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Reading - The rebirth of Art.

Reading - The rebirth of Art.

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Carlos L.

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Reading - The rebirth of Art.

By Carlos L.

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PART A

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PART B

Match the subheadings

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Multiple Choice

An Ill-Fated Contest

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d

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Multiple Choice

The Birthplace of the Renaissance

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d

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c

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a

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Multiple Choice

Powerful Patrons of the Arts

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a

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d

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Multiple Choice

A Revolution in Representation

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a

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d

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c

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PART D

Choose the best answer.

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Multiple Choice

What are two factors that allowed Florence to become the center of the Renaissance?

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Da Vinci was known for his soft and delicate figures. Michelangelo was known for his strong, muscular subjects.

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The introduction of ancient humanist ideas into the city's popular culture and its location allowed Florence to become the center of the Renaissance.

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They thought they were repaying society and God for their success.

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Unlike the stiff, unnatural works of the Middle Ages, Renaissance paintings had realistic and dynamic compositions.

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Multiple Choice

What did the wealthy residents of Florence believe the purpose of beautifying the city was?

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Unlike the stiff, unnatural works of the Middle Ages, Renaissance paintings had realistic and dynamic compositions.

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The Medici spent most of their money influencing Florence's political officials and supporting great works of art.

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They thought they were repaying society and God for their success.

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Multiple Choice

How are the artistic styles of Leonardo and Michelangelo different?

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Cosimo founded Florence's first public library. Lorenzo the Magnificent established an academy for young promising sculptors.

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Michelangelo couldn't finish the painting because he was summoned to Rome by the pope to work on various commissions and never returned to finish it. Da Vinci's painting was considered a failure because he used a new and untested painting method to complete the project. The painting disintegrated after a few years.

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Da Vinci was known for his soft and delicate figures. Michelangelo was known for his strong, muscular subjects.

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The Medici spent most of their money influencing Florence's political officials and supporting great works of art.

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Multiple Choice

Why couldn't Michelangelo finish the painting commissioned by Piero Soderini? Why was Leonardo's painting considered a failure?

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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They thought they were repaying society and God for their success.

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Da Vinci was known for his soft and delicate figures. Michelangelo was known for his strong, muscular subjects.

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Michelangelo couldn't finish the painting because he was summoned to Rome by the pope to work on various commissions and never returned to finish it. Da Vinci's painting was considered a failure because he used a new and untested painting method to complete the project. The painting disintegrated after a few years.

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Multiple Choice

What are the two main things the Medici did with their money?

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Da Vinci was known for his soft and delicate figures. Michelangelo was known for his strong, muscular subjects.

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The Medici spent most of their money influencing Florence's political officials and supporting great works of art.

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The introduction of ancient humanist ideas into the city's popular culture and its location allowed Florence to become the center of the Renaissance.

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Multiple Choice

What did Cosimo and Lorenzo the Magnificent each establish?

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Unlike the stiff, unnatural works of the Middle Ages, Renaissance paintings had realistic and dynamic compositions.

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Cosimo founded Florence's first public library. Lorenzo the Magnificent established an academy for young promising sculptors.

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They thought they were repaying society and God for their success.

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Multiple Choice

How are paintings from the Renaissance period different from those of the Middle Ages?

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Unlike the stiff, unnatural works of the Middle Ages, Renaissance paintings had realistic and dynamic compositions.

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They thought they were repaying society and God for their success.

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Da Vinci was known for his soft and delicate figures. Michelangelo was known for his strong, muscular subjects.

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Multiple Choice

What are two techniques Renaissance artists discovered?

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent five-dimensional space on a three-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Renaissance artists used geography to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with light and shadow in their paintings.

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Renaissance artists used geometry to represent three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. They also experimented with water and ink in their paintings.

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OVER TO YOU

Answer the questions.

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Open Ended

What is a traditional work of art in your country? Write about one famous example.

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Open Ended

Why are some works of art so expensive? What gives these works their value?

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