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historia

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Evora Reguillo Amoros

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GREEK AND ROMAN ART IIVersion en ligne GREEK AND ROMAN ART par Evora Reguillo Amoros 1 Roman architecture is characterised by a its functionality b its civil engineering c its harmony and proportion d functionality and its civil engineering 2 Its main features are found in the Pantheon: a arches, vaults and domes. b arches and vaults c pronaos, cella and opisthodomos d 3 Form of roman architecture was adapted to a specific function a True b False c d 4 Military victories were celebrated with parades a True b False c d 5 The Empire was connected by roads, with large bridges over rivers and valleys. It also had aqueducts to transport water to the city. a True b Fasle 6 Greek baths were built into the hillside, where the cavea was located. This design helped acoustics and visibility. a True b False c d 7 Roman theatres were built on solid ground. The tiers of seats were raised on arches and vaults. a True b False c d 8 Roman baths often had a courtyard (palaestra) used for boxing and wrestling. a True b False c d 9 Greek was the first civilisation to promote mass entertainment. a True b False c d 10 Gladiator fights and horse races were held in an amphitheatre, like the Colosseum in Rome. a True b False c d 11 What is this? a An aqueduct b A arch c A theatre d 12 Whati is this? a An aqueduct b A theatre c A bath d 13 Whati is this? a An colosseum b A circus maximus c A bath d

GREEK AND ROMAN ART IIVersion en ligne

GREEK AND ROMAN ART

par Evora Reguillo Amoros

Roman architecture is characterised by

its functionality

its civil engineering

its harmony and proportion

functionality and its civil engineering

Its main features are found in the Pantheon:

arches, vaults and domes.

arches and vaults

pronaos, cella and opisthodomos

Form of roman architecture was adapted to a specific function

True

False

Military victories were celebrated with parades

True

False

The Empire was connected by roads, with large bridges over rivers and valleys. It also had aqueducts to transport water to the city.

True

Fasle

Greek baths were built into the hillside, where the cavea was located. This design helped acoustics and visibility.

True

False

Roman theatres were built on solid ground. The tiers of seats were raised on arches and vaults.

True

False

Roman baths often had a courtyard (palaestra) used for boxing and wrestling.

True

False

Greek was the first civilisation to promote mass entertainment.

True

False

Gladiator fights and horse races were held in an amphitheatre, like the Colosseum in Rome.

True

False

What is this?

An aqueduct

A arch

A theatre

Whati is this?

An aqueduct

A theatre

A bath

Whati is this?

An colosseum

A circus maximus

A bath

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GREEK AND ROMAN ART IIVersion en ligne

par Evora Reguillo Amoros

Roman architecture is characterised by

Its main features are found in the Pantheon:

Form of roman architecture was adapted to a specific function

Military victories were celebrated with parades

The Empire was connected by roads, with large bridges over rivers and valleys. It also had aqueducts to transport water to the city.

Greek baths were built into the hillside, where the cavea was located. This design helped acoustics and visibility.

Roman theatres were built on solid ground. The tiers of seats were raised on arches and vaults.

Roman baths often had a courtyard (palaestra) used for boxing and wrestling.

Greek was the first civilisation to promote mass entertainment.

Gladiator fights and horse races were held in an amphitheatre, like the Colosseum in Rome.

What is this?

Whati is this?

Whati is this?