Analyzing Art — Unit test Answers

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What is moko?

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Tattooed designs of the Maori people that became a personal signature.

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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences.

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The specific question is not included. Please provide the question prompt so I can answer it in 3–4 complete sentences.

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How was the robe painting seen above acquired?

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Answers may vary. The robe was collected by Lewis and Clark on their expedition into the western lands acquired by the United States in the Louisiana Purchase. It was sent to President Jefferson.

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What role did women play in creation of the Maori Meeting House?

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Women wove the decorative tukutuku panels inside the meeting house

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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences.

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The specific question is not included. Please provide the question prompt so I can answer it in 3–4 complete sentences.

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What do the two Frida’s in the image above represent?

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Answers may vary. The Frida on the left, in the white dress, represents her European identity, and the Frida on the right, in a traditional Mexican peasant dress, represents her Mexican identity.

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What caused many of the Moai at Easter Island to be destroyed?

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Answers may vary. Many of them were knocked down and destroyed when the natives entered a period of warfare among themselves.

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What is the Land of Four Quarters?

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Another name for the Inca Empire

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How many Moai figures have been discovered on Easter Island?

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around 500
B
around 1,000
C
around 2,000
D
around 5,000
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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences. Name this example of Rock art. Explain the history of this piece and what it shows.

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This is a Coso Range hunting scene, a Native American petroglyph from California. It was made by pecking or scratching through the dark rock surface to expose the lighter stone beneath. The scene shows people hunting animals, including bighorn sheep. It may have been connected to hunting traditions or ceremonies intended to help ensure a successful hunt.

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What is the name of the image above?

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Portrait of a German Officer

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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences. Name and describe this type of sculpture. Which group created this type of sculpture?

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This is an Olmec colossal head, a monumental sculpture carved from a large stone, usually basalt. The heads are thought to portray important Olmec rulers or leaders. The Olmec people of ancient Mesoamerica created this type of sculpture.

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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences. Name and describe this Mayan sculpture. Explain the cultural practice that can be observed in this sculpture.

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This is a Maya stucco portrait head, likely depicting a high-status person, with carefully modeled facial features and an elaborate headdress. The head’s elongated shape reflects the Maya practice of cranial modification. In this practice, an infant’s head was gently shaped over time to create an elongated appearance, which was considered beautiful and could indicate social status. The headdress also suggests the importance of personal adornment and rank in Maya society.

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What were the artist’s two major influences for the mural above?

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Mexican folk art and Renaissance frescoes

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How did the Northwest Coast people develop and use animal imagery in their homes?

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Answers will vary. Northwest Coast people lived in extended family groups or clans that claimed descent from a mythic animal or animal-human ancestry. The family derived its name and the right to use certain animals and spirits as emblems or crests from its mythic ancestor.

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What do the parts of the image above represent?

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Answers may vary.The currents are represented by sticks held together by coconut fibers, and the shells mark the islands on the route.

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