What is the significance of cave paintings in early civilizations?

• Cave paintings were used for cooking recipes

• Cave paintings were created for entertainment purposes only

• Cave paintings were significant in early civilizations as they served as a form of communication, storytelling, religious expression, and record-keeping.

• Cave paintings had no significance in early civilizations

What was the purpose of the pyramids in Egypt?

• To provide housing for the general population

• To serve as meeting places for the ancient Egyptians

• To serve as tombs for the Pharaohs and facilitate their journey to the afterlife.

• To store food supplies for the Pharaohs

Which early civilization is known for its intricate cave paintings?

• Mayan civilization

• Neolithic civilization

• Paleolithic civilization

• Mesopotamian civilization

What materials were commonly used for creating sculptures in Mesopotamia?

• Marble, bone, and leather

• Bronze, ivory, and terracotta

• Wood, glass, and fabric

• Clay, stone, and metal

What themes were often depicted in cave paintings?

• Animals, hunting scenes, handprints, geometric shapes

• Handprints, Technology, architecture, portraits

• Hunting scene, Fruits, vegetables, landscapes

• Sports, vehicles, weather, handprint

What role did sculptures play in Mesopotamian society?

• Sculptures were forbidden in Mesopotamian society

• Sculptures played roles in depicting gods, rulers, and important events, as well as conveying power and authority.

• Sculptures were only created by foreign artists

• Sculptures were used primarily for entertainment purposes