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Empire period Roman sculpture, as represented in Augustus of Primaporta, was often an interesting juxtaposition of __________ heads with idealized bodies.
 
  a. classical
  b. abstracted
  c. stylized
  d. individualized
   e. misshapen

Question 2

The Parthenon was devoted to ________, the patron deity of the city.
 
  a. Zeus
  b. Olympus
  c. Persephone
  d. Athena
  e. Demeter



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d. Athena





 

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