1.14 Unit Test: The Human Presence in Art Review Lets go through and see what the real answers are.
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(Question 1): Is this statement true or false?

Artists in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome rarely depicted the human figure in sculptures.

This statement is true.

(Question 2): Which statement about sculptures depicting humans made in ancient Egypt, Greece, and the Roman empire is true?

(A): They showed the common man.
(B): They had arms and legs that didn't protrude so the sculptures would last an eternity.
(C): They could be made using formulas, could show ideal beauty, or could be realistic.
(D): They were made using bronze.

Option (C) is the correct They could be made using formulas, could show ideal beauty, or could be realistic.

(Question 3): How did Greek sculptures of figures differ from Egyptian and Roman ones?

(A): They first showed the contrapposto pose, with the weight shifted to one leg and the body in an S-curve.
(B): They were very sturdy, with arms and legs positioned close to the torso.
(C): They depicted individuals who were physically unfit in the contrapposto pose.
(D): They were carvings made of cream-colored ivory.

Option (A) is the correct They first showed the contrapposto pose, with the weight shifted to one leg and the body in an S-curve.

(Question 4): Which statement about ancient Egyptian and Roman paintings depicting humans is true?

(A): The figures in them were posed in natural positions.
(B): The figures in them look rigid because artists used formulas.
(C): They were made using the fresco technique, either dry fresco or true fresco.
(D): They were made using an 18-cube grid system.

Option (C) is the correct They were made using the fresco technique, either dry fresco or true fresco.

(Question 5): How do Egyptian paintings depicting humans differ from Roman ones?

(A): Egyptian paintings show all figures in the correct scale.
(B): Egyptian paintings show each body part in its most understandable view.
(C): Egyptian paintings have the illusion of deeper space.
(D): Egyptian paintings have shading to show form.

Option (B) is the correct Egyptian paintings show each body part in its most understandable view.

(Question 6): Is this statement true or false?

Few ancient civilizations made jewelry to adorn the human body.

This statement is false.

(Question 7): Which statement about Egyptian, Chinese, Viking, Moche, and Roman jewelry is true?

(A): Most jewelry was made of copper and pieces of glass and marble.
(B): It could have standard images made using formulas or be personalized.
(C): The common person wore the finest pieces of jewelry.
(D): It had few symbolic images.

Option (B) is the correct It could have standard images made using formulas or be personalized.

(Question 8): Which statement about Mycenaean, Teotihuacán, and Japanese face masks is true?

(A): They were made using the mosaic technique.
(B): They were made using materials such as gold, wood, or turquoise.
(C): They resembled characters from poems.
(D): People wore them during parades as a way to celebrate.

Option (B) is the correct They were made using materials such as gold, wood, or turquoise.

(Question 9): Is this statement true or false?

Since people developed writing systems, artists documented histories and beliefs in artistic documents.

This statement is true.

(Question 10): Which statement about illuminated manuscripts by Celtic, Japanese, and Islamic artists is true?

(A): They had interlaced designs made with no overlapping.
(B): They contained few symbols.
(C): They preserved knowledge from ancient Egypt.
(D): They contained beautiful lettering and painted decoration.

Option (D) is the correct They contained beautiful lettering and painted decoration.

Hope this helps!