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Chapter 4 Multiple Choice Quiz
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1

The bronze cathedral door panel, Adam and Eve Reproached by the Lord, embodies:
A)the medieval way of seeing
B)the Renaissance way of seeing
C)the picturesque way of seeing
D)the Sublime way of seeing
E)all of the above
2

The medieval way of seeing was based on the sociocultural system of:
A)capitalism
B)socialism
C)feudalism
D)mercantilism
E)communism
3

Which of the following sociocultural factors LEAST influenced Lorenzetti's mural, The Effects of Good Government on the Countryside?
A)city life
B)municipal government
C)the civilization of the countryside
D)a trade-based, merchant-centered economy
E)feudalism
4

Which of the following LEAST influenced Bellini's Saint Francis in the Wilderness?
A)humanism
B)Christian religion
C)a scientific outlook
D)feudalism
E)the rise of individualism
5

During the Middle Ages and early Renaissance who had the most influence on the subject, form, and content of the work of art?
A)the artist
B)the patron
C)the art critic
D)the aesthetician
E)the art historian
6

Picturesque is a way of seeing and representing nature that is based on the values of which social class?
A)working class
B)lower middle class
C)middle class
D)upper class
E)all of the above
7

Chiang Yee's way of depicting the English Lake District is primarily based on which of the following ways of seeing and representing?
A)traditional Chinese
B)contemporary Chinese
C)picturesque
D)traditional Japanese
E)contemporary Japanese
8

The traditional Chinese way of seeing and representing Nature is NOT based on:
A)a capitalist worldview
B)deep respect for nature
C)Confucianism
D)Buddhism
E)Taoism
9

Hokusai's way of seeing and representing is based on:
A)Ukiyo-e philosophy
B)European artistic models
C)traditional Japanese painting
D)traditional Chinese painting
E)all of the above
10

Church's painting Niagara is the sociocultural product of a worldview that is based in:
A)individualism
B)romanticism
C)capitalism
D)democracy
E)all of the above





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