List of practice Questions

Select the art woks of Leonardo da Vinci: A. The Sistine Madonna B. The Virgin of the Rocks C. The Last Supper D. Two Horsemen E. The School of Athens
Select the correct statements about Baroque period: A. Annibale Carracci decorated Farnese Palace, Rome B. Bernini did not work on St. Peter's and the Palazzo Barberini C. Caravaggio paints the first of two versions of the Supper at Emmaus D. Louis orders massive construction E. Bernini's colonnaded Piazza in front of St. Peters
Artists of Romanticism: A. J. M. W. Turner B. Jacques Louis David C. Antonio Canova D. Theodore Gericault E. Eugene Delacroix
Characteristics of Neo-classicism period: A. Decorative art B. History subject C. Contemporary political concerns D. Self conscious E. Christianity art
Identify the artists of Die Brucke group: A. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner B. Henri Matisse C. Andre Derain D. Emil Nolde E. Erich Heckel
Chronological order of Willem De Kooning art works: A. Seated woman B. Pink Angel C. Excavation D. Door to the River E. Woman and Bicycle
Which of the following is under UNESCO Heritage site: A. Ajanta caves B. Bhimbetka caves C. Elephanta caves D. Bagh caves E. Udayagiri caves
The seals of Harappan civilization are found from the following sites: A. Harappa B. Mohenjo-Daro C. Shravasti D. Kaushambi E. Chanhudaro
Pala Dynasty: A. Gopal, founder of the dynasty B. Eighth to twelfth century C. Fifth to Eighth century D. Patron of Jainism E. Last patrons of Buddhism
The Pala art of Nalanda iconographical passed through which three stages: A. Early Mahayan B. Hinyana C. Sahajayana D. Kapalika E. Garbhayan
The Kusana had three capital cities. Identify them: A. Cholas in South India B. Ai-Khanoum in Bactria C. Gupta in North India D. Purushapur (Peshawar) in NW Pakistan E. Mathura in India
Arrange them according to the dynasty: A. Step pyramid at Saqqura B. Pyramids at meidum and Dahshur C. Tomb of Ti at Saqqara D. Great pyramid at Giza E. Narmer Palette, Hierakonpolis
Arrange the Greek building according to the construction: A. The temple of Zeus at Olympia B. The temple of Hera I at Posidonia C. The temple of Aphaia at Aegina D. The temple of Apollo at Delphi E. The Treasury of Siphnians at Delphi
Arrange the historical facts of Christian Art: A. Constantine rulers as Roman emperor B. Catacombs in Rome C. Augustine's City of God D. Justinian rulers as Byzantine emperor E. Turks capture Constantinople
Arrange the artist of cubism with birth date: A. Pablo Picasso B. Juan Gris C. Julio Gonzalez D. Georges Braque E. Jacques Lipchitz
Arrange the paintings of Edouard Manet according to year of creation: A. Boating B. A Bar at the Folies Bergere C. Olympia D. Waitress serving Bocks E. Music at Tuileries
Arrange the paintings of Henri Matisse of Fauvism in chronological order: A. Nude in the Studio B. Icarus C. Luxe, Calme et Volupte D. The Green Stripe E. Luxury I
Arrange them in chronology order according to time period: A. Rastrakuta B. Sunga C. Gupta D. Kushana E. Pala-Sena
Arrange them according to time period: A. Akbar Nama B. Hamza Nama C. Razma Nama D. Tuti Nama E. Babar Nama
Arrange the paintings of Rajasthani Miniature in the chronology order: A. Yuddha Kanda of Ramayana, Mawar B. Raga Dipak, Chunar Ragamala, Bundi C. Krishna and Radha in a Pavilion, Kishangarh D. Dhola and Maru, Jodhpur E. The Hour of Godhuli, Jaipur
Arrange the Paintings of Pahari School in chronological order: A. Krishna Embracing gopis, Guler B. Rasamanjari, Basohli C. Balwant Singh in Prayer, Guler D. Rama and Sita in the forest, Kangra E. Abhisarika Nayika, Kangra
Arrange the caves painting according to the time period: A. Hall of Bulls, Lascaux cave B. Steppe Bision, Altamira cave C. Magaloceros Gallery cave painting Chauvet caves D. Paintings in the La Pasiega cave of Monte Castillo, Spain E. Hand prints and stencils, Cueva de Las Manos
The Hall of Bulls in the Lascaux Cave is famous for its extensive depiction of auroches and wild animals painted on the walls and ceiling. (Assertion A). Scholar suggest that this gallery have been the site of rituals in which multiple individuals participated, based on the organization of space and accumulation of paintings over thousands of years. (Reason R).
The early royal tombs at Saqqara were mastabs flat topped rectangular structures. (Assertion A). Mastabs were used only for burying common people and were never meant for royal families or elite officials. (Reason R).
The Romans developed their building and engineering techniques entirely on their own without assimilating any thing from other cultures. (Assertion A). The Romans recognized the potential of material such as concrete, which allowed them to construct the monumental public buildings that become a major part of their legacy. (Reason R).