Chapter 5 Ap Art History

A Krater is a type of Greek pottery used for mixing water and wine during symposiums and other social gatherings.

A pediment is a distinct architectural feature commonly seen in classical buildings, serving both practical and aesthetic purposes.

A naos is a term used in ancient Greek architecture to refer to the central room of a temple where the cult statue of a deity would be housed.

A pronaos is a specific architectural term referring to the porch or vestibule that precedes the entrance to a temple or other important building.

Black Figure Pottery refers to a specific style of painting on Greek vases where figures are painted in black against a red clay background. This technique was popular in ancient Greece.

Red Figure Pottery refers to a specific style of ancient Greek vase painting where figures were painted in red on a black background, resulting in a more detailed and realistic depiction of scenes compared to the earlier black-figure technique.

A stylobate is a fundamental architectural element in classical Greek architecture, providing a solid foundation for columns to stand upon.

The Doric style refers to a specific architectural order in classical architecture and is known for its distinctive features. It is not related to desserts, storytelling, or languages.

The Ionic order is a classical architectural style characterized by the capital of its columns being decorated with spiral scrolls.

The term 'Corinthian' specifically refers to something related to the ancient city of Corinth in Greece.

A metope is a square space specifically found between triglyphs in a Doric frieze, distinct from the other architectural elements mentioned in the incorrect answers.

Triglyphs are specific to Doric architecture and are characterized by their three vertical grooves.

A caryatid specifically refers to a type of architectural element found in Greek or Greek-style buildings.

The term 'Kore' specifically refers to an archaic Greek statue of a young woman, standing and clothed in long loose robes.

A Kouros is specifically a type of ancient Greek statue representing a young man in a standing position. It is not related to weapons, dance, or pottery.

Contrapposto is a term specifically used in the visual arts to describe the pose of a human figure, not related to pasta, architecture, or music.