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Gothic and Renaissance

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pointed Arches, Flying Butress, Rib and Panel Vaulting, Stained glass, Tracery Windows, Spires and Pinnacles

a)

Renaissance Architecture

b)

Gothic Architecture

c)

Byzantine Architecture

d)

Romanesque Architecture

2.

One of the largest Benedictine monasteries.

a)

Westminister Abbey

b)

Winchester Cathedral

c)

Reims Cathedral

d)

Norte Dame Cathedral

3.

has Greatest total length of (560ft.) Than any Medieval Cathedral

a)

Westminister Abbey

b)

Reims Cathedral

c)

Norte Dame Cathedral

d)

Winchester Cathedral

4.
a)

Reims Cathedral

b)

Norte Dame Cathedral

c)

Winchester Cathedral

d)

Westminister Abbey

5.
a)

Reims CATHEDRAL

b)

Norte Dame Cathedral

c)

Westminister Abbey

d)

Winchester Cathedral

6.

Largest in area and width in any English Medieval Cathedral

a)

Laon Cathedral

b)

Canterbury Cathedral

c)

York Cathedral

d)

Salisbury Cathedral

7.

Famius for its 160 stained glass windows

a)

Norte Dame

b)

Chartres Cathedral

c)

Amiens Cathedral

d)

Beauvais Cathedral

8.

Counter part of Salisbury of England, Famous for its carved wood work in the choir stalls. Designed by Robert de Luzarches.

a)

Chartes Cathedral

b)

Amiens Cathedral

c)

Beauvais Cathedral

d)

Glouchester Cathedral

9.

Considered with the loftiest vault in Europe at 157ft. And 6 inches

a)

Chartes Cathedral

b)

Glouchester Cathedral

c)

Amiens Cathedral

d)

Beauvais Cathedral

10.
a)

Glouchester Cathedral

b)

Beauvais Cathedral

c)

Amiens Cathedral

d)

Chartres Cathedral

11.

it has the tallest spire in Britain (404 feet);

a)

Milan CATHEDRAL

b)

Reims Cathedral

c)

Salisbury Cathedral

d)

Chartres Cathedral

12.

known throughout the world for its grandeur and beauty. It houses thousands of statues and hundreds of gargoyles and church figures and is revered as a staple of the French Gothic style.

a)

Milan Cathedral

b)

Reims Cathedral

c)

Salisbury Cathedral

d)

Chartres Cathedral

13.

A Fortified Town:

It is sorrunded bu moat water

a)

Avignon

b)

Arras

c)

Carcassone

14.

A Fortified Town:

Has a palace which was the headquarters of the Popes

a)

Avignon

b)

Arras

c)

Carcassone

15.

A Castle:

Château Gaillard was important not solely as a military structure, but as a salient symbol of the power of Richard the Lionheart

a)

Dreux

b)

Chateu Gaillard, Les Andels

c)

Chateu de Pierrefonds

d)

Chateu de Ambroise

16.

A Castle

a)

Chateu de Ambroise

b)

Chateu de Pierrefonds

c)

Chateu Gaillard, Les Andels

17.

A castle

a)

Chateu de Ambroise

b)

Chateu de Pierrefonds

c)

Chateu Gaillard, Les Andels

18.

What is Hotel de Ville

a)

A Basilica

b)

A Castle

c)

A Town Hall

d)

A Municipal

19.

This are the examples of Hotel de Ville, except one.

a)

Avignon

b)

Arras

c)

Bourges

d)

Dreux

20.

Palais de Justice - function same as the Roman Basilica, this picture is an example of this

a)

Palais de Justice, Arras

b)

Palais de Justice, Rouen

c)

Palais de Justice, Bourges

d)

Palais de Justice, Druex

21.

First known as "Castle", Earlier called "Chateux" latted called "private house", townhouse and now called "hotels".

a)

Building

b)

Motel

c)

House

d)

Hotel

22.

Gothic Architecture

Example of German Cathedral, except one.

a)

Cologne Cathedral

b)

S. Elizabeth Marburge

c)

Limburg Cathedral

d)

Heidelberg Castle

23.

Example of Gothic Architecture in Spain, Except one.

a)

b)

c)

d)

24.

formally the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, is an Anglican cathedral in the city of Ely, Cambridgeshire, England.

a)

Ely Cathedral

b)

Sagrada familia

c)

St. Etienne, Bourges Cathedral

d)

Seville Cathedral

25.

built between the late 12th and late 13th centuries, is one of the great masterpieces of Gothic art and is admired for its proportions and the unity of its design

a)

Ely Cathedral

b)

Sagrada Familia

c)

St. Etienne, Bourges Cathedral

d)

Seville Cathedral

26.

an enormous treasure trove of works of art by the world-famous painter Peter Paul Rubens. ;

The Gothic _____was built between 1352 and 1521 to replace an older Romanesque church

a)

Antwerp Cathedral

b)

Gothic Cathedral

c)

Milan Cathedral

d)

Glouchester Cathedral

27.

The spanish term for lantern admitting light over a crossing, central lantern

a)

Cimborio

b)

Crockets

c)

Donjon/keep

d)

Machicolation

28.

A water spout projecting from the roof gutter of a bldg.

a)

Gargoyle

b)

Portcullis

c)

Retablo/Reredos

d)

Finial

29.

The ornamental interesting work in the upperpart of a window, screen or panel, use decoratively in blank arches and vaults.

a)

Tracery

b)

Merlon

c)

Bartizan

d)

Battlement

30.

An open space or a court of a stone - built castle

a)

Bailey

b)

Motte

c)

Nail Head

d)

Oriel

31.

Outer defense work of a castle or town, frequentlya watch tower at the gate, an outwork defending the entrance to a castle.

a)

Bartizan

b)

Balustraria

c)

Spire

d)

Steeple

32.

A secluded place of covered passage around an open space, comnecting the monastic church with the domestic part of the monastery.

a)

Cloisters

b)

Peel

c)

Flambouyant style

d)

Epi

33.

A term used for French Gothic Architecture.

a)

Ogyvale

b)

Offset

c)

Cloisters

d)

Peel

34.

Known as Rebirth or Revival of the Roman Classical Arts.

a)

Renaissance Architecture

b)

Gothic Architecture

c)

American Architecture

d)

NOTA

35.

Renaissance Architecture used this except

a)

5 classical Roman Orders of Architecture

b)

Used of the rusticated masonry

c)

Parapet are usually with balusters

d)

Dome on a drum

e)

Rib & panel vaulting

36.

Renaissance Architecture character - DIGNITY & FORMALITY shown through ______.

a)

Symmetry

b)

Equally

c)

Panelling

d)

NOTA

37.

Most important bldg. In Italian Renaissance; Largest church in the World.

a)

St. Peter Basilica

b)

Sagrada Familia

c)

Quiapo Church

d)

NOTA

38.

Famous Architect and Builders of St. Peter Basilica;

Designed the original plan (Greek Cross) first Roman Renaissance Architecture.

a)

Donato Bramante

b)

Raphael (Rafaello Sanzio)

c)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

d)

Carlo Maderna

39.

Famous Architects and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Proposed a Latin Cross Plan

a)

Donato Bramante

b)

Raphael (Rafaello Sanzio)

c)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

d)

Carlo Maderna

40.

Famous Architect and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Presented a Greek Cross Plan and strengthened the piers of the Dome

- redesigned the surroundings

-commenced the construction of the Greek Dome

a)

Donato Bramante

b)

Raphael (Rafaello Sanzio)

c)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

d)

Carlo Maderna

41.

Famous Architects and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Lengthened the nave to form a Latin Cross and added a gigantic facade.

a)

Donato Bramante

b)

Raphael ( Rafaello Sanzio)

c)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

d)

Carlo Maderna

42.

Famous Architects and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Design the entrance Piazza with 284 Ionic columns

a)

Carlo Maderna

b)

Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini

c)

Giacomo Barrozi da Vignola

d)

Antonio da Sangallo

43.

Famous Architects and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Addedonly side domes / cupolas

a)

Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini

b)

Giacomo Barrozi da Vignola

c)

Antonio da Sangallo

d)

Guiliano da Sangallo

44.

Famous Architects and Builders of St. Peter Basilica:

Younger brother of Guiliano, altered the plan of Peruzzi- who extended the vestibule in the West Facade

a)

Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini

b)

Giacomo Barrozi da Vignola

c)

Antonio da Sangallo

d)

Guiliano da Sangallo

45.

Palaces also called

a)

Palais

b)

Basilican

c)

Château

d)

Pieta

46.

Famous architect im Florence

a)

Filipo Bruneleschi

b)

Donato Bramante

c)

Andrea Palladio

d)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

47.

Famous Architect in Rome

a)

Filipo Bruneleschi

b)

Donato Bramante

c)

Andrea Palladio

d)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

48.

Famous Architect of Venice

a)

Filipo Bruneleschi

b)

Donato Bramante

c)

Andrea Palladio

d)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti

49.

The Medici Chapel has monuments in it dedicated to certain members of the Medici family. _______ never finished it, so his pupils later completed it.

a)

Filipo Bruneleschi

b)

Donato Bramante

c)

Andrea Palladio

d)

Michaelangelo Buonarrotti