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Egyptian Art and Architecture

تاریخ · مصر باستان · سن ۹ تا ۱۱ سال
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  1. What is a mastaba?

    • A pyramid with smooth sides
    • A flat-roofed tomb with sloped sides
    • A pointed stone pillar
  2. Egyptian artists drew people in the sideways pose because they had not learned how to draw any other way.

    دور یکی دایره کشیدن:   درست   نادرست

  3. Each of the four giant statues at Abu Simbel shows a different god.

    دور یکی دایره کشیدن:   درست   نادرست

  4. In Egyptian paintings, how is a person's eye usually drawn?

    • From the side
    • From the front
    • Looking down
  5. In Egyptian paintings, each person's drawn size shows how tall they really were.

    دور یکی دایره کشیدن:   درست   نادرست

  6. Pyramids were built as tombs for pharaohs, while temples like Karnak were built to honor the gods.

    دور یکی دایره کشیدن:   درست   نادرست

  7. Which order shows how Egyptian monument design changed over time?

    • Mastaba, step pyramid, smooth pyramid, rock-cut temple
    • Rock-cut temple, smooth pyramid, step pyramid, mastaba
    • Smooth pyramid, mastaba, rock-cut temple, step pyramid
  8. Each giant statue at Abu Simbel is about as tall as a six-story building. Zane's apartment building has 2 stories. About how many of Zane's buildings stacked up would match one statue?

    • 2 buildings stacked up
    • 6 buildings stacked up
    • 3 buildings stacked up
  9. An archaeologist finds an old tomb that is low and flat-roofed with sloped sides. What has she found?

    • A step pyramid, built after the smooth pyramids
    • A rock-cut temple, the latest design
    • A mastaba, one of the earliest tomb designs
  10. Egyptian artists did not draw people the way they really looked. What were the two big rules they followed instead?

    • Show the body's clearest parts in one pose, and use size to show importance
    • Draw everyone small, and only use the color black
    • Copy nature exactly, and never draw gods
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  1. A flat-roofed tomb with sloped sides · The mastaba was the earliest tomb shape: a low, flat-roofed building with sloped sides.
  2. نادرست · Egyptian artists were skilled. They chose the pose on purpose because it showed every body part clearly.
  3. نادرست · All four giant statues at Abu Simbel show Ramesses II himself, not different gods.
  4. From the front · Egyptian artists drew the eye facing forward even though the body faced sideways, so it looked whole and alive.
  5. نادرست · Drawn size showed importance, not real height. A pharaoh could be drawn huge next to servants who were really just as tall.
  6. درست · Pyramids were royal tombs. Temples like Karnak were built to honor the gods, and both showed the pharaoh's power.
  7. Mastaba, step pyramid, smooth pyramid, rock-cut temple · Design moved from simple flat-roofed mastabas, to stepped pyramids, to smooth-sided pyramids, and later to temples cut into rock cliffs.
  8. 3 buildings stacked up · Six stories split into groups of 2 stories makes 3 groups, so 3 of Zane's buildings stacked up would match one statue.
  9. A mastaba, one of the earliest tomb designs · A low, flat-roofed tomb with sloped sides is a mastaba, the design that came before the pyramids.
  10. Show the body's clearest parts in one pose, and use size to show importance · Egyptian art followed two rules: a pose that showed every body part clearly, and bigger figures for more important people.
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