Which of the four identifications given for each of these pictures is correct?
1. Stone slab made for the tomb of a famous emperor. Was he: (a) Ramses II; (b) Cyrus; (c) Tang Tai Tsung; (d) Charles VII?
2. The person who made this pottery vessel in Peru lived about the same time as (a) Thomas Jefferson; (b) Augustus Caesar; (c) Charlemagne; (d) Magellan.
3. Mask worn by a member of a men’s secret society among the (a) Iroquois Indians of New York State; (b) Alaskan Eskimo; (c) Maori of New Zealand; (d) Ngere tribes of West Africa.
4. Was this limestone statuette made in (a) Iraq in about 250U B.C.; (b) Mexico about A.D. I00; (c) Egypt about 1200 B.C.; (d) Peru about A.D. 500?
5. Limestone disc about 20 inches in diameter from Yap in the Caroline Islands, was used as (a) a symbol of wealth; (b) the weight on a digging stick; (c) in a game; (d) the seat of a throne.
HOW IS YOUR MUSEUM I.Q.? Answers to quiz: 1, c; 2, b; 3, d; 4, a; 5, a.