TESTING History of Styles in Costume

Option 1.

1. The frequent change of patterns and forms is

(A) fashion

(B) clothing

(C) costume

2. The birthplace of linen is considered to be…

(A) Greece

(B) Egypt

(C) Rome

3. The men’s clothing of the ancient Egyptians during the Ancient Kingdom was …

(A) kalaziris

(B) schenti

(C) sindon

4. The first to make shoes for the left and right feet were :

(A) Byzantines

(B) Greeks

(C) Romans

5. The ceremonial color in ancient Rome was considered to be.

(A) white

(B) purple

(C) brown

6. Byzantine women wore headdresses:

(A) a hat with fields

(B) scarves, headnets

(C) hoods

7. In ancient India the most popular fabric was:

(A) cotton

(B) silk

(C) denim

8. Chinese warriors used face painting to intimidate:

(A) clay

(B) ink

(C) oil 

9. The national costume for all Japanese regardless of gender or age is:

(A) juban

(B) sari

(C) kimono

10. The symbolic meaning in Romanesque costume was .

(A) color

(B) shape

(C) style

11. .In the Baroque period, the lace garters used to tie men’s pantaloons above the knees were called …

(A) canons

(B) brandeburg

(C) ruffles

12. At the very beginning of the 19th century empire era, the fashionable color was:

(A) white 

(B) blue 

(C) red

13. Art Nouveau was characterized by:

(A) flowing lines

(B) symmetry

(C) abrupt changes in tones.

14. (C) A sharp transition in tones 14. In eighteenth-century Russia, the outwear of the nobility was: (A) caftan:

(A) caftan

(B) cloak

(C) camisole

15. An artist and fashion designer, the founder and director of the Moscow Fashion House:

(A) Vyacheslav Zaitsev

(B ) Valentin Yudashkin

(C ) Nadezhda Lamanova

(D ) Victoria Andreeyanova

Variant 2.

1. The main task of today’s costume is to create an atmosphere for a person:

(A) physical and mental comfort

(B) individualism

(C) fashion trend 

2. The basic clothing of men in ancient Egypt, worn by everyone from slaves to nobles:

(A) himantium

(B) schenti

(C) tunic

3. Clothes in Ancient Greece were primarily made of :

(A) woolen fabrics

(B) cotton fabrics

(C) silk fabrics

4. A typical Roman women’s hairstyle was-

(A) a high locks hairstyle

(B) long braids

(C) loose hair

5. The main element of male and female Byzantine costume:

(A) tunic

(B) ukh

(C) himantium

6. Women’s Indian clothing is called:

(A) dress

(B) sari             

(C) uskh

7. All of the images on Chinese fabrics were:

(A) mythological

(B) religious

(C) symbolic                        

8. A complement to Japanese costume was:

(A) a dagger

(B) flower

(C) fan

9. During the Gothic era, women of all estates wore a trumpet-shaped headdress:

(A) a “gorge”

(B) a ram’s horn

(C) a tiara

10. Women’s Italian clothing was:

(A) loose

(B) tight

(C) short

11. During the Baroque period, ladies complemented their costume during their walks with :

(A) a fan

(B) cane

(C) bag

12. Men during the Napoleonic period wore shirts with a high stand-up starched collar :

(A) white

(B) blue

(C) yellow           

13. Women’s clothing in the Art Nouveau period was made of .

(A) velvet

(B) satin

(C) linen

14. The most common headdress of the nobility in eighteenth-century Russia was the

(A) a triangle hat

(B) turban

(C) a fur hat

15. Founder of the Russian fashion school of the 20th century, participant in the 1925 World’s Fair in Paris:

(A) Vyacheslav Zaitsev

(B) Valentin Yudashkin

(C) Nadezhda Lamanova

(D) Victoria Andreyanova

Variant 3

1. A trend that uses the motifs, details, and techniques of past decades?

(A) romantic

(B) denim

(C) retro

(D) safari

2. In ancient Egypt, shoes were worn by:

(A) slaves

(B) pharaoh’s wife 

(C) pharaoh and the high nobility

3. Which style of clothing is characterized by drapery:

(A) gothic

(B) ancient Greek

(C) baroque

(D) empire 

4. The basis of Roman men’s costume, which was considered a lower, homemade garment:

(A) tunic

(B) chiton

(C) colobium

5. The male Indian loincloth is called:

(A) kalaziris

(B) dhoti

(C) schenti

6. The Chinese emperor wore a robe:

(A) yellow

 (B) black

 (C) red

7. In Japan, an upper-shoulder garment in the form of a straight robe:

(A) fundoshi

(B) juban

(C) sari

8. Sewn-in sleeves first appeared in costume in the:

(A) Gothic period

(B) Romanesque period

(C) Byzantine period  

9. Women in the Baroque period wore simultaneously:

(A) 2 dresses

(B) 2 skirts

(C) 3 dresses

10. A man’s face in the empire era was: (A) smoothly shaven.

(A) was shaved smoothly

(B) wore a short beard

(C) wore a long beard

11. it was worn over a uniform or tailcoat during the Napoleonic Empire:

(A) neck scarf

(B) surcoat

(C) overcoat  

12. In women’s costume during the Art Nouveau period, the corset went out of fashion.

(A) corset

(B) blouse

(C) dress

13. The name of a cushion or frame placed under the back of the underskirt to create a profile silhouette in nineteenth-century women’s costume:

(A) trend

(B) tourniquet

(C) frills

(D) panniers

14. The name of the shoes of the poor people of ancient Russia:

(A) clogs made of soft leather

(B) morocco booties

(C) sandals with toe shoes

(D) all answers are correct

15. The main prize of High Fashion Week in Moscow was:

(A) a gold thimble

(B) gold mannequin

(C) gold button

(D) gold hanger

Variant 4

1. Which style is characterized by a large number of patch pockets, epaulets, shoulder straps and buttons?

(A) folk

(B) urban

(C) sporty

(D) Asian

2. The aesthetic of antique costume was .

(A) an abundance of decorative detail and ornamentation

(B) use of the plastic properties of fabrics and the art of draping

3. A calaziris is …

(A) women’s clothing

(B) men’s clothing

(C) fabric

4. A wide flat ancient Egyptian collar necklace is a…

(A) uskh

(B) uray

(C) rod

5. As an undergarment and household garment, Roman women wore…

(A) a broad tunic

(B) table

(C) deck

6. The name of the upper male and female clothing in ancient Rome:

(A) tunic

(B) toga

(C) chiton

(D) himation

7. The homeland of cotton is thought to be:

(A) China

(B) Japan

(C) India

8. Chinese warriors used face painting to intimidate:

 (A) clay

 (B) ink

(C) oil

9. A complement to Japanese costume was:

(A) a dagger

(B) flower

(C) fan

10. Women’s shoes in the empire era were:

(A) small heels

(B) high heels

(C) no heel

11. Women’s hairstyles during the Art Nouveau period were :

(A) tall 

(B) low

(C) wore short haircuts

12. Men during the Baroque period of the 17th century wore:

(A) red heeled shoes

(B) shoes with no heels

(C) low boots

13. Which style is derived from the French word “Renaissance.”

(A) baroque

 (B) empire

(C) renaissance

(D) rococo

14. In Russia, pants were called :

(A) tailors

(B) culottes

(C) pants

15. Designer – fashion designer, winner of High Fashion Week in Moscow in 1999, creator of his fashion house on Nevsky Prospect in St. Petersburg:

(A) Vyacheslav Zaitsev;

(B) Valentin Yudashkin

(C) Tatiana Parfyonova

(D) Victoria Andreeanova

Variant 5

1. Traditional styles do not include:

(A) sports

(B) classical

(C) romantic

(D) retro

2. Clothes in ancient Egypt were made of .

(A) woolen fabrics

(B) linen fabrics

(C) silk fabrics

3. The types and forms of clothing used in Ancient Greece were:

(A) draped

 (B) crocheted

 (C) winged

4. Ancient Greek women wore shoes made of soft colored leather, most often purple, that were:

(A) shoes

(B) sandals 

(C) boots

5. Byzantine women wore headdresses:

(A) a hat with fields

(B) scarves, headnets

(C) hoods

6. Indian women’s clothing is called:

(A) dress

 (B) sari

(C)uskh.

7. The homeland of silk is thought to be:

(A) India

(B) China

(C) Japan

8. The national costume for all Japanese regardless of gender or age is:

(A) juban         

(B) sari         

(C) kimono

9. Short sleeved short-sleeved men’s jacket of the Baroque era :

(A) brasier.

(B) canons

(C) joustocore

10. In men’s costume during the Art Nouveau period, out of fashion were.

(A) checkered pants

(B) vests

(C) hats

11. Women’s shoes during the Art Nouveau period were:  

(A) heeled

(B) no heel

(C) platform

12. To which style do cone-shaped tall headdresses belong?

(A) Renaissance

(B) Gothic

(C) Empire

(D) Baroque

13. The name of an addition to the clothing of the Middle Ages, where they hid their hands in bad weather:

(A) robe

(B) surco

(C) simara

(D) muff

14. The name of the men’s outer clothing of the peasants of Moscow Russia:

(A) zipun

(B) caftan

(C) fur coat

15. An artist and fashion designer involved in the development of samples of parade uniforms for members of the Russian Armed Forces:

(A) Vyacheslav Zaitsev

(B) Valentin Yudashkin

(C) Tatiana Parfyonova

(D) Victoria Andreeyanova

Answer sample

V	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
1	A	B	B	B	A	C	A	B	C	A	A	A	A	B	A
2	A	B	A	C	A	B	C	C	A	A	B	A	A	A	C
3	C	C	B	A	B	A	A	A	A	A	B	A	D	C	A
4	C	B	A	A	A	B	C	B	C	C	A	A	C	A	C
5	D	B	A	B	C	B	B	C	A	A	A	A	D	A	B