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Chapter 3 (Egyptian Art)
1. The Palette of Narmer celebrates the ________.
a. unification of Upper and Lower Egypt
b. kingship of Narmer
c. triumph of Lower Egypt over Upper Egypt
d. the deification of Narmer
2. s Step Pyramid and Funerary Complex were designed by ______.
a. Imhotep
b. Senenmut
c. King Djoser himself
d. an unknown architect
3. Egyptian sculptural stylistic conventions include ___________.
a. extreme realism
b. arms rigidly to sides
c. nude figures
d. portrayal of children in a realistic manner
4. The Amarna style of art is associated with _______________.
a. Menkaure.
b. Tutankhamen.
c. Akhenaten.
d. Rahotep.
5. The Temple of Hatshepsut was designed by _____________.
a. Imhotep
b. Senenmut
c. King Djoser himself
d. an unknown architect
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a. Heinrich Schliemann
b. Carl Blegen
c. Lord Carnarvon
d. Howard Carter
7. Define palette.
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a. stone tablet with central depression
b. plateau on the side of a mountain
c. a religious ritual shown in low relief
d. a Early Dynastic pictograph
8. The frontal pose of the statue of Khafre (3.10) is designed to allow the king to
_______.
a. worship the gods
b. protect his people
c. watch rituals
d. live again
9. Which of the following individuals was Akhenat
a. Nefertiti
b. Queen Tiy
c. Maat
d. Hatshepsut
10. The Egyptian Book of the Dead, such as The Weighing of the Heart and
Judgment of Osiris (3.41), was associated with _________.
a. Predynastic Egypt
b. the Old Kingdom
c. the Middle Kingdom
d. the New Kingdom
11. The Ptolemaic period ended with the death of __________.
a. Akhenaten
b. Caesarion
c. Nefertiti
d. Tutankhamun
12. After the death of Alexander the Great, _______ took control of Egypt and
founded a dynasty.
a. Cleopatra
b. Menes
c. Djoser
d. Ptolemy
13. The relief of Mai and His Wife, Urel (3.34) shows a great degree of ________.
a. naturalism
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b. rigidity
c. stylization
d. abstraction
14. Define faience.
a. painting on wood panel.
b. hot colored wax
c. a symbol of Lower Egypt
d. glass paste fired to a shiny finish
15. Akhenaten and his Family (3.36) was carved in a technique called ______.
a. high relief
b. sunk-relief
c. low relief
d. encaustic