Question 1

The Roman Republic lasted until the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  first century C . E. 
B)  second century  C . E . 
C)  first century B .C . E . 
D)  second century B .C . E . 
E)  third century B .C . E . 
A)  first century C . E. 
B)  second century  C . E . 
C)  first century B .C . E . 
D)  second century B .C . E . 
E)  third century B .C . E .

Question 2

__________ was particularly influential in the development of the essay,biography,and historical writing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ was particularly influential in the development...

Question 3

The first great age of Latin literature is called the __________ Age.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The first great age of Latin literature...

Question 4

The size of the Pantheon's dome was unprecedented.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What are two concepts that reject abstract speculation in favor of experience and practicality?

Accepted Answer

pragmatism

Question 6

In Roman dance,pantomime was a serious form,while __________ was more light-hearted.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Roman dance,pantomime was a serious form,while...

Question 7

The earliest divinities of Rome comprised __________ who dwelled in trees,in springs,and on hilltops.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The earliest divinities of Rome comprised __________...

Question 8

The "Roman attitude" is best described as __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  idealistic 
B)  cynical 
C)  utopian 
D)  utilitarian 
E)  futuristic 
A)  idealistic 
B)  cynical 
C)  utopian 
D)  utilitarian 
E)  futuristic

Question 9

__________ are columns,often decorative,that are part of,and project from,a wall surface.

Accepted Answer

A)  Colonnades 
B)  Stoic columns 
C)  Greek columns 
D)  Engaged columns 
E)  Collonelles 
A)  Colonnades 
B)  Stoic columns 
C)  Greek columns 
D)  Engaged columns 
E)  Collonelles

Question 10

The most significant "Roman style" development in architecture is the use of the __________ as a structural element.

Accepted Answer

A)  brick 
B)  pilaster 
C)  buttress 
D)  arch 
E)  column 
A)  brick 
B)  pilaster 
C)  buttress 
D)  arch 
E)  column

Question 11

During the reign of __________,Romans imported Greek classical ideals into its art and architecture wholesale.

Accepted Answer

The answer of During the reign of __________,Romans imported Greek...

Question 12

The Romans honored successful political and military figures with publicly displayed __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  arches 
B)  portrait sculptures 
C)  wall paintings 
D)  columns 
E)  temples 
A)  arches 
B)  portrait sculptures 
C)  wall paintings 
D)  columns 
E)  temples

Question 13

The Pantheon was designed and built by Augustus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

After the Roman civil war,the reign of __________ resulted in the rebuilding of a number of important temples,roads,bridges,and aqueducts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of After the Roman civil war,the reign of...

Question 15

The two most important officers who ruled the Roman Republic's state were called __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  patres 
B)  plebs 
C)  Caesars 
D)  consuls 
E)  priests 
A)  patres 
B)  plebs 
C)  Caesars 
D)  consuls 
E)  priests

Question 16

Which two epic poems did Vergil's Aeneid largely parallel?

Accepted Answer

the Iliad

Question 17

The Roman Senate's combination of old and new power is called a self-renewing __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  aristocracy 
B)  democracy 
C)  tyranny 
D)  oligarchy 
E)  dictatorship 
A)  aristocracy 
B)  democracy 
C)  tyranny 
D)  oligarchy 
E)  dictatorship

Question 18

Etruscan sculpture was highly influenced by __________ models.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Etruscan sculpture was highly influenced by __________...

Question 19

Which Roman emperors apparently loved lewd pantomime?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which Roman emperors apparently loved lewd pantomime?...

Question 20

__________ refers to painting on wet plaster.

Accepted Answer

A)  Wall painting 
B)  Mural painting 
C)  Mosaic 
D)  Fresco 
E)  Trompe l'oeil 
A)  Wall painting 
B)  Mural painting 
C)  Mosaic 
D)  Fresco 
E)  Trompe l'oeil

The Roman Republic lasted until the __________.

__________ was particularly influential in the development of the essay,biography,and historical writing.

The first great age of Latin literature is called the __________ Age.

The size of the Pantheon's dome was unprecedented.

What are two concepts that reject abstract speculation in favor of experience and practicality?

In Roman dance,pantomime was a serious form,while __________ was more light-hearted.

The earliest divinities of Rome comprised __________ who dwelled in trees,in springs,and on hilltops.

The "Roman attitude" is best described as __________.

__________ are columns,often decorative,that are part of,and project from,a wall surface.

The most significant "Roman style" development in architecture is the use of the __________ as a structural element.

During the reign of __________,Romans imported Greek classical ideals into its art and architecture wholesale.

The Romans honored successful political and military figures with publicly displayed __________.

The Pantheon was designed and built by Augustus.

After the Roman civil war,the reign of __________ resulted in the rebuilding of a number of important temples,roads,bridges,and aqueducts.

The two most important officers who ruled the Roman Republic's state were called __________.

Which two epic poems did Vergil's Aeneid largely parallel?

The Roman Senate's combination of old and new power is called a self-renewing __________.

Etruscan sculpture was highly influenced by __________ models.

Which Roman emperors apparently loved lewd pantomime?

__________ refers to painting on wet plaster.

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The Ancient World

The Aegean and Archaic Greece

Greek Classicism and Hellenism

Judaism and Early Christianity

Byzantium and Islam

The Early Middle Ages

The High Middle Ages

The Early Renaissance

The High Renaissance and Mannerism

Renaissance and Reformation in Northern Europe

The Baroque Age

The Enlightenment

The Romantic Age

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Exam 5: The Roman Period

The Roman Republic lasted until the __________.

__________ was particularly influential in the development of the essay,biography,and historical writing.

The first great age of Latin literature is called the __________ Age.

The size of the Pantheon's dome was unprecedented.

What are two concepts that reject abstract speculation in favor of experience and practicality?

In Roman dance,pantomime was a serious form,while __________ was more light-hearted.

The earliest divinities of Rome comprised __________ who dwelled in trees,in springs,and on hilltops.

The "Roman attitude" is best described as __________.

__________ are columns,often decorative,that are part of,and project from,a wall surface.

The most significant "Roman style" development in architecture is the use of the __________ as a structural element.

During the reign of __________,Romans imported Greek classical ideals into its art and architecture wholesale.

The Romans honored successful political and military figures with publicly displayed __________.

The Pantheon was designed and built by Augustus.

After the Roman civil war,the reign of __________ resulted in the rebuilding of a number of important temples,roads,bridges,and aqueducts.

The two most important officers who ruled the Roman Republic's state were called __________.

Which two epic poems did Vergil's Aeneid largely parallel?

The Roman Senate's combination of old and new power is called a self-renewing __________.

Etruscan sculpture was highly influenced by __________ models.

Which Roman emperors apparently loved lewd pantomime?

__________ refers to painting on wet plaster.

Introduction Understanding the Arts

The Ancient World

The Aegean and Archaic Greece

Greek Classicism and Hellenism

Judaism and Early Christianity

Byzantium and Islam

The Early Middle Ages

The High Middle Ages

The Early Renaissance

The High Renaissance and Mannerism

Renaissance and Reformation in Northern Europe

The Baroque Age

The Enlightenment

The Romantic Age

Realism, Impressionism, and Beyond

Modernism

From Modernism to Postmodernism and Beyond

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