The gable end of a temple, framed by cornices.

A. Pediment
B. Frieze
C. Skene
D. Peristyle

A. Pediment

The slight outward curve of a column which then tapers to the top of the shaft.

A. Base
B. Entasis
C. Metopes
D. Torus

B. Entasis

Same idea as the original Greek temple but the larger scale and replaced its wooden columns with stone columns and had fired-clay roof tiles. Had the Doric order and was an Archaic Greek Temple.

A. Palace of Knossos – 1900 BCE
B. The Temple of Athena Nike Acropolis, 427-424 BCE
C. Temple of Hera Olympia (ca. 600-590 BCE)
D. Tholos Temple, 4th Century BCE

C. Temple of Hera Olympia (ca. 600-590 BCE)

Grooves carved into the surface of the column with a tip between each flute. The tip will catch the tips leaving the groove dark, so it looks curved from far away.

A. Skene
B. Fluting
C. Dentils
D. Volute

B. Fluting

Bronze statue that symbolized human proportion and served as a model to sculptors. Showed perfect body in motion and perfect balance. A statue built by Polykleitos. Statue originally had a bronze spear.

A. The Erechtheion, Acropolis, 421-407 BCE.
B. The Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi, c. 400 BCE
C. The Propylaia Acropolis, 437-432 BCE
D. Spear Bearer (Doryphoros), Polykleitos, c. 440-430 BCE

D. Spear Bearer (Doryphoros), Polykleitos, c. 440-430 BCE

Order that is the slenderest one and a highly decorated capital to suggest a young maiden. Features an acanthus-leaf capital on top of a fluted shaft.

A. Corinthian
B. Caryatid
C. Dentils
D. Cornice

A. Corinthian

High city or city of the gods.

A. Acropolis
B. Polis
C. Temenos
D. Tholos

A. Acropolis

Sacred site, sanctuary, would have a temple for Greek gods and goddesses. Sacred sites were set apart from towns and villages in mountains and woods. They were neutral sites.

A. Metopes
B. Temenos
C. Pediment
D. Tholos

B. Temenos

Circular.

A. Polis
B. Torus
C. Pronaos
D. Tholos

D. Tholos

The gable end of a temple, framed by cornices.

The slight outward curve of a column which then tapers to the top of the shaft.

Same idea as the original Greek temple but the larger scale and replaced its wooden columns with stone columns and had fired-clay roof tiles. Had the Doric order and was an Archaic Greek Temple.

Grooves carved into the surface of the column with a tip between each flute. The tip will catch the tips leaving the groove dark, so it looks curved from far away.

Bronze statue that symbolized human proportion and served as a model to sculptors. Showed perfect body in motion and perfect balance. A statue built by Polykleitos. Statue originally had a bronze spear.

Order that is the slenderest one and a highly decorated capital to suggest a young maiden. Features an acanthus-leaf capital on top of a fluted shaft.

High city or city of the gods.

Sacred site, sanctuary, would have a temple for Greek gods and goddesses. Sacred sites were set apart from towns and villages in mountains and woods. They were neutral sites.

Circular.

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