You must read the assigned material from all links provided beneath each work on the Greek Art (Part One) webpage. 
You are NOT being graded on how long your answers are.  You ARE being graded on whether you give complete answers. Short complete answers will receive the same score as long complete answers. 
***Base your answers solely on the content of those assigned readings***

CALF-BEARER (“MOSCHOPHOROS”):
1.	The Calf-Bearer is one example of a sculpture with an “archaic smile”.  There are many theories concerning the reasons for archaic smiles.   List five of the theories mentioned in the assigned readings.  Keep your answers brief.

2.	Most male Greek sculptures are nude.  Why is the Calf-Bearer clothed?

CHIOS KORE & PEPLOS KORE:
3.	The Greeks valued individualism.  What sculptural details of these two sculptures illustrate that?

4.	List and briefly explain how Chios Kore is different from Peplos Kore in these four categories:  hair, clothing, posture and expressions.  

KRITIOS BOY:
5.	How does the Kritios Boy illustrate “naturalism”? 

6.	The way the Kritios Boy is standing is known as “contrapposto”.  What is it about this statue that supports that statement?

DISCUS THROWER (“DISCOBOLUS”):
7.	The Discus Thrower is a perfect example of several Greek cultural ideals.  Name any four of these ideals, and explain how they apply to this sculpture.

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