Exam 12: Arts of Ritual and Daily Life

A) the Renaissance.
B) the Industrial Revolution.
C) the Dark Ages.
D) the fall of the Roman empire.
E) the Sixties.

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A) the golden age of stained glass.
B) the Pueblo people of San Ildefonso.
C) the 15th century.
D) the first wave of feminist art.
E) American ex-slaves of the 19th century.

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Responses will vary depending on selection of artists. Possible artists are Betty Woodman, Scott Burton, and El Anatsui. All of these artists drew on the arts and crafts legacy in creating their artworks.

A) resin.
B) lead.
C) kaolin.
D) sand.
E) cloisonné.

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A) happens when metal is melted into a liquid.
B) is when metal is shaped by hammer blows.
C) can only happen if the metal is cold.
D) is a relatively new method of metalworking.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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A) encouraged cooperation between artists and manufacturers.
B) set about to design objects that could be machine produced.
C) preceded the field of design.
D) preceded the field of design; set about to design objects that could be machine produced; and encouraged cooperation between artists and manufacturers.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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A) Art requires more talent than craft.
B) Craft requires more talent than art.
C) Artists use traditional materials.
D) There is no definite line.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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A) Indian
B) Chinese
C) Pueblo
D) Yoruba
E) Egyptian

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A) it is well-suited to weaving.
B) it is abundant and relatively easy to work.
C) it is not suited for mechanized production.
D) it is extremely durable.
E) All these answers are correct.

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A) the woof.
B) the warp.
C) the weft.
D) the walp.
E) the weave.

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A) Judy Chicago
B) Faith Ringgold
C) María Martínez
D) Betty Woodman
E) Harriet Powers

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A) is the throne of a famous Roman king.
B) was well preserved by Egypt's dry climate.
C) only exists in a picture, as the chair's wood rotted.
D) is the throne of a famous Roman king and was initially well preserved by Egypt's dry climate, but now only exists in a picture as the chair's wood rotted.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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A) clay; glass
B) glass; metal
C) metal; clay
D) glass; clay
E) None of these answers is correct.

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Responses will vary. The carved ivory, a material associated with power, consists of two interlocking cylinders. The inner cylinder is a finely pierced, airy openwork pattern punctuated by high relief human heads. The outer cylinder displays various symbolic animals. Only kings or titled chiefs were permitted to wear this armlet and other symbolic ornaments at the festival of Ose, which celebrated the Yoruba civilization.

A) the woof.
B) coiling system.
C) potter's wheel.
D) loom.
E) None of these.

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