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Solutions for Exam 1 - General Art |, Exams of Art

Material Type: Exam; Class: Art; Subject: Art; University: Southside Virginia Community College; Term: Forever 1989;

Typology: Exams

2010/2011

Uploaded on 08/31/2011

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Identify the location of the cave at Pech-Merle (1-1).
Your
Answer:
France
2.
The earliest works of art belong to the _______ period.
Your
Answer:
Paleolithic
3.
Define sculpture in the round.
Your
Answer:
three-dimensional sculpture free of any background or block
4.
Define memory image.
Your
Answer:
generalized images that remain in our memory
5.
Ceramics may defined as_______.
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Identify the location of the cave at Pech-Merle (1-1). Your Answer: France

The earliest works of art belong to the _______ period. Your Answer: Paleolithic

Define sculpture in the round. Your Answer: three-dimensional sculpture free of any background or block

Define memory image. Your Answer: generalized images that remain in our memory

Ceramics may defined as_______.

Your Answer: wares of baked clay

Identify which of the following statements about the houses at Skara Brae (1-14) is true. Your Answer: The houses had “built-in” furniture.

Define abstraction or stylization. Your Answer: a manner of representation that does not conform to naturalistic appearances

Why is the Lion-Human statue (1-2) “puzzling”? Your Answer: The figure is imaginary.

The oldest examples of rock art come from _________. Your Answer: Western Europe

Our hunter-gatherer ancestors in the Upper Paleolithic period lived in _________ groups. Your Answer: small nomadic

Stonehenge (1-16) dates to the ________ period. Your Answer: Neolithic

Although the exact function of cave paintings (1-1) is not known, it is fairly certain that they were not used to _______. Your Answer: create aesthetic spaces within the cave

The naming of an object can influence how we ________ an object. Your Answer: view and think about

The most well-known cave paintings come from _________, in southern France.

Your Answer: Lascaux

A ______ is an artificial grassy hill. Your Answer: cairn

“Art-for-art’s sake” refers to _______. Your Answer: creating works for the love of beauty

Paleolithic sculptures depicted _________ more often than other subjects. Your Answer: women

The role of the altar stone at Stonehenge (1-16) is ________. Your Answer: unknown

Your Answer: ivory

In Ukraine, ___________ were used in the construction of Paleolithic huts (1-5). Your Answer: woolly mammoths

Which of the following is the earliest period? Your Answer: Lower Paleolithic

In which of the following ways are the Lion-Human (1-2) and the Woman from Willendorf (1-4) similar? Your Answer: Both are sculptures in the round.

Paleolithic cave paintings are characterized by _______. Your images of animals

Answer:

In comparing the Woman from Brassempouy (1-3) to the Woman from Willendorf (1-4), the function of both is most probably ___________. Your Answer: a fertility object

In comparison to the Paleolithic Hall of Bulls (1-7), the Neolithic People and Animals (1-11) from Cogul shows __________. Your Answer: multiple human figures engaged in scenes from daily life

The earliest cave paintings at Altamira date to the ___________ period. Your Answer: Paleolithic

The largest mammoth bone house from Ukraine contained several _______, suggesting the importance of this feature in the winter months (1-5). Your hearths

Correct Answer: The Neolithic scene shows human figures and scenes from daily life. See pages 28 and 30 in your book.

  1. The relief sculpture Bison (1-10) is a good example of ___________. Your Answer: modeling

Although the exact ritual purpose of Newgrange (1-15) is not known, it is probably associated with _________. Your Answer: solar symbolism

Megalithic architecture refers to _________ structures. Your Answer: large stone

Woman and Man (1-12) from Cernavoda, Romania, was found in a ________. Your tomb

Answer:

The cave paintings at Altamira were originally considered a _____________. Your Answer: hoax

Footprints found in the clay floor of the cave where the Bison (1-10) is located suggest _______. Your Answer: group rites took place there

Recent excavations at Stonehenge (1-16) suggest that it might have been an important _________. Your Answer: healing center

A course is a(n) _________ of flat stones. Your Answer: layer