FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT STACK 3616823 EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT STACK #3616823 EXAM

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-Guarantee passing score -59 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: 1. What was the purpose of depicting scenes of Ti's accomplishments, honors, professional responsibilities, and goals on the walls of his mastaba tomb?

Answer:

• To nourish his ka and assist him in performing the activities he had

engaged in during his life.

Question 2: 21.Why did Egyptians develop the mummification process?

Answer:

• To preserve the body after death so that the person's ba and ka could

return to it.Question 3: 18.Although possibly created thousands of years apart, painted images of people and animals in the rock shelters of southern Africa were all created by ancestors of:

Answer:

• hunting and gathering populations speaking early forms of San languages.

Question 4: 32.Which of the following is an accurate description of figurative artwork?

Answer:

• Art that portrays human or animal forms.

Question 5: 43.In Ancient Mesopotamia, where did the invention of writing first appear?

Answer:

• In the temple.

Question 6: 24.The collapse of the Akkadian empire around 2200 BCE caused a number of things including a shift in artistic output. Which is the best characterization of this change?

Answer:

• Art began to reflect the region's long-term artistic traditions.

Question 7: 47.Study of the trove of statues found at the Temple of Abu from the Early Dynastic Period (2950-2350 BCE) suggests their function. Which of the following is NOT a possible function of the statues?

Answer:

• They were laid to rest as part of a funerary rite.

Question 8: 14.The Ain Ghazal statues found near Amman, Jordan were found buried together in a group of 30. What do scholars believe this suggests?

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• The figures may have had a funerary function.

Question 9: 58.For what reason did the Egyptians of the Old Kingdom (and later periods) include false doors in the interiors of tombs?

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• As thresholds between the worlds of the living and the dead.

Question 10: 31.Low-relief carving is best described by which of the following?

Answer:

• the depth of carving is low

Question 11: 2. Why did the Egyptians depict papyrus plants in spaces like the House of the North in Djoser's funerary complex?

Answer:

• They believed that these plants occupied the marsh on the journey to the

afterlife Question 12: 20.Which of the following characterizes the way space is represented in the tomb painting at Hierakonpolis?

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• Informally positioned figures who are grouped together based on the

activities they perform.

Question 13: 30.What is a mastaba?

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• A massive, flat-topped rectangular tomb building with slanted side walls;

built of either mud brick or cut stone.Question 14: 7. Which of the following is the best illustration of the importance of justice to Mesopotamian kingship?

Answer:

• the Law Stele of Hammurabi

Question 15: 41.Which of the following is NOT an example of material culture shared by urban Egyptian communities?

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• Kemet.

Question 16: 35.What feature of the Seated Scribe statue indicates that the deceased was a wealthy man?

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• Folds of stomach fat, which were culturally viewed as highly desirable.

Question 17: 29.As archaeological surveys in the early twenty-first century have suggested, why do so few complete Nok figures survive?

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• They appear to have been deliberately broken by the original owners.

Question 18: 11.The Royal Tombs of Ur, dating to around 2000 BCE, present evidence of several things except which of the following?

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• People and objects were buried separately.

Question 19: 54.What was the purpose of the stone shrines found in Djoser's Heb-Sed Court?

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• To house the statues of various deities that Djoser invited to witness his

ritual of eternal renewal.Question 20: 48.Which of the following details from the Standard of Ur is a good example of hierarchical scale?

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• The top register with seated and standing figures.

Question 21: 28.The textbook defines iconography as "images or symbols used to convey specific meanings in an artwork." Which of the following is another way of describing iconography?

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• The subject matter depicted.

Question 22: 42.Why are Pastoralist Style paintings described as naturalistic?

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• They represent men, women, children, and animals in clearly recognizable,

lifelike ways.Question 23: 46.Why did Assyrian palaces include numerous low-relief pictorial programs carved in gypsum, depicting both military successes and ceremonial rituals?

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• They served as metaphors for royal courage and the strength of the

kingship.Question 24: 55.Mesopotamian cylinder seals have been found in Egypt demonstrating the existence of direct or indirect trade between these two ancient cultures. Which of the following provides additional evidence of potential contact?

Answer:

• A similar figure to the priest-king is found on a knife carved in Egypt.