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appyboo

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For his bronze statue of David, the first life-size nude since classical times, Donatello chose __________ as a prototype.
 
  a. an Archaic Greek kouros boy
   b. a classical Greek athlete
  c. Polykleitos's Doryphoros
  d. Augustus of Primaporta
  e. A barely adolescent boy

Question 2

The Greek Hellenistic homeland was divided into relatively small states that competed with each other economically and sometimes politically. Despite this fragmentation, all of the following united the Greeks except:
 
  a. a common language
  b. a common religion
  c. a common leader
  d. a sophisticated literature and art
  e. a love of athletics



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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

c. a common leader



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