PRE ASSESSMENT A

Which point of view best represents the philosophy of the Renaissance?

• The glorification of beings is sinful.

• Religious doctrines are the only subject of value.

• Class distinctions in society should be abolished.

• The Greek and Roman civilizations are worthy of study.

In what way did the ideas change the point of view of the people during the Renaissance period?

• The patrons gave financial support to the artists.

• The people based their social status on their political influence.

• Provided answers through classical text, science, and philosophies.

• Promoting and supporting human flourishing and human rights to everyone.

The emphasis on individual uniqueness and worth during the European Renaissance is called

• isolationism.

• humanism.

• manorialism.

• nationalism.

Which situation contributed most to the beginning of the Renaissance?

• Religious uniformity increased.

• Support of the wealthy class to art.

• Strong rulers promoted new ideas.

• Decrease isolation from other religions.

Which of the following artists painted the Mona Lisa?

• Da Vinci

• Donatello

• Michelangelo

• Raphael

Which invention contributed to the spread of the Reformation?

• Paper money

• Printing press

• Spanish galleons

• Tempera paints

The basic idea in John Calvin’s religious doctrine was

• indulgences.

• predestination.

• religious freedom.

• the basic goodness of man.

What was the worst punishment for being named a heretic by the Catholic Church?

• Prison

• Put to death

• Excommunication

• Exiled from the country

What was the original goal of the Reformation leaders?

• Find Protestant churches.

• Prove that the pope was immoral.

• Show how to rule a city with a godly government.

• Correct corruption and problems in the Catholic Church.

What was written in the 95 Theses?

• Arguments to attack the sale of indulgences.

• Sets out the basic ideas of the Protestant faith.

• A translation of the New Testament in English.

• A decree issued by the Diet of Worms declaring Martin Luther an outlaw.