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    • Which countries are included in the geographical scope of South Asian Art?
      India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal
    • The scope of South Asian Art spans over 2,000 years.
    • South Asian Art covers only one medium, stone.
      False
    • Which major religions influenced South Asian Art?
      Buddhism and Hinduism
    • Match the characteristic with its example:
      Geographical Scope ↔️ India, Nepal, Sri Lanka
      Religious Influence ↔️ Buddhist sculptures
      Artistic Mediums ↔️ Bronze statues
    • Geographical Scope includes countries such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal.
    • Islam is the only religion that influenced South Asian Art.
      False
    • What is an example of religious influence in South Asian Art?
      Buddhist sculptures
    • Order the following countries based on their influence on South Asian Art, from most to least:
      1️⃣ India
      2️⃣ Indonesia
    • What regions are included in the geographical scope of South Asian Art?
      India, Pakistan, Nepal
    • The scope of South Asian Art spans over 2,000 years, from 300 BCE to 1980 CE.
    • Buddhism and Hinduism significantly influenced South Asian Art.
    • What are the primary materials used in South Asian Art?
      Stone, metal, textiles
    • Buddhist sculptures are examples of the religious influence in South Asian Art.
    • Match the key empire with its impact on South Asian Art:
      Mauryan Empire ↔️ Established Buddhist iconography
      Gupta Empire ↔️ Refined classical styles
      Mughal Empire ↔️ Introduced Persian motifs
      Chola Dynasty ↔️ Created elaborate bronze sculptures
    • The Taj Mahal is an example of Mughal architecture.
    • What does the lotus motif symbolize in South Asian Art?
      Purity, enlightenment
    • The Taj Mahal is an iconic monument representing love and Islamic influence.
    • The Mauryan Empire established the initial Buddhist iconography in South Asian Art.
    • What are the two key themes in South Asian Art?
      Religion and Nature
    • What are two key themes in South Asian Art?
      Religion and Nature
    • The lotus in South Asian art is a symbol of purity and enlightenment
    • The elephant motif in South Asian art represents power and wisdom.
    • What does the tree motif in South Asian art represent?
      Life, growth, fertility
    • The lion statue in South Asian art is often used to guard entrances
    • Match the period/style with the corresponding artwork:
      Mauryan ↔️ Lion Capital of Ashoka
      Gupta ↔️ Seated Buddha
      Mughal ↔️ Taj Mahal
      Chola ↔️ Nataraja
    • What are the key characteristics of the Seated Buddha from the Gupta period?
      Serene expression, symmetrical form
    • The Nataraja sculpture from the Chola period symbolizes creation, preservation, and destruction
    • The Taj Mahal showcases Mughal grandeur and Persian-influenced architecture.
    • What are two examples of Mauryan art mentioned in the study material?
      Ashoka's Pillars, Sanchi Stupa
    • The major religions that have influenced South Asian art are Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam
    • Buddhism influenced monumental structures like the Sanchi Stupa.
    • What are two examples of Islamic art in South Asia?
      Taj Mahal, Persian carpets
    • The Silk Road facilitated cultural exchange, introducing new motifs and materials to South Asia
    • What is the result of cultural fusion in South Asian art?
      Combination of local and foreign aesthetics
    • Match the cultural influence with a characteristic in South Asian art:
      Persian ↔️ Geometric patterns, calligraphy
      Greek ↔️ Humanistic sculpture
      Central Asian ↔️ Use of lapis lazuli
    • South Asian art ranges from 300 BCE to 1980 CE.
    • Key characteristics of South Asian art include the influence of major religions and the use of diverse artistic materials
    • Which empire is associated with early Buddhist iconography and monumental structures?
      Mauryan Empire
    • The Mughal Empire's art reflects Islamic influence from Central Asia.
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