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Section 1: Matching
a. Site of an Anglo‐Saxon ship s. Two‐story entrance
burial construction.
b. Carolingian monastery known t. Charlemagne’s church at
through its plan Aachen.
c. Seafarers originating in u. Site of famous Ottonian Church.
Norway who remained pagan v. Decorative pin.
until the 10 century and who
th w. Leader of the Franks crowned
were known and feared for holy Roman Emperor in Rome
their raids. in 800 CE.
d. Pertaining to the empire of
Otto his successors and I. 1, ________ stringcourse
e. Colonnaded courtyard
provided peace and calm for 2. ________ Bernward
meditation and prayer.
f. Ottonian bishop and art patron. 3. ________ Carolingian
g. Raised horizontal molding or
band. 4. ________ Charlemagne
h. Mixture of Irish and Anglo‐
Saxon motifs. 5. ________ cloisonné
i. Hiberno‐Saxon monastic center
famous for its manuscripts. 6. ________ fibula
j. A vertical unattached masonry
support. 7. ________ Hiberno‐Saxon
k. Period of European unity
under Charlemagne. 8. ________ Hildesheim
l. Metalwork technique using
small divisions filled with 9. ________ Lindisfarne
enamel or stones.
m. A blind arcade. 10.________ Ottonian
n. Barbarians who at one time
controlled part of Italy and 11.________ Palatine Chapel
established a kingdom in
southern France. 12.________ pier
o. Group from the steppes who
raided Europe during the 4th 13.________ St. Gall
century.
p. Gatehouse 14.________cloister
q. Wooden churches found in
Norway. 15.________ stave church
r. Elaborate spirals.
16.________ Sutton Hoo 24. What area of Western Europe was
never colonized by Rome?
17.________ Torhalle
a. England
18.________ Vikings b. France
c. Ireland
19.________ Visigoths d. Spain
20.________ westwork 25. The Sutton Hoo purse has two
groupings each of a man stading
between two lions. This can also be
Section 11: Multiple Choice found in what earlier culture?
21. Historians once referred to the a. Sumer
Middle Ages roughly 400‐1400 as the b. Classical Greece
_____________________. c. Etruscans
d. Late Roman Empire
a. reign of Barbarian Terror
b. Dark Ages 26. In the later Middle Ages religious
c. Rise of the Papacy books were created for the private
d. Age of Enlightenment devotions of the laity. They were
based on readers used by the monks.
22. Which group of barbarian These books contained prayers to be
invaders became firmly established in read at specific times during the day,
regions known today as France, they were popularly known as
Switzerland, the Netherlands, and ___________________________.
parts of Germany?
a. Books of Devotions
a. Visigoths b. Books of Sacramentaries
b. Huns c. Books of Hours
c. Lombards d. Books of Benedictionals
d. Franks
23. The Ostrogoth, Theodoric, 27. What manuscript is commonly
established his kingdom in considered the greatest achievement
_______________. in Hiberno‐Saxon art?
a. Italy a. Book of Durrow
b. Germany b. Book of Lindisfarne
c. Yugoslavia c. Book of Alcium
d. Italy d. Book of Kells
32. The alternate support system is
28. Equestrian statues were first found in the architecture of which
reminders of Rome’s glory. period?
Charlemagne returned Rome after his
coronation with an equestrian statue a. Merovingian
of Theodoric. Which statue served as b. Early Christian
the ultimate model for such c. Carolingian
equestrian portraits? d. Ottonian
a. Marcus Aurelius 33. Who was a major force in the
b. Alexander the Great revival of the Classical style in early
c. Justinian medieval times?
d. Julius Caesar
a. Louis the Pious
29. The Ebbo Gospels represent a new b. Bernward of Hildesheim
Carolingian vernacular. Which of the c. Charlemagne
following describes the new d. Otto III
Carolingian style?
34. It has been said that Bernward’s
a. translated a classical prototype doors are instruments that detail
b. translated a Byzantine Original sin and Redemption by
prototype juxtaposing these two concepts side
c. translated a Hiberno‐Saxon by side. Which juxtaposed panels
prototype from the doors would support this?
d. translated a Merovingian
prototype a. The Great Flood and the
Crucifixion
30. What church plan was used as the b. The Sacrifice of Isaac and the
model for the palace chapel at Nativity
Aachen? c. The Prodigal Son and the
Baptism of Christ
a. Old St. Peter’s d. The Fall and the Crucifixion
b. Santa Sabina
c. Hagia Sophia 35. The__________________________burial
d. San Vitale epitomizes the early medieval
tradition of burying great lords with
31. What do the doors of St. Michael rich furnishings.
at Hildesheim illustrate?
a. Sutton Hoo
a. the Old Testament b. Lindisfarne
b. the New Testament c. Centula
c. Original Sin and Redeption d. Suffolk
d. The Passion
36. The abbey church at Hildesheim 40. The Carolingian architectural plan
has a double‐transept plan that that demonstrated the beginnings of
creates eastern and western centers of the modular system was found in
gravity. The lateral entrances on the _________________________.
north and south aisles further disrupt
the traditional basilican plan. What a. the Monastery of St. Gall
model might have been used for this b. the abbey church of Centula
church? c. Saint Michael’s at Hildesheim
d. St.‐Rquier
a. Basilica of Constantine
b. Basilica Ulpia Section III: Slide Identification
c. Aula Palatina Basilica
d. Basilica Trajan 41. (figure 16‐26)
37. Which of the following a. Bernward Cross
manuscripts showed the greatest b. Charlemagne Cross
influence of Roman illusionism? c. Gero Cross
d. Otto III Cross
a. Utrecht Psalter
b. Coronation Gospels
c. Lindisfarne Gospels
d. Gospel Book of Otto III
38. The style of the Gospel Book of
Otto III can best be described as
__________________________.
a. abstract interlace
b. antique illusionism 42. (figure 16‐18)
c. Byzantine foralism
d. Carolingian formalism a. St. Pantaleon, Cologne
b. San Vitale, Ravenna
39. Later church architecture adopted c. Palatine Chapel, Aachen
heavy square piers alternating with d. Saint Michael’s, Hildesheim
columns, dividing the nave into
vertical units and mitigating the
tunnel‐like horizontality of Early
Christian basilicas. This system is
known as __________________________.
a. revived Romanism
b. modular
c. alternate support
d. Middle Byzantine
43. (figure 16‐7) 46. (figure 16‐8)
a. Book of Durrow a. Book of Kells
b. Lindisfarne Gospels b. Book of Durrow
c. Book of Kells c. Lindisfarne Gospels
d. Ebbo Gospels d. Gospel Book of Otto III
44. (figure 16‐22)
a. St. Gall
b. Saint Michael, Hildesheim
c. Palatine Chapel, Aachen
d. St‐Riquier 47. (figure 16‐3)
a. Hiberno‐Saxon
b. Carolingian
c. Anglo‐Saxon
d. Ottonian
45. (figure 16‐4)
a. Anglo‐Saxon
b. Viking
c. Hiberno‐Saxon
d. Carolingian
49. (figure 16‐1)
a. Lindisfarne Gospels
b. Utrecht Psalter
c. Coronation Gospels of
Charlemagne
d. Lectionary of Henry II
Matthew the Evangelist from the
Ebbo Gospels. (fig. 1614)
Section IV: Essay
50. Matthew the Evangelist from the Ebbo Gospels. (fig. 16‐14)
Question: What stylistic qualities of this painting helps to create its religious
value to the culture that produced it?
51. Palatine Chapel floor plan (fig. 16‐17) and interior (fig. 16‐18)
Question: Identify this 9th century chapel. What prior buildings and style
contributed to the design of this building?
52. Saint Michael’s, Hildesheim (fig. 16‐22 and Longitudinal section and elevation
(fig. 16‐23) Question: Identify this building and the period in which it was built.
What new architectural innovations are present in this building that would
influence church construction in the years to come?