Question 1: Which is not an aspect of Chinese literati painting?

A. An interest in antique styles

B. Small scale

C. Made for friends or small audience

D. Use of strong colors

Question 2: Which people made the oldest known sculpture from sub-Saharan Africa?

A. Nok

B. Yoruba

C. Shona

D. Kongo

Question 3: Why is Zhao Mengfu unusual?

A. He was a high Yuan official.

B. He resigned his position with the Yuan court.

C. He refused association with the Yuan dynasty.

D. He combined poetry and painting

Question 4: What is the Japanese name for the popular art, usually woodcuts, that literally means "pictures of the floating world"?

A. Fusuma

B. Ukiyo-e

C. Shikara

D. Li

Question 5: What are the stamped characters called that have been added to many Chinese letters and paintings?

A. Pictographs

B. Chakra

C. Seals

D. Calligraphy

Question 6: From where does the world's oldest surviving fired pottery come?

A. Japan

B. Korea

C. China

D. India

Question 7: Which philosophy is evident in Monk Sewing attributed to Kao Ninga?

A. Zen

B. Pure Land Buddhism

C. Shinto

D. Daoism

Question 8: What do the parallel lines on the Ife portrait heads represent?

A. Tattoos

B. Ceremonial paint

C. A beaded veil

D. Scarification patterns

Question 9: You can tell a bodhisattva from a Buddha because a bodhisattva has:

A. simple monk's robes.

B. a lotus throne.

C. a tuft of white hair between his eyes

D. lavish clothes and crown

Question 10: Which is a technique in Japan where a large wooden sculpture is constructed from smaller hollow blocks?

A. Woodblock

B. System

C. Assemblage

D. Joined-block

Question 11: Which of the following is the first important surviving example of Chinese wood frame architecture?

A. Horyu-ji

B. Borobudur

C. Nanchan Temple

D. Qin Shihuangdi's mausoleum

Question 12: Byodo-in is designed to evoke the:

A. Forbidden Palace

B. Western Paradise

C. world mountain

D. home of Vishnu

Question 13: During the Heian period, Japan was culturally influenced by:

A. China and India.

B. India and Korea.

C. China and Cambodia

D. China and Korea

Question 14: In the 15th and 16th centuries, which tradition came to an end in Old Djenné because of rival warfare that caused the city to decline?

A. Weaving

B. Stone architecture

C. Bronze casting

D. Ceramic sculpture

Question 15: Which characteristic do the eyes of Nok sculptural figures have in common?

A. They are left blank

B. They are painted.

C. They are "D"-shaped.

D. Their height is greater than their width

Question 16: What is the symbol of purity on the top of the Great Friday Mosque in Djenné?

A. Ivory tusk

B. Gold leaf covered crescent moon

C. Ostrich egg

D. Abstract mask

Question 17: The numumusow of the Mande-speaking people use what method to make their pottery?

A. Coiling

B. Wheel-thrown

C. Molds

D. Slab construction

Question 18: Which of the following is a specialist in ritual that opens the lines of communication between the supernatural and human worlds?

A. Diviner

B. Oba

C. Iyoba

D. Oni

Question 19: The samurai ruled Japan during which of the following periods?

A. Heian

B. Momoyama

C. Kamakura

D. Edo

Question 20: On which occasion is an ere ibeji made?

A. When a contract is agreed upon

B. When a youth is initiated into adulthood

C. When a woman cannot conceive children

D. When a twin dies