Benchmark 1

Ceramics IIBenchmark 11. What type of Greek vase is this?KraterPyxisHydraAmphora

2. What type of Greek vase is this?LekythosPyxis KylixAmphora

3. What type of Greek vase is this?KraterHydraLekythosPyxis

4. What type of Greek vase is this?KylixAmphoraLekythos Hydra

5. What type of Greek vase is this?KylixPyxisHydraAmphora

6. What type of Greek vase is this?HydraKylixPyxisLekythos

7. Which technique was developed first?Black figureRed figure 8. Which technique focuses more on the form of the vase?Black figureRed figure9. Which technique creates a more naturalistic human figure?Black figureRed figure10. Which technique eventually became obsolete?Black figureRed figure 11. When did the Geometric style appear in Greek vases?1100 B.C.E.-900 B.C.E.900 B.C.E.-700 B.C.E.700 B.C.E.-600 B.C.E.500 B.C.E.-400 B.C.E.12. What were early vases used as?UrnsHome dcorGrave markersPlanters 13. Which of these artists is not known to perfect red-figured pottery? EuphroniosEuthmides Phintias. Lydos14. What became the most popular theme in vase painting?Biblical storiesGladiator gamesMythological storiesScenes of the afterlife15. What began to appear on pottery when painters began competing with each other? SignaturesPortraitsGraffiti Animals16. What is incorporated in the Orientalizing style?Asian peopleAsian writingExotic beastsGreek people17. What showed progress in late pottery design?Pottery formPottery colorPottery sizePottery painting18. Except for other Greek vase painters, who did Greek vase painters compete with?Their familiesFamous Greek artistsOther city-statesWith themselves 19. Which gender dominated Greek vase painting?MenWomen20. What replaced red-figure pottery? Blue-figure potteryYellow-figure potteryNo figure pottery Full color