The Ghent Altarpiece uses multiple panels and, therefore, is called:

The Female Figure Holding a Fly Whisk (Fig. 10-7) is characteristic of Mauryan period sculpture in the ______________

A. figure's fleshy sensuality B. high polished sandstone C. representation of a yakshi figure D. all of the above

At the funerary temple of Hatshepsut, the chapels dedicated to Hatshepsut, Tutmose I, and the gods Amun and Ra-Horakhty were located in the __________.

A. hypostyle hall B. colonnade C. mastaba D. clerestory