Korean pottery and porcelain - Quiz
A) Joseon B) Baekje C) Goryeo D) Silla
A) Brazil B) China C) India D) Russia
A) Canada B) Indonesia C) Thailand D) Vietnam
A) Maritime silk road policy B) Closed door policy C) Open trade policy D) Colonial expansion policy
A) Japan B) China C) France D) United States
A) Gwangju area B) Seoul area C) Gongju area D) Busan area
A) Ministry of Agriculture B) Ministry of Defense C) Ministry of Knowledge Economy D) Ministry of Culture
A) Chinese dragon kiln B) Roman oven C) Mayan updraft kiln D) Egyptian pit kiln
A) Raku B) Noborigama C) Kintsugi D) Chawan
A) Karatsu B) Osaka C) Kyoto D) Tokyo
A) Wood or charcoal B) Coal or oil C) Solar or wind D) Electric or gas
A) Korea University B) Yonsei University C) Ewha Womans University D) Seoul National University
A) Gongju B) Busan C) Gwangju D) Seoul
A) KOCEF B) KOCER C) KCER D) KCFD
A) Gyeongsang-do province B) Jeolla-do province C) Gangwon-do province D) Gyeonggi-do province
A) Jinsa B) Baekja C) Feldspar D) Sanggam
A) Manganese B) Copper oxide C) Cobalt D) Iron oxide
A) Light blue B) Browned to almost black C) Transparent green D) Pure white
A) Ming dynasty B) Japanese Edo period C) Silla kingdom D) Yuan dynasty
A) Copper oxide B) Iron sand C) Clay slip D) Feldspar
A) Scholarly Confucian class, nobility and royalty B) Peasants and merchants C) Foreign traders D) Buddhist monks only
A) Halla Mountain B) Wolchil Peak C) Jiri Mountain D) Seorak Peak
A) Melon-shaped B) Square-shaped C) Cylindrical D) Pear-shaped
A) Sanggam celadon B) Soft white porcelain C) Black stoneware D) Hard white porcelain
A) Key-fret and foliate designs B) Textured animal fur C) Calligraphic portraits D) Landscape paintings
A) Flat base B) Tall foot C) Ringed base D) Three-legged base
A) 1392–1910 B) 918–1392 C) 1000–1500 D) 57 BC–668 AD
A) Pure white, milky white, light blue, and light yellow B) Deep black and dark grey C) Red, orange, and purple D) Only pure snow white
A) Ming B) Joseon C) Yuan D) Tang
A) Around 3000 BC B) Around 7000 BC C) Around 400 BC D) Around 8000 BC
A) Jeulmun pottery B) Arita ware C) Mumun pottery D) Satsuma ware
A) Dang-gil Shim B) Yi Sam-pyeong C) Su-kwan Shim D) Pyeong-ui Park
A) Namwon, Korea B) Jeju Island C) Amsa-dong D) Tokyo, Japan
A) Minmuneui B) Misongri Togi C) Moon jar D) Comb-pattern pottery
A) Bronze Age B) Mesolithic Period C) Joseon Period D) Neolithic Period
A) Minimalist Joseon vases B) Neolithic pit-comb wares C) Practical jars with handles on both sides D) Ritualistic bronze daggers
A) 1200 degrees Celsius B) 500 degrees Celsius C) 700 degrees Celsius D) 900 degrees Celsius
A) Shell middens near rivers B) Palace ruins C) Mountain caves D) Volcanic craters
A) Joseon kingdom B) Baekje kingdom C) Gaya kingdom D) Goguryeo kingdom
A) Wild boars B) Magpies C) Tigers D) Elephants
A) They traveled very far B) Migration of the Silla people C) A tropical climate in ancient Korea D) Local domestication of exotic animals
A) Black earthenware B) White porcelain C) Celadon D) Terracotta
A) Common households B) Temples C) Foreign merchants D) The royal family
A) Crushed shells B) Copper dust C) Gold leaf D) Iron powder
A) Making the pottery lighter B) Lowering the firing temperature C) Changing the color to pure white D) Making the glaze more durable
A) Embedded in palace floors B) Hanging in Silla's golden crown C) Buried in royal gardens D) On the walls of ancient temples
A) There are no relationships B) Buddhism was the inventor of celadon C) Celadon was strictly used for rituals D) Monks were the only ones allowed to use it
A) Provincial kilns B) Private kilns C) City kilns D) Royal kilns
A) Goryeo influence B) Ming influence C) Scythian influence D) Japanese influence
A) Tall vases B) Round bowls C) Flat plates D) Pear-shaped bottles
A) Sanggam B) Mishima C) Celadon D) Joseon
A) Buddhism B) Taoism C) Shintoism D) Neo-Confucianism
A) Blue and white wares B) Buncheong C) White porcelain D) Celadon
A) Qing art B) Scythian art C) Buddhist art D) Ming art
A) King Myöngjong B) A local strongman C) Yu Geun-Hyeong D) A Seonbi philosopher
A) Royal burial rituals B) Industrial mass production C) The Goryeo revival movement D) Eco-minimal trend
A) 15th century B) 3rd century C) 19th century D) 13th century
A) Nobles B) Royal family members C) Common people D) Seonbi scholars
A) Black B) Ivory C) Dark brown D) Red
A) 1916 B) 1392 C) 1279 D) 1979
A) Pit graves B) Earthen mounds with banisters C) Stone chamber tombs D) Stone caskets in royal tombs
A) Widespread grave robbing B) Shifts in religious practices C) Modern-day industrialization D) Mongol invasions
A) Over 1100°C B) 1500°C C) 600 to 700°C D) 500°C |
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