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Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice

This activity contains 8 questions.

	In the 14th century B.C.E., Egyptian art turned from harsh geometric rigidity to a softer, less severe form of art. A famous example of this is   Palette of King Narmer. the ka statue of Ramses II. Pen case of Amen-mes. Queen Nefertiti. Giovanni da Bologna.

	The Column of Trajan was constructed in 113 B.C.E. Where is this work located?   Rome China France Greece Asia

	What was the primary subject of Greek art?   animal syle Helen of Troy calligraphy the perfectly proportioned human figure wheel thrown ceramics

	Neolithic culture developed quickly in the world’s fertile valleys. By the year 4000 B.C.E., urban societies had developed in   England and Ireland. the U.S. and Mexico. China and Japan. China and India. Egypt and Mesopotamia.

	The peak of Minoan civilization is thought to have been   100 CE. 1600 - 1400 BCE. 1100 CE. concurrent with the Etruscans. None of the answers is correct.

	The legend of the labyrinth of the Minotaur in Crete was possibly based on   the surviving labyrinth. physical evidence. huge palaces of the Minoan kings. documented evidence of human sacrifices. the entombed bones of the Minotaur.

	In Egypt and Classical Greece, all figurative sculpture was based on   a perspective system. rules set down by the Pharaoh. the exact measurements of a human. a Canon of proportion. the ideas of a single artist.

	In 776 BCE, the feuding Greek city-states declared a truce in order to hold   the democratic assembly. a free election. the first regatta. a unified congregation of religious leaders. the Olympic Games.

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