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Unit 7 Renaissance Final Review

Total questions: 93

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Spanish sculpture usually showed (a)   themes

2.

The Renaissance in Spain thrived under

(a)  

3.

Why didn't the Renaissance begin under the Catholic Monarchs (2 answers)

a)

They didn't have enough money to pay the artists

b)

They were more concerned with exploration than financing art

c)

They were extremely religious and the renaissance was too secular

d)

They were more interested in Gothic Art

4.

Spanish Sculpture during the Renaissance focused on (3 answers)

a)

Beauty

b)

Color

c)

Religious

d)

Causes religious emotions that led to spirituality

5.

What was the main characteristic of Spanish renaissance painting?

a)

It was extremely religious

b)

It was inspired by nature

c)

It focused on geometric patterns

d)

It used abstraction and symbolism to create a sense of beauty

6.

"El Entierro del Conde de Orgaz" is a work that expresses the relationship between . . .

a)

the secular and the religous

b)

the natural and the supernatural

c)

the cheap and the expensive

d)

the famous and the unknown

e)

the gothic and the renaissance world of art

7.

El Greco was part of which artistic movement in Spain?

a)

Realism

b)

Barroque

c)

Renaissance

d)

Gothic

8.

Which arcitectural technique is characterized by extremely detailed ornamental that are applied to the surface of a building for a decorative effect?

a)

Classical

b)

Plateresque

9.

Which architectural technique is characterized in this image?

a)

Classical

b)

Plateresque

10.

Which architectural technique is characterized in this image?

a)

Classical

b)

Plateresque

11.

A structural horizontal block that spans the space between two vertical supports is a

a)

column

b)

lintel

12.

Which Italian artist influenced Spanish sculpture?

a)

Michelangelo

b)

Raphael

c)

Da Vinci

13.

Characters in El Greco's artwork were

a)

elongated and fantastical

b)

proportional and muscular

c)

religious and proportional

d)

elongated and historical

14.

The figures in this painting from El Greco are (2 answers)

a)

elongated

b)

fantastical

c)

proportional

d)

idealized

15.

The facade of City Hall in Seville best demonstrates _____________ architecture

a)

Plateresque

b)

Classical

16.

Flemish painters developed their own styles in the 16th century. They were characterized as being detailed and

(a)  

17.

Why was the Renaissance quickly accepted in France?

a)

King Francis I gave support to Italian artists

b)

France was the only country interested in Italian art

c)

French artists invented the renaissance style

d)

France was the only country wealthy enough to support it

18.

This painting is from

a)

Flanders

b)

Germany

c)

France

19.

Which of the following places featured the most SECULAR art during the Renaissance?

a)

Germany

b)

Italy

c)

France

d)

Flanders

20.

What are signs of wealth in this portrait? (2 answers)

a)

The mirror in the background

b)

The oranges on the left hand side of the canvas

c)

The fancy bed on the right hand side of the canvas

d)

The sunshine in the background

e)

The rosary beads in the background

21.

What are signs of religion in this portrait?

a)

The mirror in the background

b)

The oranges on the left hand side of the canvas

c)

The fancy bed on the right hand side of the canvas

d)

The sunshine in the background

e)

The rosary beads in the background

22.

France's major contribution to the Renaissance was through

a)

paintings

b)

sculpture

c)

poetry

d)

architecture

23.

How can we tell this is a renaissance castle? (3 answers)

a)

It is on high ground

b)

It is on flat ground

c)

It is organized

d)

It is elegant

e)

It shows military power

24.

Medieval Castles were meant to

a)

Show military power

b)

Provide refugee during times of war

c)

Demonstrate artistic achievement

d)

They were a symbol of elegant style

25.

Renaissance Castles were meant to (2 answers)

a)

Show military power

b)

Provide refugee during times of war

c)

Demonstrate artistic achievement

d)

They were a symbol of elegant style

26.

Which of the following places would you most likely find landscapes and portraits during the Renaissance?

a)

Germany

b)

Italy

c)

France

d)

Flanders

27.

How does this image show a secular take on religion? (two answers)

a)

It depicts Adam and Eve exactly as it occurred in the Bible

b)

It demonstrates the artist using his secular imagination in regards to the Garden of Eden

c)

It demonstrates people giving it to temptation in the Garden of Eden

d)

It shows renaissance organization, elegance and balance

28.

This painting is from

a)

Flanders

b)

Germany

c)

France

29.

This painting of a landscape is from

a)

Flanders

b)

Germany

c)

France

30.
What is the artistic technique that is used to show depth and distance on a flat surface?
a)
realism
b)
perspective
c)
idealism
d)
distancism
31.
a)
Classical Art
b)
Middle Ages Art
c)
Renaissance Art
d)
None of the above
32.
a)
Classical Art
b)
Middle Ages Art
c)
Renaissance Art
d)
Islamic Art
33.
______________ art was flat with rigid, emotionless figures, while ______________ art had full backgrounds with figures that showed emotion and detail.
a)
Renaissance, Medieval
b)
Renaissance, Classical
c)
Classical, Medieval
d)
Medieval, Renaissance
34.

Where did the Renaissance BEGIN?

a)

Italy

b)

France

c)

Spain

d)

Germany

35.

Which artist sculpted "David" out of marble?

a)

Donatello

b)

Leonardo da Vinci

c)

Michelangelo

d)

Raphael

36.

When did the Renaissance take place?

a)

14-16th centuries

b)

15-17th centuries

c)

12-13th centuries

d)

17-18th centuries

37.

What contributed to/from the Renaissance?

a)

Political stability and prosperity

b)

Discovery of new continents

c)

"Rebirth" of classical learning and values

d)

Invention of the printing press

38.
What is one way that Medieval and Renaissance artists differ?
a)
Renaissance art focuses more on religion
b)
Medieval artists were more realistic
c)
Renaissance artist turned to Roman and Greek works for inspiration
d)
They are the same
39.

Intellectual movement based on the study of grammar, poetry, philosophy, history, etc

a)

psychiatry

b)

liberal studies

c)

humanism

d)

secularism

40.

What does Renaissance mean?

a)

quest for knowledge

b)

rebirth

c)

tool

d)

wise times

41.
a)
School of Athens
b)
The David
c)
The Last Supper
d)
Primavera
42.

Society became more as people 

Became more secular and less religious.

(a)  

43.

During the age of humanism became a

a)

courtier

b)

knight

44.

educated, refined warrior interested in music, letters, and art. 

a)

educated

b)

illiterate

c)

interested in letters, art, and music

d)

interested in letters, art and music

e)

interested in hunting, wrestling,

45.

Nobles and Merchants in Italy became _____ of great sculptors and painters. Led to a shift for Gothic art to Renaissance art.

a)

patrons

b)

nobles

c)

warriors

d)

enemies

46.

Who financed the artists of the Renaissance in the Cuattrocento?

a)

Merchants

b)

Urban Patricians

c)

Catholic Church

47.

Who started to finance the artists of the Renaissance in the Cinquecento?

a)

Merchants

b)

Urban Patricians

c)

Catholic Church

48.

Where did the Renaissance thrive in the Quattrocento?

a)

Florence

b)

Rome

c)

Seville

d)

Paris

49.

Where did the Renaissance thrive in the Cinquecento?

a)

Florence

b)

Rome

c)

Seville

d)

Paris

50.

Which era followed the classical style of a young, educated warrior (courtier) 

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

51.

Which era had greater interest in the mastery of human anatomy?

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

52.

Which era had more sophisticated domes with frescoes in the interior?

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

53.

Which era had paintings with more interest in movement and in total mastery of colors and lighting?

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

54.

Which era had paintings characterized by the use of perspective, representations of nature, and human feelings

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

55.

Which era's architecture focused on proportion and was inspired by Ancient Greeks and Romans?

a)

Quattrocento

b)

Cinquecento

c)

Both

56.

Italian Renaissance architects focused on ancient ______ and _______ buildings.

a)

Egyptian, Roman

b)

Greek, Byzantine

c)

Greek, Roman

d)

Arabic, Greek

57.

Architects during the Italian renaissance focused more on (a)  

58.

Italian Renaissance painters used (a)   in their work

59.

Italian Renaissance sculptors followed the classical style of Ancient Greece and Rome, featuring work that focused on ideal (a)   proportions.

60.

Who invented the printing press?

a)

Durer

b)

Luther

c)

Johannes Gutenberg

d)

Antonio de Nebrija

61.
What was the Renaissance?
a)
a rebirth of Mesopotamian culture
b)
a rebirth of Greek and Egyptian culture
c)
a rebirth of Roman and Harrapan culture
d)
a rebirth of Greek and Roman culture
62.

How did Gutenberg's printing press impact Europe?

a)

It decreased literacy throughout Europe.

b)

It allowed for more literature to be printed.

c)

It allowed for more men to train and join the priesthood.

d)

It decreased the production of navigational maps.

63.

Which ancient classical civilization was an important influence on the Renaissance humanists?

a)

river valley civilizations

b)

Mesoamerican and North American civilizations

c)

Greek and Roman civilizations

d)

feudalism

64.

Which of the following describes the Renaissance in Europe?

a)

The social structure became very rigid.

b)

Creativity in the arts was encouraged.

c)

The political structure was disorganized.

d)

Humanism decreased in importance.

65.

How did humanism during the Renaissance differ from earlier traditional medieval ideas?

a)

They had an interest in the spiritual life of the people.

b)

They were disinterested in the ideas of ancient Greece and Rome.

c)

They rejected traditional Christian teachings.

d)

They emphasized the importance of individual potential and growth.

66.

Humanists believe...

a)

science provides the best method for understanding the universe.

b)

religion is needed for a complete understanding of the universe.

67.

What is Humanism?

a)

A religion

b)

A philosophy or worldview that favours reason and logic over superstition or faith

c)

A code of conduct to follow in life

68.

¿Dónde nació el Humanismo?

a)

Italia

b)

Francia

c)

Reino Unido

d)

Portugal

69.

¿Cuáles fueron los principales centros humanísticos?

a)

Las universidades.

b)

Los seminarios.

c)

Las cortes reales.

d)

Los mercados.

70.
Which of the following was the first printed/published book?
a)
Encyclopedia Britannica
b)
The Bible
c)
Webster's Dictionary
d)
The Epic of Gildamesh
71.

What did the printing press do? Select all that apply.

a)

Allowed for the faster spread of knowledge.

b)

More people learned to read.

c)

People were able to buy the printing press.

d)

It was able to make paper.

72.

What was the importance of the Printing Press?

a)

It saved animals.

b)

It made work harder.

c)

Before, books were written by hand. This took a long time. The new press could produce 300 pages in a single day.

d)

It caused people to hate reading.

73.

True or False: Interest in classical culture decreased during the Renaissance.

a)

True

b)

False

74.

Which of the following subjects would a Humanist find interesting?

a)

Learning languages like Spanish, French, and Italian

b)

History of Ancient Rome and Anciet Greece

c)

Astronomy

d)

Learning Musical Instruments

75.
Why were people who sided with Luther and the other reformers called Protestants?
a)
They protested against Luther.
b)
They protested against the Catholic Church.
c)
They accepted all Catholic teachings.
d)
They all wrote the Bible into German.
76.
How did Martin Luther say people could get to heaven?
a)
by buying indulgences
b)
by giving money to the church
c)
by doing charity work
d)
by believing in God and following the Bible
77.
How many years did the Council of Trent meet?
a)
20
b)
19
c)
18
d)
17
78.
Which of the following was NOT a decision made at the Council of Trent?
a)
they would continue to sell indulgences
b)
they accepted the ideas of the Protestants
c)
they would stop selling indulgences
d)
bishops had to live in the areas they oversaw
79.
Which of the following is NOT a complaint reformers had about the Catholic Church?
a)
priests were not religious anymore
b)
the sale fo indulgences
c)
the pope was too involved in politics
d)
the church was too poor
80.
Which of the following countries remained Catholic after the Protestant Reformation?
a)
Norway
b)
Spain
c)
Scotland
d)
Sweden
81.

People who were a part of the Protestant Reformation were protesting

a)

Martin Luther.

b)

the corruption of the Catholic Church.

c)

the Bible.

d)

the Renaissance.

82.

Martin Luther believed the only completely reliable source of truth is

a)

the Catholic Church.

b)

the Pope.

c)

the Bible.

d)

buying indulgences to be forgiven.

83.

King Henry VIII of England broke with the Catholic Church because

a)

he was deeply moved by Martin Luther's teachings.

b)

he wanted his marriage annulled but the Pope refused.

c)

he could not afford to buy indulgences anymore.

84.

Payments made to the church to reduce the punishment for sins and grant forgiveness for sins were

a)

currency

b)

indulgences

c)

salvation

d)

offering

85.

Protection from sin, being "saved" and guaranteed entry to heaven based on faith in God is called

a)

indulgences

b)

patronage

c)

communion

d)

salvation

86.

The Catholic Church celebrates ___ sacraments.

a)

3

b)

5

c)

7

d)

9

87.

Which was NOT a major reforms enacted by Pope Paul III's Council of Trent?

a)

A. creation of seminaries to train priests

b)

B. allowed Germanic kingdoms to choose their religion

c)

C. allowed women to become nuns

d)

D. creation of the Jesuits who lead missionary efforts

88.
Created new rules that clergy had to follow
a)
Henry VIII
b)
Council of Trent 
c)
Martin Luther
d)
Jesuits 
89.

Which is true about Martin Luther?

a)

German

b)

monk

c)

scholar

d)

started Protestant Reformation

e)

American Civil Rights Activist

90.

Selling indulgences was a bad idea because:

a)

Jesus specifically said not to do that.

b)

Only rich people could afford it.

c)

It deprived rich people of genuine reconciliation.

d)

It caused an armed uprising of oppressed serfs.

91.

M. Luther thought people could reach heaven through _____ alone.

a)

deeds

b)

words

c)

scripture

d)

faith

92.

Invented the printing press:

a)

Gutenberg

b)

Mendel

c)

daVinci

d)

Luther

93.

The Church of England is also known as the _____ Church.

a)

Presbyterian

b)

Eastern Rite Catholic

c)

Anglican

d)

Saxon