WEEKLY READING RESPONSE ASSESSMENT WORD COUNT = XXX of a 400 minimum required Availability for Response #5/5 DUE = 5, 4, 3, 2, or 1 points 5 = A A- Exceeds objectives and expectations at a superior level 4 = B+ B B- Meets objectives and expectations adequately 3 = C+ C C- Meets some objectives and expectations 2 = D+ D Meets fewer expectations appropriately 1 = D - Does not meet expectations, far below 0 = Unable to score YOUR SCORE: XXXX Comments embedded into student essays with grade REVIEW RESPONSE #5/5: Question #5/5 Resources: A Siren and a Centaur (detail) in a bestiary, c. 1278–1300 CE, unknown illuminator, Franco-Flemish. Tempera colors, pen and ink, gold leaf, and gold paint on parchment, approx. 5 x 5" The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA Link here for info > Getty Museum "Enchantress of the Medieval Manuscript" compared with... Spotted Horses and Human Hands Pech-Merle Cave,
FA 111 #5/5 Final Test DUE: TUES MAY 5 at 2 PM NAME: “Illuminated” manuscripts were called this as monks and nuns painted with gold and silver leaf for its reflective properties, as well as the manuscripts were to “illuminate” the _____________ with the teachings of the Holy Bible. 2. Why where religious images suppressed during the iconoclasm? 3. We saw sequential art in many works of art in Chapter 7 and 10, what image is an excellent example of this? 4. The Good Shepherd , whether in frescos or three dimensional sculptures, often depict this historical figure. Who? _______________ 5. Why was the “Medieval” period called this? 6. Monasteries were not only places of devout worship, they were also places for artistic practice to be carried on. Is this statement TRUE or FALSE BOLD and underline the correct answer. 7. Images found in Early Christian catacombs depict scenes of what subject mat