Monday's test will cover Early Greece, Chapter 2, pages 33-52; Classical Greece and the Hellenistic Period, Chapter 3
it will include 20 fill-in-the-blank questions (select from a list) and 40 multiple choice questions (each question is worth 2 points). Be prepared to name the italicized works of art from a picture of it.
Be sure you can identify/define the following:
- meander
- geometric vases
- dentil molding
- bead and reel molding
- leaf and tongue molding
- capital
- pediment
- metope
- triglyth
- frieze
- Doric column
- Ionic column
- flute
- volute
- harmony
- entasis
- Parthenon
- "parthenos"
- "kore"
- "kouros /kouroi"
- Kritios Boy
- Calf Bearer
- Discobolus (Discus Thrower)
- Aphrodite of Cyrene
- Laocoon
- Altar of Zeus, (Pergamun)
- Doryphoros
- Socrates
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Alexander the Great
- The Academy
- The Lyceum
- Myron
- Praxiteles
- Caryatids
- Polykleitos' "Canon"
- Three characteristics of Greek thought and architecture: Rationalism, Humanism, Idealism
- Lord Elgin
- archaic smile
- Aristotle's "Four Causes:" form, matter, agent/efficient and purpose/final
Use the glossary in the course compation site if you need to, and be sure to do the T/F and Multiple choice quizzes. DO NOT WORRY ABOUT QUESTIONS THAT CONCERN literature, drama, music; ONLY PHILOSOPHY, ART and ARCHITECTURE!
