Under the skirt of my house: Why the inhabitants of Tverskaya want to return the sculpture of a woman with a sickle and a hammer to the roof. Of all the arts, the Renaissance especially exalted

1. Name the Achaean heroes (their relatives), the gods who came to take Troy:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

2. The place of worship and veneration in Athens was:

1.Amphitheater; 2. Acropolis; 3. agora.

3. Girls-statues supporting the roof of the temple are called:

1. caryatids; 2.kourosy; 3.atlantes.

4. The columns in the Greek temple of the archaic period were:

1.kourosy; 2.trees; 3.pillars.

5. The largest amphitheater in Rome was:

1. theater of Marcellus; 2. theater of Pompey; 3. Flavian theater.

6.First street monument in the world has become:

1. equestrian statue of Pompey; 2. equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius; 3. equestrian statue of Augustus.

7. Translated from the ancient Greek "parthenos" means:

1. bedspread; 2.gift; 3.girl.

8. The capital of the Corinthian order is:

1.fine sculpture basket;

2. stone pillow;

3.ram horn shape.

9. The architect of the famous Labyrinth on the island of Crete was:

1. Daedalus; 2. Phidias; 3. Polykleitos.

10. The patroness of spring in Greek mythology was:

1.Hera; 2.Aphrodite; 3. Persephone.

11. List all the points of Odysseus' journey:

MHC test. Grade 10. Culture of the East. Middle Ages.

1 option.

1. What type of temples was not present in India:

1.chaitya; 2. mastabas; 3. torana.

2. What is the basis of Chinese cultural stability:

1. religion; 2.writing; 3. canons.

3. Japan made a cultural breakthrough in the era:

1.yayoi; 2.jomon; 3.noo.

4. Translated from Arabic, "Quran" means:

1.reading together; 2.reading together; 3.reading aloud.

5. The civilization of India has more than:

1.5 thousand years; 2.6 thousand years; 3.7 thousand years.

6. During this period, caves, temples, niches were built in China as places of worship:

1.qin; 2. Wei; 3.tan.

7. The world's largest Buddha is located in the city:

1.Beijing; 2.Kyoto; 3.Nara.

8. Rounded, flowing arabesques are called:

1.kufas; 2.sulya; 3.suras.

9. In Indian culture, all rituals, teachings, scientific knowledge, folklore, mythology collected in:

1. in the Bible; 2. in the Vedas; 3.in the Quran.

10. Yellow color in painting and architecture in China means:

1. peasant; 2.tangerine; 3.emperor.

11.The main place in Japanese house counts:

1.hibachi; 2. fusuma; 3.tokonoma.

12. Cross out the excess and explain why you did it:

1. Avicenna; 2. Aristotle; 3. Al-Biruni.

13.Value indian culture:

MHC test. Grade 10. Culture of the East. Middle Ages.

Option 2.

1. Translated from Sanskrit, this word means "knowledge":

2. Rigveda;

2. Chinese landscape painting "shan shui" means:

1. birds-mountains;

2. fish birds;

3.mountain-water.

3. The culture of the Stone Age in Japan, when it developed within the communities themselves, is:

4. Clear, rectangular arabesques in Muslim art are called:

5. The beginning of the caste system in India was put by God:

2. Parvati;

6. An image in China on cut silk is called:

7. One of my favorite stories Japanese artists is:

2.Fujiyama;

8. One of the centers of Muslim culture is:

3. Cordova.

9. Under what king did Buddhism become in India state religion:

1. under Ashoka;

2. under Gautama;

3. under Tamerlane.

10.Main architectural monument in China is:

2.reliquaries;

11. The miniature sculpture of Japan is called:

3.kakemono.

12. To get to the Muslim paradise, you need to go through the bridge of the saint:

1. Michael;

2.Jabrail;

3. Muhammad.

13.Value Chinese culture:

MHC test grade 10. Theme: "Renaissance".1 option.

1. The beginning of the Renaissance in Germany is associated with the name of this artist:

1.Jan Van Eyck;

2.Albrecht Dürer;

3. Hugo Van der Goes.

2.This painting by Pieter Brueghel illustrated bourgeois revolution in the Netherlands:

1. "Cripples";

2. "Hunters in the snow";

3. "The triumph of death."

3. This work of Leonardo da Vinci suffered the most from the negligence of people:

1. " The Last Supper»;

2. "Mona Lisa";

3. "Battle of the Giants".

4. He became a court painter at the age of 18:

1. El Greco;

2. Lucas Cranach the Elder;

3. Diego de Silva Velasquez.

5. The painting of this plafond and ceiling is about 500 sq.m.:

1. Sistine Chapel-Michelangelo;

2.Athenian school-Rafael Santi;

3. Frescoes by Giotto.

6. He is called the founder of surrealism. He owns the painting "Hay Carriage":

1. Masaccio;

2. Pieter Brueghel the Elder;

3. Hieronymus Bosch.

7. What period of the Renaissance does the work of Jean Fouquet belong to:

1.trecento;

2.quatracento;

3.cinquicento.

8. It is called "Northern Leonardo". It is:

1.Albrecht Dürer;

2.Hans Holbein;

3. Rogier Van der Weyden.

1. Michelangelo a- "The Baptism of Christ";

2. Titian b - "Sistine Madonna";

3. Diego Velazquez in - "Dead Christ";

4. Joachim Potimir Mr. "Venus with a Mirror";

5. Hieronymus Bosch d - "Saint Sebastian";

6. Rafael e- "Ship of Fools";

7. Albrecht Dürer - "Pieta";

8. Masaccio s - "Melancholia";

9. Mantegni and - "Expulsion from Paradise";

10. Henri Jean Goujon to - "The Fountain of the Innocents".

10. Give a definition - "Renaissance" -

MHC test grade 10. Theme "Renaissance". 2nd option.

1. The artist painted himself in the image of Christ:

1.Leonardo da Vinci;

2.Albrecht Dürer;

3. Michelangelo Buanarotti.

2. For 25 years he painted portraits of courtiers and kings:

1. Jean Fouquet;

2.Jean Goujon;

3. Francois Clouet.

3.Most great work Jan van Eyck is called:

1. "Madonna of Chancellor Rolin";

2. "Ghent altar";

3. “Spouses Arnolfinni.

4. He created 15 paintings for the Bible from the Apocalypse series:

1.Albrecht Dürer;

2.Hans Holbein;

3. Lucas Cranach the Elder.

5. Creativity Tintoretto belongs to the period:

1.tricento;

2.square;

3.cinquicento.

6. For this picture, Paolo Veronese was called to the court of the Inquisition:

1. "Venus and Adonis";

2. "Feast in the house of Libya";

3. "Crucifixion".

7. “Crete gave him life, and the brush gave him Toledo,” who is being referred to:

1. about Diego Velasquez;

2. about Rogier van der Weyden;

3. about El Greco.

8. His name begins the Venetian Renaissance:

1.Donato Bramante;

2.Parmigianino;

1. Tintoretto a. "Sleeping Venus";

2. Raphael b. "Portrait of Francis";

3. Diego de Silva Velasquez c. "Coronation with a crown of thorns";

4.Giorgione, The Last Supper;

5. Hieronymus Bosch d. "The School of Athens";

6. Hans Holbein the Younger e. "Spinners";

7.Gentimi Bellini w. "Library of St. Lorenz";

8.Michelangelo h. "French ambassadors";

9. Albrecht Durer and. "The Miracle of the Holy Cross";

10. Francois Clouet, The Four Horsemen.

11. Define "bodegons" -

ARTS

Arts

Fundamental, or basic 1 synthetic, or mixed

spatial,

Or plastic

Temporary

Spatio-temporal

picture

Tectonic

Spectacular and gaming technical

Art

Images

Synthesis of the arts of the word, sound, image

Periodization of the history of ancient Egypt.

predynasticperiod- « zerodynasty- 50-31centuries. beforen. uh.

DYNASTIC PERIOD:

Early period(I-II dynasty) 31-28 centuries. BC.

ancient kingdom(III-IV dynasty) 28-23 centuries. BC.

1st transition period(VII-X dynasty) 23-21 centuries. BC.

Middle Kingdom (XI-XII dynasty) 21-18 centuries. BC.

2nd transitional period (XIII-XVII dynasty) 18-16 centuries. BC.

New Kingdom (XVIII-XX dynasty) 16-11 centuries. BC e.

Late period(XXI-XXX dynasty) 1085-332 BC.

Greco-Roman period - 332-30 BC – 395 AD

Coptic-Byzantine period - 395 - 642 years.

Arabic period from 642

ARCHITECTURE OF ANCIENT EGYPT.

structures	ancient kingdom	middle kingdom	new kingdom
The dwelling of the dead
home of the gods
dwelling of the living

Major events in prehistoric culture

Cultural period	Major cultural events
Paleolithic - ancient stone Age(up to 12 thousand years BC) Middle Paleolithic Mousterian Late Paleolithic Sollutre	Matriarchy mastering the fire Gathering and hunting totemism cave dwellings Dwellings from natural materials(bones, skins, wood) Colorful strokes, spots, zigzags, spirals, contours of hands on the walls of the caves. Widespread use of ocher. Paleolithic Venuses. Complex contour and line drawing animals in complex poses and turns. supreme flourish Paleolithic cultures - Lascaux Cave in France, "Sistine Chapel", Altamira in Spain.
Mesolithic - Middle Stone Age (12-8 thousand BC)	Invention of the bow and arrow. Microlithic tools. The art of multi-figure composition. Pictograms.
Neolithic - new stone age (7-2 thousand years BC.)	Patriarchy. Agriculture and cattle breeding The appearance of non-natural materials (ceramics, fabrics). Geometric (magic) ornament. The appearance of raw brick and daubed clay dwellings. Megalithic structures (menhirs, cromlechs, dolmens). The first musical instruments (rattles, flutes, harps). Use of symbolic messages and pictograms to convey messages.
Bronze Age(3-2 thousand BC)	The stratification of society. The first slave states. Under construction architectural structures primitive man: megaliths: menhirs, dolmens and cromlechs.
Age of Iron (1 thousand BC)	Metal weapon. Decorative and applied art. Pantomime and music.

MHC test Grade 10 "Primitive art" 1 option.

1.What are characteristics primitive culture?

2. What is "cultural syncretism"? _________________________________________________________________________

3. What are the three periods of the Stone Age and why are they called that?

4. What period of the Stone Age is considered the peak of prosperity primitive art?

5. Who was most often portrayed by primitive artists?

6. Write the name of the most famous caves where the painting of the primitive age was found.

7. In what period of the Stone Age appear plot compositions?

8. What is a pictogram?

9. What are megalithic structures and in what era did they appear?

MHC test grade 10 "Primitive art" option 2.

1. What was the name of the amateur archaeologist who discovered the paintings in the Altamira cave?

2. What made primitive man draw and sculpt?

3. What sciences allow us to judge the art of the primitive system?

4. In what century was the question of the existence of primitive art resolved?

5. What is art called modern peoples Africa, Australia and Oceania?

6. Name the features of primitive culture:

7. What is "totemism" and how did it arise?

8. What megalithic structures do you know?

9. What is a pictographic letter?

Test grade 10. MHC. Art of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. 1 option.

1. What was called in Mesopotamia "the house of tablets":

1. library;

2. The facade of which temple in Egypt is decorated with four 20-meter statues of the pharaoh:

1. Luxor;

2. Karnak;

3. Abu Simbel.

3. This country gave the world new terms in music "genres", "modes" and "intervals":

2. Mesopotamia;

4.Horizontal belt in Egyptian sculpture was called:

1. relief;

2. register;

3. bas-relief.

5. The main musical instruments in Egypt were:

1. flute, lyre and flute;

2. flute, drum and flute;

3. flute, lyre and drum.

6. Define:

Special hand gestures to express rhythm and melody……………………….

General detail of the male and female ancient Egyptian costume……………………………

The hero of the Sumerian epic……………………………………………………………………………

architectural element, which was first used in Mesopotamia was called ……………………………

The statuette of the funeral cult in Mesopotamia is………………………………..

7. Determine the place of creation of cultural monuments:

….- Gate of Goddess Ishtar 1.- Ancient Egypt

….- Pyramid of Cheops 2. – Mesopotamia

….- Hanging Gardens of Babylon

…. – Hieroglyphs

…. - Narmer palette

…. - Pyramid of Djoser

…. - The myth of Gilgamesh

…. - Tomb of Tutankhamen

…. - Laws of Hammurabi

…. – Ziggurat

MHC test grade 10. Art of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Option 2.

1. The books of this king helped decipher the cuneiform of Mesopotamia:

1. Tutankhamen;

2. Ashurbanipal;

3. Ramses.

2. Her sculptural portrait was found by archaeologist L. Borchard in 1912:

1. Nefertarri;

3. Nefertiti.

3. Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is located in the valley:

4. Mummification took place in:

1. lower temple;

2. upper temple;

3. in the temple of Anubis.

5. Amarna period, refers to the reign of the king:

1. Ramses;

2.Amenhotep;

3. Nebuchadnezzar.

6. Finish the sentence:

The striped head scarf of the pharaoh is called…………………………………………………………………..

The stepped tower-like temple is called……………………………………..

Canon is……………………………………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………………………………………………

The art of making round and cylindrical carved stone seals is called……………………………..

Towers in the form of a trapezoid with high obelisks are called………………………….

7. Match the terms and definitions:

..... - signs-drawings 1.priests

…. - king in Ancient Egypt 2.cuneiform

…. – letter system of writing 3.astronomy

…. - temple servants 4. hieroglyphs

... - the oldest writing in Mesopotamia 5. ziggurat

…. - the science of celestial bodies 6.alphabet

…. - the main religious building in Mesopotamia 7. pharaoh

…. – vessel for mummification 8.ushebti

…. – funeral figurine 9. mastaba

…. - a tomb for the nobility, the forerunner of the pyramids 10.canopic

MHC test. Grade 10. Theme "Antiquity".

1 option.

1. List all the Trojans mentioned in Homer's poem "The Iliad" and who they were to each other:

2. What period of Greek art history does the Lion Gate at Mycenae belong to:

1. Achaean;

2.classic;

3. Cretan-Mycean.

3.Freeze is:

1. upper part of the column;

2.roof decoration;

3. pillow holding the roof.

4. The main temple of Rome was:

2. Praxitel;

6. What is the name of the Roman god, which corresponded to the Greek god Ares:

7. In what period of Roman art did statues begin to express inhuman greatness:

1.republic;

3.Empire.

8. The basis of many building techniques in Rome was:

1.greek art;

2.Italic art;

3. Etruscan art.

9. For what purpose were aqueducts built:

1. sewerage system;

2.water supply system;

3. road system.

10.Who from Greek gods forged a shield for Achilles:

11. List the exploits of Hercules:

The Acropolis of Athens is not only the main attraction Greek capital, but also the largest archaeological site world heritage of UNESCO. He long time was under restoration, now historical monument renovated and is looking forward to guests from different corners peace. In 2009, the Acropolis Museum was officially opened.

The cultural treasure of Athens is the Acropolis of Athens, which is described in the article.

This historical monument consists of a group of unique structures erected in the 5th century BC. on the initiative of the ruler Pericles. The beautiful one was built under the guidance of the most talented architects of that era - Mnesicles, Phidias and others. The acropolis was built for the purpose of holding worship services.

The Acropolis of Athens is spread over an area of 3 hectares at an altitude of 156 meters above sea level. It includes the majestic temples of Athena the Victorious, Athena the Virgin, Nike, Poseidon, the magnificent Parthenon and many other buildings. Enter the Acropolis only through the gate - Propylaea.

The ancient Greeks admired the monumental Propylaion and called this majestic gate "the shining face of the acropolis". The propylion was badly damaged by the explosion of a gunpowder warehouse, which was organized in this place by Turkish soldiers.

To the right of the entrance to the Acropolis of Athens is the temple of Nike Apteros. This small building looks elegant and solemn. A sculpture of the goddess Nike was erected in the temple. According to legend, at first she had wings, but then they were cut off. locals so that Victory is always with them. During the occupation of the Turkish conquerors, the temple was destroyed, and a fortification bastion was built from its materials. Later, from the blocks that miraculously survived, a new temple of the goddess Nike was restored.

In the northern part of the acropolis, a marble structure stands out - unique monument architecture, work classical art- Erechtheion. In ancient times, there was a place of worship for the gods. The Athenians built two temples under one roof, which were dedicated to the gods Athena and Poseidon. became known as the Erechtheion. On the east side was the temple of Athena, where stood an ancient wooden sculpture of the goddess, who, according to legend, fell from the sky. A little lower was the Temple of Poseidon.

In the Erechtheion, tourists admire the Portico of the Daughters. These are six lovely sculptures of beautiful girls that support the roof of the temple. Later they were called Caryatids, as women from small town Kariya, who were famous for their unearthly beauty, exceptional proportions. One sculpture from the Caryatids in the 19th century by permission Turkish Sultan brought to England by Lord Elgin. Famous Elgin and currently can be seen in

The highest point of the rocky hill crowns the Parthenon. This unique structure is 69.5 m long and 30.9 m wide. The building is surrounded by 46 ten-meter columns. Interior decoration The temple is not rich, because in ancient times people worshiped God near the temple without going inside. In the temple, only a sculpture of a deity was installed. In the magnificent Parthenon there was a sculpture of Athena - a twelve-meter statue, which was carved by Phidias from delicate ivory and gold. Later, this sculpture was taken by the conquerors to Constantinople.

The austere and monumental Parthenon is a unique building in terms of geometry. All columns of the Parthenon are set at a slight inclination inwards. Modern seismologists have found that this trick gives the structure an unusual stability during earthquakes. The columns of the Parthenon differ from each other in size - at the corners the columns are more voluminous in relation to the rest. The corner columns are perfectly illuminated from all sides, which visually reduces their volume.

Come to sunny Greece. Your vacation will be filled with a variety of exciting excursions that will allow you to get in touch with the main attractions of the country. Among them, the Athenian Acropolis stands out as a bright pearl. A photo against its background will allow you to stop time for a moment: bright modernity and gray-haired antiquity will merge together.

Control testing

MHK for the course of the 10th grade.

Explanatory note

to the attestation material on world art culture for the 10th grade course

Intermediate certification for the course of the 10th grade is carried out in order to identify the level of knowledge on the topics "Artistic culture primitive society And ancient civilizations”, “Artistic culture of antiquity”, “Artistic culture of the Middle Ages”, “Artistic culture medieval East”, “The Artistic Culture of the Renaissance” in the form control testing.

The attestation material is compiled on the basis of the federal component of the state standard of the secondary (complete) general education(baseline), exemplary (typical) curriculum and the author's program: World Artistic Culture: Programs for educational institutions. 5-11 cells / condition G.I. Danilova. - 6th ed., revised. – M.: Bustard, 2011.

The following teaching aids:

World art culture: a textbook for grade 10 / G.I. Danilova - M .: Bustard, 2013

The structure of the certification work:

This testing covers material on the world artistic culture of primitive society, the culture of antiquity, the Middle Ages, the medieval East and artistic culture Renaissance. A basic level of. To complete the work - 45 minutes. The proposed test consists of 3 parts

Part 1 - 20 questions (from 1 to 20 questions) - basic level,

Part 2 - 5 questions (from 21 to 25 questions) - constructive (for ratio),

Part 3 - 1 (question 26) - creative task

TEST

1 part

1. What was the least common in the early rock paintings

a) an image of a person

b) animals

2. Girls - statues supporting the roof of the temple are called:

a) caryatids;

b) kouros;

c) Atlantis

3. What is the name of the most famous ancient Greek temple:

a) the Acropolis

b) Parthenon;

4. The Sphinx is a stone structure in the form

a) a lion with a human head;

b) a man with a jackal's head;

c) a cat with a human head.

5. "German chivalrous medieval poets-singers who sang love for a lady, service to God and overlord, chivalrous deeds and Crusades":

a) minstrels;

b) minnesingers;

c) troubadours.

6. This architectural monument is a synthesis artistic experience antiquity and the views of Christianity: "It is large in size: the diameter of the dome is about 32 meters, and its base ring is raised to the height of a 14-storey building (more than 40 meters)".

a) St. Sophia Cathedral in Polotsk;

b) Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.

c) St. Basil's Cathedral;

7. The art of the Middle Ages is imbued with the spirit:

a) symbolism;

c) mythology.

8. The cultural movement of the Renaissance opposed the cult of Man to the church ideology, hence the name:

a) reformation;

b) intuitionism

c) humanism;

9. Distinctive features Renaissance:

a) the connection of culture and religion, the subordination of a person to the church;

b) imitation of antiquity, depriving a person of the right to develop his abilities;

c) the secular nature of culture, humanism, an appeal to antiquity.

10. Of all the arts, the Renaissance especially exalted:

a) pictorial;

b) "art of the word";

c) musical.

11. Favorite subject of Renaissance painting:

A) historical events Italy 14th-16th centuries;

b) Madonna and Child;

c) image of the nature of Italy.

12. Among the works of this artist are "Kiss of Judas", "Lamentation of Christ" and others:

a) Brunelleschi

b) Giotto;

c) Botticelli.

13. Main influence on art Ancient Rus' rendered:

a) art Western Europe;

b) art ancient east;

c) the art of Byzantium.

c) Leonardo da Vinci.

14. The time frame of the Renaissance:

a) 12-15 centuries;

b) 12-14 centuries;

c) 13-16 centuries.

15. What is the difference between the masters of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages:

a) they wanted to remain anonymous;

b) they gave originality to the works and emphasized their authorship;

c) they copied the old masters.

16. One of the picturesque recent works Michelangelo was made in 1514 a huge fresco Sistine Chapel. Which biblical story was pictured?

a) "Creation of the world";

b) "Flood";

c) The Last Supper

17. Time frame Northern Renaissance:

a) 14-16 centuries;

b) 12-16 centuries;

c) 15-16 centuries.

18. The heyday of stone architecture in Rus' is associated with the name of the prince:

a) Andrei Bogolyubsky;

b) Vladimir

c) Yaroslav the Wise;

19. In the work of Dürer, the Renaissance clarity of ideas

combined:

a) scientifically;

b) with medieval fantasy and superstition;

c) with optimism.

20. The main characters in the paintings of Pieter Brueghel:

a) people and nature;

b) biblical prophets;

c) wealthy citizens.

part 2

1) "Gioconda"; a) Michelangelo

2) "Birth of Venus"; b) Botticelli;

3) "David", c) Leonardo da Vinci

a) hay cart 1) Albrecht Durer;

b) "Battle of Carnival and Lent"; 2) Hieronymus Bosch;

c) "The Horseman, Death and the Devil"; 3) Pieter Brueghel .

23. Albrecht Dürer made 15 engravings on the theme of the Apocalypse. Known sheet "Horseman, death and the devil", symbolizing 3 destructive forces. Name the destructive force each of the horsemen symbolized.

2- ; 3- .

24. Set the ratio of eras, styles and artistic methods proposed definitions, making pairs of numbers and letters:

1 .At the heart of the worldview is the idea of the existence of two worlds (dualism). Interpenetration of the earthly and otherworldly. In architecture - 2 leading styles - Romanesque and Gothic. Appearance secular literature, poetry of troubadours, trouvers, minnesingers and vagantes; emergence of liturgical drama. The human body was considered the seat of sin and vice. Art was subordinate to the church. The leading art form is architecture. The temple is the bible in stone.

2 .The “exemplary, classical” era that replaced the ancient, primitive civilizations in sculpture, architecture, literature, philosophy, oratory. This is the cradle of all European civilization. The basis of artistic culture in this era is a myth. The ideal was the image of a human citizen, developed harmoniously and spiritually. The masterpieces of this era inspired poets and artists, playwrights and composers for many centuries, giving rise to an idea of a world of perfect beauty and the power of the human mind.

3 .“The era that needed titans and gave birth to titans in the power of thought, passion and character, in versatility and scholarship”: Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael ... Increased interest in ancient culture. Art sings of the beauty of nature, harmony human body, poetry human feelings. The increased number of secular motifs in culture . At the heart of culture in this era were the ideas of humanism. Asceticism was overthrown (the church teaching that the human body is the receptacle of sin, and earthly life- stinking). main topic art - Man, harmoniously and comprehensively developed, his power and greatness. The man and his mind is erected on a pedestal.

A) resurrection

In the Middle Ages

D) Antiquity

25. Make pairs of columns 1 and 2, comparing the name of the country and the concepts (geographical units, cultural monuments, phenomena, figures, etc.) related to it:

B) Japan

D) Tibet, Huang He, Yangtze, Confucius...

E) kimono, samurai, ikebana, tanka and haiku ...

E) Taj Mahal, Ganges, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Ayurveda

part 3

26 . In creativity Raphael a significant place is occupied by paintings depicting the Madonna: "Madonna Conestabile", "Madonna in Greenery", "Madonna with a Goldfinch", " Sistine Madonna"and others. One of the above works is recognized as the deepest and most beautiful embodiment of the theme of motherhood in Renaissance painting . Analyze this work.

KEYS:

question number		Number of points




















	1 - c, 2 - b, 3 - a
	1-c, 2-a, 3-b;
	wind, fire, water,
	1 - C, 2 - D, 3 - A	5 points (1 - 2b, 2 - 1b, 3 - 2b)
	A-E, B-D, C-D
	"Sistine Madonna"

Criteria for evaluating work:

Maximum amount points - 40

35 - 40 points - "5" - excellent

25 - 34 points - "4" - good

19 - 24 points - "3" - satisfactory

Less than 19 points - "2" - unsatisfactory

TEST
1 option
1. What was least seen in early rock paintings
a) an image of a person;
b) animals.
2. What is not a wonder of the world?
a) the pyramids at Giza;
b) the Great Wall of China;
c) a statue of Zeus.
3. Girls - statues supporting the roof of the temple are called:
a) caryatids;
b) kouros;
c) Atlantis
4. What is the name of the most famous ancient Greek temple:
a) the Acropolis
b) Parthenon;
c) Ilion.
5. The Sphinx is a stone structure in the form of:
a) a lion with a human head;
b) a man with a jackal's head;
c) a cat with a human head.
6. "German chivalrous medieval poets, singers who sang love for
lady, service to god and overlord, chivalrous exploits and crusades":
a) minstrels;
b) minnesingers;
c) troubadours.
7. This architectural monument is a synthesis of the artistic experience of antiquity and
the views of Christianity: "It is large in size: the diameter of the dome is about 32
meters, and its base ring is raised to the height of a 14-storey building (more than 40
meters)".
a) St. Sophia Cathedral in Polotsk;
b) Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.
c) St. Basil's Cathedral;
8. The art of the Middle Ages is imbued with the spirit:
a) symbolism;
b) science;
c) mythology.
9. The cultural movement of the Renaissance opposed the church ideology
Cult of Man, hence the name:
a) reformation;

b) intuitionism
c) humanism;
10. Distinctive features of the Renaissance:
a) the connection of culture and religion, the subordination of a person to the church;
b) imitation of antiquity, depriving a person of the right to develop his
abilities;
c) the secular nature of culture, humanism, an appeal to antiquity.
11. Of all the arts, the Renaissance especially exalted:
a) pictorial;
b) "art of the word";
c) musical.
12. Favorite subject of Renaissance painting:
a) the historical events of Italy in the 1416th centuries;
b) Madonna and Child;
c) image of the nature of Italy.
13. The main influence on the art of Ancient Rus' had:
a) the art of Western Europe;
b) the art of the Ancient East;
c) the art of Byzantium.
14. The time frame of the Renaissance:
a) 1215 century;
b) 1214 century;
c) 1316 century.
15. The heyday of stone architecture in Rus' is associated with the name of the prince:
a) Andrei Bogolyubsky;
b) Vladimir
c) Yaroslav the Wise;
16. Match the title of the work and the author:
1) "Gioconda"; a) Michelangelo
2) "Birth of Venus"; b) Botticelli;
3) "David", c) Leonardo da Vinci
17. Make pairs of columns 1 and 2, matching the name of the country and the concept
(geographical units, cultural monuments, phenomena, figures, etc.) to it
related:
a) India; 1) Tibet, Huang He, Yangtze, Confucius
b) China; 2) kimono, samurai, ikebana, tanka and haiku…
c) Japan 3) Taj Mahal, Ganges, Mahabharata, Ayurveda
18. What is the significance of the culture of Antiquity for world art?
Criteria for evaluating work:
115 tasks - 1 point
16 task 2 points
17 task 3 points
18 task 5 points

23 - 25 points - "5" excellent
17 22 points - "4" good

Intermediate certification according to MHK grade 10 (test)
This testing covers material on world artistic culture
primitive society, culture of antiquity, middle ages, medieval
East and the artistic culture of the Renaissance. A basic level of. On
performance of work 45 minutes.
TEST
Option 2
1. The first type of art in the history of primitive society was:
a) architecture;
b) rock art;
c) dance.
2. Which of the proposed options for architectural structures is not
refers to the Seven Wonders of the World:
a) Tower of Babel
b) Hanging Gardens of Babylon;
c) Lighthouse of Alexandria.
3. What was the name great book wisdom of the Hebrew people?
a) the New Testament;
b) the Bible;
c) the gospel.
4. Name the first architectural structures:
a) pyramids
b) ziggurats;
c) megaliths;
d) temples.
5. Where Papyrus Was Invented:
a) Egypt
b) Ancient Western Asia;
c) Ancient Greece.
6. Name an architectural structure ancient rome where they played
pantomime, gladiator fights took place:
a) Pantheon
b) the terms of Caracalla.
c) the Colosseum;
7. In what era did Christianity spread:
a) antiquity;
b) the Middle Ages;
c) Renaissance;
d) Enlightenment.

8. Name the sacred part of the temple:
a) apse;
b) an altar;
c) a basilica.
9. The most famous icon of Andrei Rublev:
a) Archangel Michael
b) "Apostle Paul";
c) Trinity.
10. What instrument in Rus' enjoyed special respect, its ringing
drives away death and disease:
a) harp;
b) bells;
c) pipes.
11. One of ancient types religious buildings of Buddhism is:
a) a monastery
b) pagoda;
c) stupa;
d) temple.
12. The most significant type of art in Ancient Rus' was:
a) music;
b) literature;
c) temple architecture.
13. The revival in Europe was most clearly manifested:
a) in France
b) in the Netherlands;
c) in Italy.
14. The author of the painting "Mona Lisa":
a) Botticelli
b) Raphael;
c) Leonardo da Vinci.
15. What is the name literary genre, created by T. Mor and T.
Campanella, in which they embodied the dream of a just and happy
society:
a) utopia;
b) pastoral;
c) idyll.
16. Match architectural structures and styles:
a) Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris; 1) Roman style;
b) Cathedral in Cologne; 2) Gothic style.
c) Assumption Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin;
d) St. Basil's Cathedral.
17. Establish a correspondence between the names of Renaissance artists and
titles of their works:
a) Raphael 1) "The Last Supper";
b) Leonardo da Vinci; 2) a statue of David;
c) Michelangelo Buanorotti; 3) "Sistine Madonna";

18. What is the significance of the culture of the Renaissance for world art?
Criteria for evaluating work:
115 tasks - 1 point
16 task 2 points
17 task 3 points
18 task 5 points
The maximum number of points is 25
23 - 25 points - "5" excellent
17 22 points - "4" good
11 16 points - "3" satisfactory
Less than 10 points "2" unsatisfactory
Intermediate certification according to MHK grade 10 (test)
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