Question

1.

patronage
a. a continuous line that defines a shape
2.
peripteral temple plan
b. elevated series of platforms
3.
ziggurats
C. party that commissions the production of art work
4.
cuneiform
d. rows of pictorial narrative
5.
registers
e. a combination of frontal and profile views
6.
twisted perspective
f. the evaluation of art
7.
fertility
g. visible outline of a shape
8.
criticism
h. Greek temple plan
9.
actual line
i. common theme within Prehistoric Art
10.
contour line
j. first known writing system

Answer 1

1. Contour line.

2. Ziggurats.

3. Patronage.

4. Registers.

5. Twisted perspective.

6. Criticism.

7. Actual line.

8. Peripteral temple plan.

9. Fertility.

10. Cuneiform.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Contour line: a continuous line that defines a shape.

2. Ziggurats: elevated series of platforms.

3. Patronage: party that commissions the production of art work.

4. Registers: rows of pictorial narrative.

5. Twisted perspective: a combination of frontal and profile views.

6. Criticism: the evaluation of art.

7. Actual line: visible outline of a shape.

8. Peripteral temple plan: Greek temple plan.

9. Fertility: common theme within Prehistoric Art.

10. Cuneiform: first known writing system.