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A site specific sculpture is __________________

A
a sculpture that has an integral relationship with the particular site where it exists.
B
a form of site specific work, which is designed to affect the way a space is experienced.
C
a group of interrelated objects that exist together in a space.
D
a sculpture that has a relationship with its surrounding.
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This image is an example which technique in ceramics?

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A
red figure painting
B
meander pattern
C
glazing
D
black figure painting
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Prairie houses are________________________.

A
irregular in plan, two stories high, with one-story wings
B
irregular in plan, one story high, with two-story wings
C
irregular in plan, two stories high , with two- story wings
D
irregular in plan, one story high, with one-story wings
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Which of the following is not true of silver?

A
It has the highest electrical conductivity of all metals.
B
It is a precious metal used to make ornaments, jewelry, and utensils.
C
It is a copper alloy, usually mixed tin as the main additive.
D
It is very ductile and malleable, slightly harder than gold.
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The primary difference between a high relief and a low relief is that _________________

A
a high relief must project at least halfway off the background.
B
a low relief is carved into the background, where as a high relief is projected out.
C
low reliefs are found only in Egyptian tombs and in Grecian art.
D
a high relief must project no more than one-half of its images from the background.
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An arch carries the thrust of weight to its _____(1)______. With a _____(2)______, the horizontal part of the structure supports all the weight above it.

A
(1) center; (2) post-and-bearing
B
(1) base; (2) springing line
C
(1) keystone; (2) groin vault
D
(1) sides; (2) post-and-lintel
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A handicraft _____________

A
is a creative expression of an idea in some form.
B
is a type of cloth made by interlacing threads on a loom.
C
is made using hand skills and generally serves a utilitarian rather than fine art function.
D
emphasizes the physical effort and skill in the creative process.
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Which type of dome is most commonly used in Islamic architecture?

A
corbel dome
B
onion dome
C
tholos
D
rotunda
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The photograph above shows an example of a _________________.

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A
corbel vault
B
onion vault
C
barrel vault
D
groin vault
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The round structure which is usually topped with a dome is best-known as a ____________, although it can also be referred to as a library.

A
tholos
B
corbel dome
C
rotunda
D
onion dome
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A vault springs from a(n) _____________, which is supported by both a solid wall and four columns.

A
cornice
B
pendentive
C
keystone
D
springing line
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The oldest known type of arch is the _________________.

A
corbel arch
B
groin arch
C
round arch
D
none of the above
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Earthenware is a(n) ____________________

A
hard, white, translucent ceramic that is made by firing kaolin and other materials. It was first created by the Chinese over 10,000 years ago.
B
common material used for pottery and decorative objects. It has to be fired and glazed because it is so brittle and porous in its natural form.
C
advanced technique that allows for more detailed figures, and through glazing the artistic qualities are intensified.
D
type of fine textured ceramic ware, which is non-conductive and requires a high firing temperature.
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When the Romans first began constructing arches like the one above, they were _________________

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A
intended to be the gateway to the city.
B
designed to be used only by the Emperor as he entered and exited his palace.
C
suppose to display Roman power and intelligence to any possible enemy.
D
positioned so the Emperor could lead his men through the arch upon returning from a successful battle or war.
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A pendentive is ____________________

A
a set of projecting moldings that crown the top edge of a temple or building.
B
a curved triangular architectural element that transfers the weight from the dome to the supporting curve.
C
the part of an arch that projects slightly from the wall and where the arch springs from.
D
the wedge shaped stone used in round arches.

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