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Bayou Bridges- Unit 5- Ch.1- The Renaissance

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is relating to literature, art, architecture or ideas of the ancient Greek and Roman world.

a)

Monastaries

b)

Classical

c)

Modern

2.

This is a building where a community of monks lives, worships and works together.

a)

monasteries

b)

universities

c)

theology

3.

This is a school where advanced learning is taught

a)

monasteries

b)

universities

c)

public

4.

This is the study of religious faith, practice and experience.

a)

Theology

b)

Anatomy

c)

Animism

5.

This is a synonym for Renaissance

a)

classic

b)

ancient

c)

rebirth

6.

Select all that apply:

What happened in ancient Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire?

a)

Education became less valued

b)

Education started to flourish

c)

Ancient Greek and Roman texts were lost

7.

Select all that apply:

What influenced the Renaissance?

a)

increased wealth from trade

b)

rediscovery of Greek and Latin texts

c)

rediscovery of American texts

d)

there was greater contact with Muslim scholars and Muslim artist

8.

This is the head of the Roman Catholic Church

a)

emperor

b)

deacon

c)

pope

9.

This is the head of the government of the city of Venice.

a)

emperor

b)

doge

c)

pope

10.

This is system of buying now and paying later based on a person's honesty and ability to pay.

a)

credit

b)

debt

c)

import

11.

How did Italian cities become wealthy during the Middle Ages?

a)

through growing crops

b)

through trade

c)

through inheritance

12.

How did the Renaissance flourish in Italy?

a)

wealthy citizens supported womens rights

b)

wealthy citizens and the church supported artists and architects

c)

wealthy citizens and the church supported converting people into other religions

13.

The Venice government was governed by ___________, who was elected by the wealthiest residents.

a)

prior

b)

pope

c)

doge

14.

Florence was governed by __________ that were randomly chosen and only served 2 months.

a)

priors

b)

doge

c)

emperor

15.

This means not religious or faith based.

a)

secular

b)

catholic

c)

monotheism

16.

This is an art techniques used to make something that is flat, appear to have depth in addition to height and width.

a)

perspective

b)

one dimensional

c)

three dimensional

17.

Select all that apply:

The main ideas of humanism are

a)

celebrating the beauty and potential of human achievements

b)

conforming to a certain religion

c)

recognizing the potential within each person

18.

What did humanists study?

a)

Ancient Greek and Roman text

b)

Ancient Egyptian text

c)

Medieval Europe text

19.

Brunelleschi was a Roman architect who studied ancient Roman buildings. He used Roman styles to design this type of architecture in the Florence Cathedral.

a)

dome

b)

pyramid

c)

columns

20.

This Medici family were the major patrons in Florence to the artists, architects and writers.

A patron is described as

a)

a person who owes a debt to someone

b)

a person who gives money or other support to someone

21.

Leonardo da Vinci was an artist from Florence and was famous for these paintings.

Select all that apply.

a)

The Last Supper

b)

The Midnight Sky

c)

The Creation of Adam

d)

The Last Supper

22.

Leonardo da Vinci is known to exemplify the Renaissance because he was skilled in many subject areas including painting, science, engineering and anatomy.

Exemplify is described as

a)

to be known in a negative way

b)

to be an example of

c)

to be shamed upon

23.

Why did artist travel to Rome?

a)

to make a profit

b)

to create art for new churches

c)

to see the beauty of Rome

24.

Michelangelo was a Roman artist that painted _____________.

His best work is related to the Bible and is located in the _________ ___________.

a)

canvas, Sistine Chapel

b)

frescos, Florence Cathedral

c)

frescos, Sistine Chapel

25.

_________ __________ was German goldsmith that invented the __________ ________.

a)

Gutenberg, bifocal

b)

Gutenberg, printing press

c)

Michelangelo, printing press

26.

Select all that apply:

The effects of the Printing Press were:

a)

More people began learning how to read

b)

Books could be made faster

c)

Books could be made cheaper

d)

Books were more expensive

e)

Spread knowledge and ideas to spark creativity and innovation

27.

Select all that apply:

The effects of the Renaissance of Europe were

a)

Scientific discoveries and new technology

b)

New artistic styles and new buildings

c)

Rulers being encourages to support arts and culture & learning