Exploring Greek Art and Archaeology: A Quiz on Sculptures, Pottery, and Ancient Sites

The correct answer provides specific details about the name, provenance, and date of the amphora, highlighting its historical and cultural significance in ancient Greek art.

The correct provenance of the Plan of temple in Prinias is Crete, specifically dating back to 625-600 BCE. This architectural structure has its roots in ancient Cretan civilization.

The statue of Phrasikleia is currently located in the National Museum in Athens, not in the British Museum, Louvre Museum, or Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The image shows a plan of the sanctuary of Apollo in Delphi, not the Roman Forum, Acropolis, or the Sphinx.

The correct answer is Sunion Kouros, from Sunion, as indicated by the provenance information provided in the details.

The correct answer is 'Clothed kouroi' as Greek sculptors influenced the style of the Egyptian prince's image who had started making naked sculptures.

The correct name of the sculpture shown in the image is Aristodikos Kouros, from Attica. This information is based on the provenance provided in the text.

The correct answer is Kore, No. 674, from Athens as indicated by the material and size information provided.

The correct answer is the Plan of the Sanctuary of Zeus at Olympia, not The Great Wall of China in Beijing, The Colosseum in Rome, Italy, or The Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.

The correct answer describes the scene depicted in the Temple of Zeus, not the other mythical events mentioned in the incorrect answers.