Deck 16: Romanesque Art

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Upon its completion in 1130, the Church of __________ was the largest church in Europe.

A) San Miniato
B) Saint Peter's
C) Cluny III
D) Santo Domingo
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Durham Cathedral introduced a new system of masonry __________, which would become a hallmark of later Gothic architecture.

A) ribbed groin vaults
B) barrel vaults
C) transverse arches
D) strip buttresses
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The nave of the Church of Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe shows the biblical story of _________.

A) the Creation
B) Noah and the Flood
C) the Expulsion
D) Tower of Babel
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The practical nature of the Cistercians led to what change in the traditional monastery plan?

A) the use of concrete instead of stone construction
B) key buildings were placed at right angles to the cloister
C) the church was separated from the cloister by a courtyard
D) an added clerestory provided natural light from above
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In the Priory Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac , the image of __________ dominates the tympanum.

A) Christ as a Pilgrim
B) the crucifixion
C) the Virgin Mary
D) Christ in Majesty
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Cistercians did NOT rely on the __________ found on many Romanesque churches.

A) superbly refined stonework
B) elaborately carved and painted figural decoration
C) harmonious proportions
D) experimental use of masonry vaulting
Question
What was the motivation for many churches to alter the traditional basic basilica plan by adding transepts with eastern chapels that led to an ambulatory with radiating chapels around the apse?

A) the monastic reform of the Cistercians
B) the specific needs of the Benedictine Order
C) the need to accommodate pilgrims
D) changes in liturgical practice
Question
Which architectural feature demonstrates the efforts of church builders at the Benedictine Church of San Clemente in Rome to reclaim the artistic and spiritual legacy of the early church?

A) the use of spolia
B) the apse decoration
C) use of a timber roof
D) all of the above
Question
The Church of Sant Vincenc is an example of the "First Romanesque" because _____________.

A) it is laid out on a pilgrimage plan
B) it is laid out on a basilica plan
C) it relies on stone-vaulting and masonry construction
D) the design allowed for flat-wall continuity along the nave
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The subject of__________ in the

A) knights with their swords drawn
B) bishops, monks and abbots in conversation with the king
C) angry farmers with equipment and simple cloths
D) the king traveling in a ship
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In the realm of secular architecture, the __________, known as the keep in England or the donjon in France, stood in the middle of a courtyard surrounded by walls.

A) Great Tower
B) campanile
C) base
D) stay
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The oldest known bronze tomb effigy is of King __________.

A) Ralph
B) Rudolf of Swabia
C) Reiner of Huy
D) Homilies of Guda
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Intellectual life in the Romanesque period involved the establishment of the first universities in the cities of __________, __________, __________, and __________.

A) London; Florence; Rome; Madrid
B) Bologna; Paris; Oxford; Cambridge
C) Venice; Rome; Paris; Cambridge
D) Oxford; London; Florence; Rome
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The Bayeux Embroidery tells the story of the __________ conquest of England.

A) Norman
B) German
C) Celtic
D) French
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Cluny was unusual among monasteries because the abbot answered to _____________.

A) the Pope
B) the Duke of Burgundy
C) the local feudal lord
D) the Bishop of Paris
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What feature of the cloister at Cluny may have directed and inspired the monks' thoughts and prayers?

A) the garden
B) the fountain
C) carved relief sculpture
D) mosaic floors
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What feature distinguishes Cluniac churches in Burgundy from those elsewhere?

A) accommodations made in the design to fit the needs of pilgrims
B) the use of Corinthian columns and other classicizing elements
C) rich sculptural and painted decorations
D) an emphasis on regional style and tradition
Question
The Romanesque technique of portraying narrative scenes in the geometric confines of column capitals is called a(n) __________.

A) narrative crest
B) canundradic field
C) historiated capital
D) arrogant frieze
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For pilgrims who made the journey to Santiago de Compostela, the ___________ was a badge that attested to their piety and accomplishments.

A) emblemata
B) shell
C) ankh
D) crucifix
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa is actually the __________ of the cathedral complex at Pisa.

A) baptistry
B) crypt
C) campanile
D) altar
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What is a distinctive feature of Durham Cathedral ?

A) the elaborate carving on the columnar piers
B) the system of ribbed groin vaults
C) its place in a fortified complex
D) all of the above
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Romanesque "Throne of Wisdom" statues such as the Virgin and Child may have been used as _______________.

A) reliquaries
B) icons
C) "actors" in liturgical dramas
D) all of the above
Question
What religious theme was often used to decorate the tympanum of Romanesque portals?

A) Christ Enthroned in Majesty
B) the Birth of Christ
C) the Crucifixion of Christ
D) all of the above
Question
How do the reliefs on the left wall of the porch at the Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac differ from imagery carved on the tympanum ?

A) They are more awe-inspiring and didactic.
B) They were originally painted in brightly colored hues.
C) They are more lifelike to convey human frailty.
D) They demonstrate the influence of Islamic art.
Question
The Scivias records ___________________of Hildegard of Bingen.

A) the day-to-day events in the life
B) the musical and theatrical compositions
C) the mystical visions
D) treatises on medicine and natural science
Question
Which feature at the Benedictine Church of San Clemente in Rome was designed because of changes in the twelfth-century liturgy?

A) An ornate ceiling was added to cover the timber roof.
B) The choir for monks, set off by a low barrier of relief panels, was extended into the nave.
C) A baldachin was added to cover the main altar in the apse.
D) All of the above.
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What architectural element of Romanesque portals was used to depict the most important imagery?

A) jambs
B) archivolts
C) lintel
D) tympanum
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Carved historiated capitals such as The Magi Asleep and The Flight into Egypt inside the Cathedral of Saint-Lazare emphasize ___________.

A) the human qualities of religious stories
B) deep theological significance
C) the importance of the church
D) a moral lesson to be learned
Question
What architectural feature of the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption in Pisa is distinctive of Tuscan churches?

A) the dome at the crossing
B) the marble facing of the exterior
C) the campanile
D) the long nave with double side aisles
Question
In the relief Christ and Disciples on the Road to Emmaus , Christ is pictured as a _________ with the attributes of a hat, a satchel, and a walking stick.

A) Good Shepherd
B) pilgrim
C) youthful emperor
D) Nordic king
Question
What detail of The Last Judgment at the Church of Saint-Lazare in Autun demonstrates a level of human interests that encourages viewers to identify with the events depicted?

A) the angels
B) the figures awaiting judgment
C) the demons
D) all of the above
Question
Although a military failure, _________ helped to stimulate trade during the Romanesque period?

A) Norman battles
B) pilgrimages
C) the crusades
D) Dover castle
Question
Which architectural feature was used in Romanesque churches?

A) solid masonry walls and vaults
B) transverse arches
C) pointed barrel vaults
D) all of the above
Question
What was an advantage of stone masonry in the construction of cathedrals?

A) Vaults were more cost efficient
B) Cut stone was readily available.
C) It was less susceptible to fire.
D) It was reminiscent of pagan architecture.
Question
The imagery depicted in the Bayeux Embroidery is best described as a(n) ________________account of the Norman conquest.

A) historically objective
B) anecdotal
C) inaccurate
D) mythical
Question
Probably made by Anglo-Saxon women, the Bayeux Embroidery was produced by what technique?

A) weaving with warp and weft
B) hand-knotting
C) stem and laid-and-couched stitches
D) none of the above
Question
During the Romanesque period, sculpted imagery was placed on the ________________ focusing attention on the portal complexes.

A) arcades
B) altar
C) towers
D) entrances
Question
Which term best describes the tympanum sculpture Christ in Majesty at the Priory Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac ?

A) historiated
B) iconic
C) narrative
D) Mozarabic
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What was St. Bernard of Angers initial protest to the Reliquary Statue of St. Foy ?

A) The reliquary's form seemed idolatrous.
B) The monks at Conques had stolen the relics from the saint's shrine.
C) The statue had been made by pagans.
D) Its use of gold and encrusted jewels was too gaudy.
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During the Romanesque period, ________ largely replaced mosaics on the walls of churches outside of Rome.

A) relief carvings
B) painted murals
C) marble inlay
D) bare expanses of stone
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The Cathedral of Pisa was designed by the master builder __________.

A) John of Worcester
B) Renier of Huy
C) Gislebertus
D) Busketos
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In about 1000 CE, the three geographical areas that continued to supply the best metalwork for aristocratic and ecclesiastical patrons were the areas of __________, __________, __________.

A) Lombardy, the Loire River valley, and the Mosan region
B) Normandy, Lombardy, and the Mosan region
C) the Rhineland, the Meuse River valley, and German Saxony.
D) Northumberland, Canterbury, and Westphalia
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The First Crusade was promoted by Pope __________.

A) Bernard of Clairvaux
B) Alfonso VI
C) Reinier of Huy
D) Urban II
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A __________, which symbolizes the Holy Sepulcher, covers the main altar in the apse of San Clemente.

A) baldachin
B) mausoleum
C) tapestry
D) font
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____________ wrote a guidebook to instruct pilgrims as they traveled through France to Santiago de Compostela.

A) Bernard of Clairvaux
B) Josef Puig I Cadafalch
C) Aymery Picaud
D) Hugh de Semur
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At Cluny, elaborately carved _________in the arcaded galleries of the cloister may have served as memory devices to direct and inspire the monks' thoughts and prayers.

A) niches
B) capitals
C) altars
D) arcehes
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Written by John, a monk of Worchester, the __________ was the earliest known illustrated record of contemporary events in England.

A) Utrecht Psalter
B) Book of Homilies
C) Worchester Chronicle
D) Codex Albertinus
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Reliquaries in the form of ______________ were popular in the region around Conques.

A) famous churches
B) saints
C) body parts
D) jewelry boxes
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The ________________ in Christ in Majesty reflects the Byzantine style.

A) natural proportions of the figure
B) convincing spatial recession
C) softly flowing drapery folds
D) modeling from light to dark in three shades
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In contrast to Bernard of Clairvaux, __________ argued that "God delights in embellishments."

A) Wiligelmo
B) Gislebertus
C) Renier of Huy
D) Theophilus
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To make the images relevant to the audience the artists in the Romanesque style visualized stories in __________________.

A) blank, gold backgrounds
B) elaborate landscapes
C) contemporary settings
D) courtly settings
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One of the benefits for pilgrims who made the journey to Santiago was the opportunity to ________________.

A) practice a trade
B) sell their wares
C) visit relics along the route
D) feel safe and secure
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Wiligelmo, who carved horizontal reliefs across the west façade of Modena Cathedral, may have been influenced by Roman ___________.

A) equestrian portraits
B) triumphal arches
C) sarcophagi
D) imperial portraiture
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The word __________ means "in the Roman manner."

A) spoilia
B) all' antica
C) Romanesque
D) Byzantine
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In keeping with the order's emphasis on disciplined spiritual practice, _______________architecture is characterized by simplicity, austerity, and purity.

A) Cistercian
B) Cluniac
C) Benedictine
D) Islamic
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The artists of the Christ in Majesty in Catalunya combined the Byzantine style with their own ______________ and classical heritage.

A) Islamic
B) Mozarabic
C) Hiberno-Saxon
D) Visigothic
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The inscription on the tympanum at Autun attributing the work to Gislebertus may refer to the name of the artist or of the ________, who was responsible for the sculpture's production.

A) bishop
B) patron
C) pilgrim
D) king
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Any Romanesque image of Mary seated on a throne and holding the baby Jesus on her lap is known as __________.

A) The Throne of Wisdom
B) Virgin of Compassion
C) Theotokos
D) Mater Dolorosa
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Communities during the Romanesque sought to own ________________ because it enhanced their wealth and prestige.

A) relics
B) monasteries
C) parish churches
D) farms
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Although there was a growth in towns and cities during the Romanesque period, Europe largely remained ______________ society.

A) an agricultural
B) a charter
C) a monastic
D) a crusading
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How is Sant Vincenc reminiscent of the Benedictine plan?
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How does Speyer Cathedral emphasize Ottonian qualities?
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What was the political structure of Europe in the Romanesque period?
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How did the exteriors of Tuscan basilicas differ from other early Christian basilicas?
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What are some of the characteristics of Romanesque art and architecture?
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How is the Abbey Church of Saint Peter like Constantine's churches in Rome?
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How did Romanesque builders change the early Christian basilica?
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What affect did pilgrimages and the crusades have on Christendom?
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What role did the scallop shell play in a pilgrimage?
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What did a pilgrimage do for the faithful?
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What inspired the faithful to travel on pilgrimages?
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How was the Monastery of Cluny in Burgundy a city in itself?
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Describe the economic situation during the Romanesque period.
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How does the Worchester Chronicle depict medieval society?
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Why did the Cathedral of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela develop a distinct plan?
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How does the abbey and church of Notre-Dame at Fontenay reflect Cistercian architecture?
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In which cathedrals did masons experiment with vaults?
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How did intellectual life bloom in the eleventh and twelfth centuries?
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The oxen on the Baptismal font by Renier of Huy symbolize ________________.

A) pharisees
B) prophets
C) apostles
D) John the Baptist
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How were pilgrimage churches designed as functional plans?
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1
Upon its completion in 1130, the Church of __________ was the largest church in Europe.

A) San Miniato
B) Saint Peter's
C) Cluny III
D) Santo Domingo
C
2
Durham Cathedral introduced a new system of masonry __________, which would become a hallmark of later Gothic architecture.

A) ribbed groin vaults
B) barrel vaults
C) transverse arches
D) strip buttresses
A
3
The nave of the Church of Saint-Savin-sur-Gartempe shows the biblical story of _________.

A) the Creation
B) Noah and the Flood
C) the Expulsion
D) Tower of Babel
D
4
The practical nature of the Cistercians led to what change in the traditional monastery plan?

A) the use of concrete instead of stone construction
B) key buildings were placed at right angles to the cloister
C) the church was separated from the cloister by a courtyard
D) an added clerestory provided natural light from above
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In the Priory Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac , the image of __________ dominates the tympanum.

A) Christ as a Pilgrim
B) the crucifixion
C) the Virgin Mary
D) Christ in Majesty
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6
Cistercians did NOT rely on the __________ found on many Romanesque churches.

A) superbly refined stonework
B) elaborately carved and painted figural decoration
C) harmonious proportions
D) experimental use of masonry vaulting
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7
What was the motivation for many churches to alter the traditional basic basilica plan by adding transepts with eastern chapels that led to an ambulatory with radiating chapels around the apse?

A) the monastic reform of the Cistercians
B) the specific needs of the Benedictine Order
C) the need to accommodate pilgrims
D) changes in liturgical practice
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8
Which architectural feature demonstrates the efforts of church builders at the Benedictine Church of San Clemente in Rome to reclaim the artistic and spiritual legacy of the early church?

A) the use of spolia
B) the apse decoration
C) use of a timber roof
D) all of the above
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9
The Church of Sant Vincenc is an example of the "First Romanesque" because _____________.

A) it is laid out on a pilgrimage plan
B) it is laid out on a basilica plan
C) it relies on stone-vaulting and masonry construction
D) the design allowed for flat-wall continuity along the nave
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10
The subject of__________ in the

A) knights with their swords drawn
B) bishops, monks and abbots in conversation with the king
C) angry farmers with equipment and simple cloths
D) the king traveling in a ship
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11
In the realm of secular architecture, the __________, known as the keep in England or the donjon in France, stood in the middle of a courtyard surrounded by walls.

A) Great Tower
B) campanile
C) base
D) stay
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The oldest known bronze tomb effigy is of King __________.

A) Ralph
B) Rudolf of Swabia
C) Reiner of Huy
D) Homilies of Guda
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13
Intellectual life in the Romanesque period involved the establishment of the first universities in the cities of __________, __________, __________, and __________.

A) London; Florence; Rome; Madrid
B) Bologna; Paris; Oxford; Cambridge
C) Venice; Rome; Paris; Cambridge
D) Oxford; London; Florence; Rome
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14
The Bayeux Embroidery tells the story of the __________ conquest of England.

A) Norman
B) German
C) Celtic
D) French
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15
Cluny was unusual among monasteries because the abbot answered to _____________.

A) the Pope
B) the Duke of Burgundy
C) the local feudal lord
D) the Bishop of Paris
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What feature of the cloister at Cluny may have directed and inspired the monks' thoughts and prayers?

A) the garden
B) the fountain
C) carved relief sculpture
D) mosaic floors
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17
What feature distinguishes Cluniac churches in Burgundy from those elsewhere?

A) accommodations made in the design to fit the needs of pilgrims
B) the use of Corinthian columns and other classicizing elements
C) rich sculptural and painted decorations
D) an emphasis on regional style and tradition
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18
The Romanesque technique of portraying narrative scenes in the geometric confines of column capitals is called a(n) __________.

A) narrative crest
B) canundradic field
C) historiated capital
D) arrogant frieze
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19
For pilgrims who made the journey to Santiago de Compostela, the ___________ was a badge that attested to their piety and accomplishments.

A) emblemata
B) shell
C) ankh
D) crucifix
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20
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is actually the __________ of the cathedral complex at Pisa.

A) baptistry
B) crypt
C) campanile
D) altar
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21
What is a distinctive feature of Durham Cathedral ?

A) the elaborate carving on the columnar piers
B) the system of ribbed groin vaults
C) its place in a fortified complex
D) all of the above
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22
Romanesque "Throne of Wisdom" statues such as the Virgin and Child may have been used as _______________.

A) reliquaries
B) icons
C) "actors" in liturgical dramas
D) all of the above
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23
What religious theme was often used to decorate the tympanum of Romanesque portals?

A) Christ Enthroned in Majesty
B) the Birth of Christ
C) the Crucifixion of Christ
D) all of the above
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24
How do the reliefs on the left wall of the porch at the Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac differ from imagery carved on the tympanum ?

A) They are more awe-inspiring and didactic.
B) They were originally painted in brightly colored hues.
C) They are more lifelike to convey human frailty.
D) They demonstrate the influence of Islamic art.
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25
The Scivias records ___________________of Hildegard of Bingen.

A) the day-to-day events in the life
B) the musical and theatrical compositions
C) the mystical visions
D) treatises on medicine and natural science
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Which feature at the Benedictine Church of San Clemente in Rome was designed because of changes in the twelfth-century liturgy?

A) An ornate ceiling was added to cover the timber roof.
B) The choir for monks, set off by a low barrier of relief panels, was extended into the nave.
C) A baldachin was added to cover the main altar in the apse.
D) All of the above.
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27
What architectural element of Romanesque portals was used to depict the most important imagery?

A) jambs
B) archivolts
C) lintel
D) tympanum
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28
Carved historiated capitals such as The Magi Asleep and The Flight into Egypt inside the Cathedral of Saint-Lazare emphasize ___________.

A) the human qualities of religious stories
B) deep theological significance
C) the importance of the church
D) a moral lesson to be learned
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29
What architectural feature of the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption in Pisa is distinctive of Tuscan churches?

A) the dome at the crossing
B) the marble facing of the exterior
C) the campanile
D) the long nave with double side aisles
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30
In the relief Christ and Disciples on the Road to Emmaus , Christ is pictured as a _________ with the attributes of a hat, a satchel, and a walking stick.

A) Good Shepherd
B) pilgrim
C) youthful emperor
D) Nordic king
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31
What detail of The Last Judgment at the Church of Saint-Lazare in Autun demonstrates a level of human interests that encourages viewers to identify with the events depicted?

A) the angels
B) the figures awaiting judgment
C) the demons
D) all of the above
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32
Although a military failure, _________ helped to stimulate trade during the Romanesque period?

A) Norman battles
B) pilgrimages
C) the crusades
D) Dover castle
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33
Which architectural feature was used in Romanesque churches?

A) solid masonry walls and vaults
B) transverse arches
C) pointed barrel vaults
D) all of the above
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34
What was an advantage of stone masonry in the construction of cathedrals?

A) Vaults were more cost efficient
B) Cut stone was readily available.
C) It was less susceptible to fire.
D) It was reminiscent of pagan architecture.
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35
The imagery depicted in the Bayeux Embroidery is best described as a(n) ________________account of the Norman conquest.

A) historically objective
B) anecdotal
C) inaccurate
D) mythical
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36
Probably made by Anglo-Saxon women, the Bayeux Embroidery was produced by what technique?

A) weaving with warp and weft
B) hand-knotting
C) stem and laid-and-couched stitches
D) none of the above
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37
During the Romanesque period, sculpted imagery was placed on the ________________ focusing attention on the portal complexes.

A) arcades
B) altar
C) towers
D) entrances
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38
Which term best describes the tympanum sculpture Christ in Majesty at the Priory Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac ?

A) historiated
B) iconic
C) narrative
D) Mozarabic
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39
What was St. Bernard of Angers initial protest to the Reliquary Statue of St. Foy ?

A) The reliquary's form seemed idolatrous.
B) The monks at Conques had stolen the relics from the saint's shrine.
C) The statue had been made by pagans.
D) Its use of gold and encrusted jewels was too gaudy.
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40
During the Romanesque period, ________ largely replaced mosaics on the walls of churches outside of Rome.

A) relief carvings
B) painted murals
C) marble inlay
D) bare expanses of stone
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41
The Cathedral of Pisa was designed by the master builder __________.

A) John of Worcester
B) Renier of Huy
C) Gislebertus
D) Busketos
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42
In about 1000 CE, the three geographical areas that continued to supply the best metalwork for aristocratic and ecclesiastical patrons were the areas of __________, __________, __________.

A) Lombardy, the Loire River valley, and the Mosan region
B) Normandy, Lombardy, and the Mosan region
C) the Rhineland, the Meuse River valley, and German Saxony.
D) Northumberland, Canterbury, and Westphalia
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43
The First Crusade was promoted by Pope __________.

A) Bernard of Clairvaux
B) Alfonso VI
C) Reinier of Huy
D) Urban II
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44
A __________, which symbolizes the Holy Sepulcher, covers the main altar in the apse of San Clemente.

A) baldachin
B) mausoleum
C) tapestry
D) font
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45
____________ wrote a guidebook to instruct pilgrims as they traveled through France to Santiago de Compostela.

A) Bernard of Clairvaux
B) Josef Puig I Cadafalch
C) Aymery Picaud
D) Hugh de Semur
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46
At Cluny, elaborately carved _________in the arcaded galleries of the cloister may have served as memory devices to direct and inspire the monks' thoughts and prayers.

A) niches
B) capitals
C) altars
D) arcehes
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47
Written by John, a monk of Worchester, the __________ was the earliest known illustrated record of contemporary events in England.

A) Utrecht Psalter
B) Book of Homilies
C) Worchester Chronicle
D) Codex Albertinus
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48
Reliquaries in the form of ______________ were popular in the region around Conques.

A) famous churches
B) saints
C) body parts
D) jewelry boxes
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49
The ________________ in Christ in Majesty reflects the Byzantine style.

A) natural proportions of the figure
B) convincing spatial recession
C) softly flowing drapery folds
D) modeling from light to dark in three shades
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50
In contrast to Bernard of Clairvaux, __________ argued that "God delights in embellishments."

A) Wiligelmo
B) Gislebertus
C) Renier of Huy
D) Theophilus
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51
To make the images relevant to the audience the artists in the Romanesque style visualized stories in __________________.

A) blank, gold backgrounds
B) elaborate landscapes
C) contemporary settings
D) courtly settings
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52
One of the benefits for pilgrims who made the journey to Santiago was the opportunity to ________________.

A) practice a trade
B) sell their wares
C) visit relics along the route
D) feel safe and secure
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53
Wiligelmo, who carved horizontal reliefs across the west façade of Modena Cathedral, may have been influenced by Roman ___________.

A) equestrian portraits
B) triumphal arches
C) sarcophagi
D) imperial portraiture
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54
The word __________ means "in the Roman manner."

A) spoilia
B) all' antica
C) Romanesque
D) Byzantine
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55
In keeping with the order's emphasis on disciplined spiritual practice, _______________architecture is characterized by simplicity, austerity, and purity.

A) Cistercian
B) Cluniac
C) Benedictine
D) Islamic
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56
The artists of the Christ in Majesty in Catalunya combined the Byzantine style with their own ______________ and classical heritage.

A) Islamic
B) Mozarabic
C) Hiberno-Saxon
D) Visigothic
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57
The inscription on the tympanum at Autun attributing the work to Gislebertus may refer to the name of the artist or of the ________, who was responsible for the sculpture's production.

A) bishop
B) patron
C) pilgrim
D) king
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58
Any Romanesque image of Mary seated on a throne and holding the baby Jesus on her lap is known as __________.

A) The Throne of Wisdom
B) Virgin of Compassion
C) Theotokos
D) Mater Dolorosa
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59
Communities during the Romanesque sought to own ________________ because it enhanced their wealth and prestige.

A) relics
B) monasteries
C) parish churches
D) farms
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60
Although there was a growth in towns and cities during the Romanesque period, Europe largely remained ______________ society.

A) an agricultural
B) a charter
C) a monastic
D) a crusading
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61
How is Sant Vincenc reminiscent of the Benedictine plan?
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62
How does Speyer Cathedral emphasize Ottonian qualities?
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63
What was the political structure of Europe in the Romanesque period?
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64
How did the exteriors of Tuscan basilicas differ from other early Christian basilicas?
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65
What are some of the characteristics of Romanesque art and architecture?
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66
How is the Abbey Church of Saint Peter like Constantine's churches in Rome?
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67
How did Romanesque builders change the early Christian basilica?
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68
What affect did pilgrimages and the crusades have on Christendom?
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69
What role did the scallop shell play in a pilgrimage?
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70
What did a pilgrimage do for the faithful?
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71
What inspired the faithful to travel on pilgrimages?
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72
How was the Monastery of Cluny in Burgundy a city in itself?
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73
Describe the economic situation during the Romanesque period.
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74
How does the Worchester Chronicle depict medieval society?
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75
Why did the Cathedral of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela develop a distinct plan?
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76
How does the abbey and church of Notre-Dame at Fontenay reflect Cistercian architecture?
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77
In which cathedrals did masons experiment with vaults?
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78
How did intellectual life bloom in the eleventh and twelfth centuries?
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79
The oxen on the Baptismal font by Renier of Huy symbolize ________________.

A) pharisees
B) prophets
C) apostles
D) John the Baptist
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80
How were pilgrimage churches designed as functional plans?
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