Renaissance Art and Reformation Concepts

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Where did the Renaissance begin first? Options: Britain, Italy, Germany, Spain

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Italy

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What does 'Renaissance' literally mean? Options: Reform, Rebirth/Revival, Resistance of Greco-Roman Civilization, Revolution

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Rebirth/Revival

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Humanism best focuses on… classical languages, rhetoric, history, civic virtue, alchemy and magic, feudal loyalty oaths, exclusive training for monks

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classical languages, rhetoric, history, civic virtue

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Which pairing is accurate? Gothic → domes and pediments, Renaissance → perspective and realism, Middle Ages → humanism, Rational thinking, Renaissance → total obedience to the Church

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Renaissance → perspective and realism

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Which was a key reason Italy incubated the Renaissance? Options: Declining trade routes, Rich merchant banking and civic patronage, Complete isolation from the Arab world, Absence of universities

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Rich merchant banking and civic patronage

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Which feature belongs to Gothic architecture? Options: Tall pointed towers, Round dome, Pediment, Colonnade

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Tall pointed towers

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Which feature belongs to Renaissance/classical architecture? Options: Flying buttress, Pointed arches, Semi-circular arches, Rib vaults

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Semi-circular arches

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Which person is correctly matched with the achievement? Vesalius — anatomical atlas, Galileo — printing press, Michelangelo — School of Athens, Copernicus — geocentrism

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Vesalius — anatomical atlas

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Which artwork is by Raphael? Options: The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, The School of Athens, Pietà

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The School of Athens

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Which statement about the printing press is correct? Options: It raised book prices, It slowed the spread of ideas, It rapidly multiplied texts and cut costs, It was used only for royal decrees

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It rapidly multiplied texts and cut costs