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WorksheetsRenaissance
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
What type of architecture has been used in Stonehenge
Ancient Greek
post & lintel
slab construction
stone & cement
Renaissance means the rebirth of...
medieval thinking
Catholic church influence of society
classical traditions from the Ancient Greeks and Romans
classical traditions from Antiquity
the order of the development of columns in the classical tradition are
corinthian, ironic, doric
ionic, doric, corinthian
doric, ionic, corinthian
ironic, corinthian, doric
the Renaissance went from
the 13th century - 17th century
the 14th century - 15th century
1300's to 1500's
1132- 1601
The Renaissance introduced
more realistic scenery
linear perspective
chiarascuro
teenage mutant ninja turtles
Why did it take so many years for the dome of Florence Cathedral to be built
it was to expensive
the space to cover was too wide
it was impossible to provide enough timber for scaffolding
to much disagreement on finding the right design
The Renaissance is associated with Humanism. Humanism is where there was a...
focus on human potential and achievement
new religious cult that practiced ancient Greek mythology
beginning of the Protestant church
reduced focus on religion
The Renaissance was not just about the development of art, but also ...
literature
science
trade
music
Palladio's architectural style
has symmetry, harmony, balance
has the exterior view reflected in the interior view
has been used in many famous buildings in Japan
was used for farm houses
The Medici family were from
Milan
Siena
Rome
Florence
The Medici were
bankers
artists
cloth merchants
doctors
The Medici family were the patrons of which artists
Rubens
Titian
Donatello
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi's Duomo dome used
ribbed arches, herringbone brick construction, 2 domes and a circumference belt
gothic arches, flying buttresses
ribbed arches, herringbone brick construction, single dome
Palladian architectural features
The first known artist to make use of linear perspective was
Leonardo Da Vinci
Caravaggio
Brunelleschi
Raphael
Examples of Classical architecture in Rome are
the Colosseum
Parthenon
Versailles
Pantheon
