5. The Southeast Asian Arts are classi led into four. Which of the following is NOT part of Southeast Asian Arts?
A. Hindu Art C. Buddhist Art
B. Secular Art D. Prehistoric Art
6. What arts refers to a religious content and rich and varied court arts were produced?
A. West Asian Art C. Central Asian Art
B. South Asian Art D. Southeast Asian Art
7. In Southeast Asia, the Gods and Kings sculpture were portrayed
A. natural C. medium
B. smaller D. superhuman
8. It is one of the secular arts of Southeast Asia where real clephants are large and heavy and the one pictured seems to ſoat anong Chinese style wishgrantines" clouds and from the ve y early times, the Vietnamese had been influenced by the beliefs and art styles of their large neighbor, China.
A. Dish B. Deified King
C. Bangle with male head D. Dish with Animals and Mounted Hunters
9. It is a hollow object cast in bronze and is more that three feet tall. The surface, now rough and greenish brown from long burial, probably was once a bright metal. A. Presentation Bowl B. Four-armed Avalokiteshvara C. Seated Trascendent Buddha Vairochana D. Ceremonial Vessel in the shape of an Ax Head
10. It is a Southeast Asian Arts identified by the tiny figure of a seated Buddha that appears in hinns braided hair.
A. Uma C. Avalokiteshvara
B. Hari-Hara D. Krishna on Garuda
11. Which of the following is NOT one of the subcontinents of Southeast Asia?
A. Laos B. China C. Indonesia
D. Cambodia
12. The following are Hindu Arts in Southeast Asia, EXCEPT:
A. Krishna on Garuda
B. Standing Hari-Hara
C. Bangle with male head
D. Standing Four-armed Vishnu 35​