diagnostic test apah section 1 part a

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DiagnDstic Test.. -SECTION IPart ATIME: 16 MINUTES

Directions: Questions 1-30 are multiple-choice questions based on slides. In this book, the slideswill be reproduced as photographs. There are four choices for each question; you are to select themost appropriate answer for each question and blacken the appropriate circle on the answer sheet.Each group of slides isprojected for 4 minutes.

Questions 1-9 are based on Figures 1 and 2. Four minutes.

Figure 1

1. The work on the left was painted by(A) Andrea del Castagno(B) Sandro Botticelli(C) Luca Signorelli(D) Giotto di Bondone

2. The work on the left dates from the middleof which century?

Figure 2

3. The patrons of the work on the left were(A) a group of cloistered nuns(B) the Medici family(C) a guild of merchants(D) friars of the Franciscan order

4. In the work on the left, the figure on ourside of the table is(A) Twelfth(B) Fifteenth(C) Seventeenth(D) Nineteenth

(A) Jesus(B) Saint John the Baptist(C) Judas(D) Saint Peter 27


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28 AP Art History5. The painting on the right is by(A) Paolo Veronese(B) Titian(C) Jacopo Tintoretto(D) El Greco

6. In contrast to the work on the left, thework on the right was painted(A) earlier(B) later(C) around the same time in a different city(D) around the same time in the same city

8. These paintings represent the(A) Last Supper(B) meeting of confraternity members(C) Wedding at Cana(D) Supper at Emmaus

9. Both paintings are noteworthy for their(A) geometric stylization(B) abstract patterns(C) illusion of fading objects in the dist(D) use of linear perspective

7. The elongated figures on the right arecharacteristic of which of the followingstyles?(A) Baroque(B) Rococo(C) Mannerism(D) High Renaissance

Questions 10-16 are based on Figures 3 and 4. Four minutes.

Figure 3

10. Both of these artists painted these worksabout events that took place in the(A) artist's own times in his own country(B) artist's own times in another country(C) distant past(D) Bible

Figure 4

11. The principal figure in the work on theright represents(A) War(B) Liberty(C) Intemperance(D) Capitalism


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12. The flag carried by the figure in the workon the right is that of(A) Great Britain(B) Italy(C) Spain(D) France

13. The artist of the work on the left is(A) Theodore Gericault(B) Eugene Delacroix(C) Jean-Antoine Gros(D) Francisco de Goya

14. The principal figure in the left painting is ina pose that is symbolic of(A) Moses(B) Buddha(C) Confucius(D) Jesus

Diagnostic Test 2915. The artist of the work on the left probably

sympathized with(A) the man with his hands up(B) the soldiers on the right(C) no one in the painting(D) everyone in the painting

16. The period most closely identified withthese works is(A) Neoclassicism(B) Rococo(C) Realism(D) Romanticism

Questions: 17-23 are based on Figure 5. Four minutes.

Figure 5

17. The work shown was painted inapproximately what year?(A) 1100(B) 1300(C) 1500(D) 1700

18. This work is typical of the style of paintingproduced in(A) Venice(B) Siena(C) Florence(D) Rome


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30 AP Art History19. This is a selection from a fresco dealingwith

(A) the book of Genesis(B) parables from the life of Christ(C) the end of the world and the rise of theanti-Christ(D) the virtues of good government and

vices of bad government20. This work is an example of which of the

following styles?(A) Baroque(B) Romanesque(C) Ottonian(D) Gothic

21. Key to understanding this work is itslocation in a(A) church(B) banqueting house(C) city hall(D) school

22. The work was painted by(A) Ambrogio Lorenzetti(B) Masaccio(C) Simone Martini(D) Luca Signorelli

23. Works like this are related in style to whichof the following artists?(A) Cimabue(B) Duccio(C) Rogier van der Weyden(D) Pietro Perugino

Questions: 24-30 are based on Figures 6 and 7. Four minutes.

Figure 6

24. These two paintings are from whichmovement in art history?(A) Symbolism(B) Realism(C) Impressionism(D) Post-Impressionism

Figure 7

25. The artist associated with these works is(A) Paul Cezanne(B) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec(C) Pierre-Auguste Renoir(D) Claude Monet


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26. Both of these works were done in themanner typical of that time, which meansthat the artist(A) went into the field and sketched

disparate subjects and put themtogether in his studio

(B) copied and reworked the paintings ofold masters(C) painted outdoors directly from the

subject(D) collaborated with many other artists onone paIntIng

27. These works are unusual in art historybecause(A) the artist made many views of the same

subject from different points of view(B) the artist ignored tradition by painting

landscapes(C) these paintings were meant to be

exhibited together and always remaintogether

(D) both of these paintings were paintedfrom a boat

Diagnostic Test 3128. The date for these paintings is around

(A) 1830(B) 1850(C) 1870(D) 1890

29. The artist who painted these works alsopainted in a series views of(A) Tahiti(B) Mont St-Victoire(C) Rouen Cathedral(D) horses galloping

30. The subject of the work on the right is(A) oaks in a grove(B) poplar trees(C) floods along the Loire River(D) landscapes at Giverny

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