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Quiz: A Global Tapestry Results for British Dixon
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Score for this quiz: 25 out of 25
Submitted Mar 26 at 9:43am
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Question 1
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warp
weft
woof
base
background
Question 2
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Greek statuary
the bust of the Emperor Trajan
King Tut’s sarcophagus
a pipe buried with Alexander the Great
tomb tiles of the Egyptian King Menes
In weaving, the lengthwise bers are called the __________.
Ceramic glazing dates back to around 3000 BCE and has been found on __________.
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Question 3
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Egyptians; windows
Chinese; paperweights
Romans; glass vessels
Greeks; mirrors
Phoenicians; glass drinking vessels
Question 4
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plain
pile
satin
twill
hand
Question 5
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Magneto Woman Vessel; North Africans
Icicle Chandelier; Russians
Peking Vase; Chinese
The __________ developed the process of glass blowing and thus made __________ commonplace.
In __________ weaving, found in carpeting and in velvet, loops or knots are tied and when the knotting is nished, the ends are cut to create an
even surface.
Probably the best-known piece of Roman glassware known today is the __________, made by the __________ in the third century CE.
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Portland Vase; Romans
Venetian Vase; Romans
Question 6
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contain batteries
contain strobe lighting
are always placed outside
do not emit light of their own
emit only neon lighting
Question 7
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his great respect for Greek treasures
an art world prejudice that places less importance on functional objects
the incredible rarity of a signed Greek vase
the inferior form of the vase itself
the fact that the incredible painting overshadowed the form of the vase
Question 8
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Unlike a typical chandelier, Dale Chihuly’s are a different species. They __________.
When Thomas Hoving, former Director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, rst saw a ne scene-painted ancient Greek terra cotta vase, he
said, “The rst thought that came to mind was [that] I was gazing not at a vase, but at a painting.” This is indicative of __________.
The botanical forms of __________ are considered some of the nest examples of Art Nouveau glass.
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Cellini
Toulouse-Lautrec
Whistler
Mapping and Webb
Tiffany
Question 9
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a piece of pottery
berglass
coiling
a blown glass object
a wood work
Question 10
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Death Cart
AIDS Buggy
Alarm!
Death Clock
Transport
Cheryl Ann Thomas’s contemporary work Relic130 is best categorized as __________.
Kiff Slemmon’s __________ is a miniature sculpture that was constructed for the Artworks for AIDS exhibition and makes reference to the
history of mass deaths.
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Quiz Score: 25 out of 25
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