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Ancient Greece and Rome Test Review

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Across:

4.	This huge structure was the cite of large entertainment events in Rome.
7.	Greek mythology is this kind of religion.
9.	This Greek column is the most ornate with leaves and scrolls.
12.	This art style resulted from cultural exchange between Greece and the Near East.
15.	These were the recreation centers of Roman cities.

17.	This Roman column is a combination of the Greek Ionic and Corinthian columns.
21.	Standing female statue with draped clothing.
22.	This philosophy teaches that the correct goal and principle of human actions is pleasure.
24.	The art style that is made up of mostly semicircles and concentric circles.

Down:

1.	This classical Greek ideal was achieved keeping life in proportion.
2.	A short story featuring animals, mythical creatures, or inanimate objects.
3.	This Greek column is the simplest and most grand.
5.	A long narrative poem about heroic events
6.	This Greek word means city state.
8.	These people valued form over function.
10.	These people were more concerned with conquering than with creating art.
11.	This philosophy teaches that the world is governed by Reason.

13.	One of the Greek Hellenistic subject matters for works of art.
14.	This Roman column is similar to the Doric but has a base.
16.	This Greek art style valued theatrics and emotions and rejected classical ideals.
18.	A short poem that expresses personal feeling.
19.	Standing male nude statue.
20.	The most featured design of the Geometric style.
23.	The most famous town that was buried as a result of the eruption of Vesuvius.

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Ancient Greece and Rome Test Review

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Across:

4.	This huge structure was the cite of large entertainment events in Rome.
7.	Greek mythology is this kind of religion.
9.	This Greek column is the most ornate with leaves and scrolls.
12.	This art style resulted from cultural exchange between Greece and the Near East.
15.	These were the recreation centers of Roman cities.

17.	This Roman column is a combination of the Greek Ionic and Corinthian columns.
21.	Standing female statue with draped clothing.
22.	This philosophy teaches that the correct goal and principle of human actions is pleasure.
24.	The art style that is made up of mostly semicircles and concentric circles.

Down:

1.	This classical Greek ideal was achieved keeping life in proportion.
2.	A short story featuring animals, mythical creatures, or inanimate objects.
3.	This Greek column is the simplest and most grand.
5.	A long narrative poem about heroic events
6.	This Greek word means city state.
8.	These people valued form over function.
10.	These people were more concerned with conquering than with creating art.
11.	This philosophy teaches that the world is governed by Reason.

13.	One of the Greek Hellenistic subject matters for works of art.
14.	This Roman column is similar to the Doric but has a base.
16.	This Greek art style valued theatrics and emotions and rejected classical ideals.
18.	A short poem that expresses personal feeling.
19.	Standing male nude statue.
20.	The most featured design of the Geometric style.
23.	The most famous town that was buried as a result of the eruption of Vesuvius.

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