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Which of the following best describes this sculpture?  Subject is depicted in the Flavian style  Subject is portrayed as a god  Subject's physical imperfections are emphasized  Subject portrays age and wisdom CONCEPT Portraiture, Republic to Flavians 2 The facial expression, seen in the image above, is known as the __________ smile.  Archaic  Kouros  Kore  Peplos CONCEPT The Human Figure in Greek Sculpture 3 Which of the following characteristics are present in this image from Chauvet Cave?  Descriptive point of view, votive figure  Abstraction, descriptive point of view  Votive figure, megalithic  Megalithic, abstraction CONCEPT Cave Painting 4 Which of the following statements regarding the Roman use of concrete as a building material is FALSE?  Concrete required the use of less-skilled labor.  Concrete was cheaper than cut stone.  Concrete was more difficult to use than cut stone.  Concrete made rounded arches and curved buildings possible. CONCEPT Elements of Roman Architecture 5 Which of the following characteristics apply to items used in Sumerian religion?  Cuneiform, basilicas  Ziggurats, cuneiform  Basilicas, votive figures  Votive figures, ziggurats CONCEPT Sumer 6 Which of the following characteristics is NOT part of Stonehenge?  Post and lintel  Megalithic  Corbelling  Masonry CONCEPT Early Architecture 7 Compare and contrast the Parthenon to Maison Carree. Select the statement that is true of the Maison Carree.  Decorated with elaborate frieze sculptures  Doric order  Set on a podium  Dedicated to the goddess Athena CONCEPT Recognizing Elements of Roman Architecture in Greek Temples 8 Which of the following is the correct definition of "controlled space?"  An agricultural region in the Middle and Near East  A Sumerian temple in the form of a pyramid tower with round, winding stories  A type of civic design that is intended to impress or intimidate viewers  A Sumerian deity with a