
A) pictographs 
B) chakra 
C) seals 
D) calligraphy

Question 5

In Buddhism,which of the following symbolizes spiritual purity,the wholeness of creation,and cosmic harmony?

Accepted Answer

A) a mandala 
B) a wheel with spokes 
C) a lotus flower 
D) elongated earlobes 
A) a mandala 
B) a wheel with spokes 
C) a lotus flower 
D) elongated earlobes

Question 6

Which Shinto shrine has been ritually rebuilt every 20 years?

Accepted Answer

A) Inner Shrine,Ise,Japan 
B) Horyu-ji,Japan 
C) Nanchan Temple,China 
D) Great Stupa,Sanchi,India 
A) Inner Shrine,Ise,Japan 
B) Horyu-ji,Japan 
C) Nanchan Temple,China 
D) Great Stupa,Sanchi,India

Question 7

Which of the following are stone gateways around a stupa?

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A) pylons 
B) toranas 
C) mudras 
D) chakras 
A) pylons 
B) toranas 
C) mudras 
D) chakras

Question 8

Which of the following is a philosophy that emphasizes a just and harmonious society based on respectful fulfillment of your social roles as husband or wife,elder sibling and younger sibling,and so on?

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A) Confucianism 
B) Shintoism 
C) Daoism 
D) Hinduism 
A) Confucianism 
B) Shintoism 
C) Daoism 
D) Hinduism

Question 9

In Buddhism,female spirits associated with beauty and fertility are known as

Accepted Answer

A) mudras. 
B) yakshis. 
C) bodhisattvas. 
D) toranas. 
A) mudras. 
B) yakshis. 
C) bodhisattvas. 
D) toranas.

Question 10

The Gupta monarchs promoted

Accepted Answer

A) Islam. 
B) Hinduism. 
C) Jainism. 
D) Buddhism. 
A) Islam. 
B) Hinduism. 
C) Jainism. 
D) Buddhism.

Question 11

What are the religiously sanctioned hereditary social classes in India called?

Accepted Answer

A) samsara 
B) mudras 
C) castes 
D) vedas 
A) samsara 
B) mudras 
C) castes 
D) vedas

Question 12

Which of the following is a building used as a tomb?

Accepted Answer

A) stupa 
B) module 
C) mausoleum 
D) cenotaph 
A) stupa 
B) module 
C) mausoleum 
D) cenotaph

Question 13

Describe the Silk Road and its use and effect in China and the West.

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Essay responses should include these poi

Question 14

What is the literal meaning of Kofun?

Accepted Answer

A) cord patterns 
B) old tombs 
C) right balance 
D) spirit harmony 
A) cord patterns 
B) old tombs 
C) right balance 
D) spirit harmony

Discuss how the purpose and design of Horiyu-Ji reveals the influence of China.

What are symbolic Buddhist hand gestures called?

Which of the following is a type of hard,glossy varnish?

Which are the stamped characters called that have been added to many Chinese letters and paintings?

In Buddhism,which of the following symbolizes spiritual purity,the wholeness of creation,and cosmic harmony?

Which Shinto shrine has been ritually rebuilt every 20 years?

Which of the following are stone gateways around a stupa?

Which of the following is a philosophy that emphasizes a just and harmonious society based on respectful fulfillment of your social roles as husband or wife,elder sibling and younger sibling,and so on?

In Buddhism,female spirits associated with beauty and fertility are known as

The Gupta monarchs promoted

What are the religiously sanctioned hereditary social classes in India called?

Which of the following is a building used as a tomb?

Describe the Silk Road and its use and effect in China and the West.

What is the literal meaning of Kofun?

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Discuss how the purpose and design of Horiyu-Ji reveals the influence of China.

What are symbolic Buddhist hand gestures called?

Which of the following is a type of hard,glossy varnish?

Which are the stamped characters called that have been added to many Chinese letters and paintings?

In Buddhism,which of the following symbolizes spiritual purity,the wholeness of creation,and cosmic harmony?

Which Shinto shrine has been ritually rebuilt every 20 years?

Which of the following are stone gateways around a stupa?

Which of the following is a philosophy that emphasizes a just and harmonious society based on respectful fulfillment of your social roles as husband or wife,elder sibling and younger sibling,and so on?

In Buddhism,female spirits associated with beauty and fertility are known as

The Gupta monarchs promoted

What are the religiously sanctioned hereditary social classes in India called?

Which of the following is a building used as a tomb?

Describe the Silk Road and its use and effect in China and the West.

What is the literal meaning of Kofun?

Prehistoric Art in Europe

Art of the Ancient Near East

Art of Ancient Egypt

Art of Ancient Greece and the Aegean World

Etruscan and Roman Art

Jewish, early Christian, and Byzantine Art

Islamic Art

Later Asian Art

Early Medieval and Romanesque Art

Gothic Art

Early Renaissance Art

Art of the High Renaissance and Reformation

Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe

Art of the Americas

African Art

European and American Art, 1715-1840

European and American Art, 1840-1910

Modern Art in Europe and the Americas, 1900-1945

Art Since 1945

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