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WorksheetsMC 7th S.S. 42-43 part 1
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 29mins
How did art change during the Renaissance?
New techniques were developed to make more realistic art.
Religious leaders banned the creation of paintings and sculptures.
Political leaders made it illegal to do portraits of royal families.
Traditional methods became popular and led to the creation of less complex art.
Leonardo da Vinci had the greatest impact on which aspect of Renaissance culture?
art
business
exploration
music
Humanism had the greatest impact on which aspect of European society during the Renaissance?
economics
education
military
trade
How did the ideas of Humanism impact Europe?
They increased interests in classical education as people tried to improve their lives.
They increased military conflicts as nations tried to represent ethnic groups better.
They decreased the value of trade networks as nations began to create their own goods.
They decreased the power of monarchs as religious leaders gained more power.
What two civilizations inspired and influenced the artistic styles of the Renaissance?
Ancient Egypt and Ancient Persia
Ancient Persia and Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome and Mesopotamia
Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece
The arts and ideas of which culture gained popularity during the Renaissance?
Egypt
Greece
India
Japan
Which is the best title for this chart?
Artistic Leaders of the Renaissance
Military Theorists of the Crusades
Leaders of the Scientific Revolution
Founders of the Catholic Church
This chart lists the cultural contributions of one historical figure. Which historical figure completes this chart?
Charlemagne
Michelangelo
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
The works of Michelangelo had the greatest impact on what field?
art
mathematics
politics
religion
This is an excerpt from the writings of Thomas Aquinas. "It was necessary for man's salvation that there should be a knowledge revealed by God beside...science built up by human reason." This excerpt provides evidence for which statement?
Thomas Aquinas spread Buddhist ideas.
Thomas Aquinas developed a method of teaching religion through the use of mathematics.
Thomas Aquinas worked to create a balance between reason and faith.
Thomas Aquinas created the first Protestant religion.
Which key figure of the Renaissance best completes this chart?
Christopher Columbus
Pope Martin V
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
With what idea is the European Renaissance most closely associated?
an increase of poverty and sickness
a growth of conservative ideas
a renewed interest in Greek and Roman ideas
a loss of respect for math and science
Leonardo da Vinci was best known for his contributions to which part of Renaissance culture?
art
philosophy
politics
writing
This chart shows some of the characteristics of the Renaissance in Europe. The Renaissance in Europe Artistic realism spread across Europe. ? New studies of the human body led to improved health. What statement best completes this chart?
Philosophy led to the rethinking of old ideas.
Greek and Roman ideals lost popularity.
Education became less common.
Scientific contributions decreased
Why did Thomas Aquinas support the concept of natural law?
He believed that the creation of monarchies was the natural progression of human civilization.
He believed that God did not take an active role in human lives.
He believed that nature was superior to all religion.
He believed that the study of nature would allow humans to understand God better.
Which cultural influence best completes this chart?
feudalism
humanism
isolationism
polytheism
Humanism created new interests in which topics in Europe during the Renaissance?
art
classical learning
military history
engineering
irrigation
This chart shows several ideas of humanism during the Renaissance. This chart provides evidence for which statement?
Humanism reinforced the traditional religious teachings of the Middle Ages.
Humanism helped make the Catholic Pope the most powerful person in Europe.
Humanism influenced society to challenge the religious teachings of the Middle Ages.
Humanism replaced all religious teachings in Europe.
Why was Leonardo da Vinci considered to be the perfect Renaissance Man?
He was very well skilled in many aspects such as art, medicine and philosophy.
He wrote many books on the Renaissance.
He created many inventions.
He created many works of art.
What is one difference between the culture of Western Europe during the Medieval period as compared to the Renaissance?
During the Medieval period many people left Christianity for other world religions.
During the Renaissance people became more focused on life on earth rather than on heaven.
During the Renaissance people rejected Greek culture and philosophy.
During the Medieval period there was no trade economy.
What was an outcome of Humanism’s promotion of the aesthetic?
The monastic lifestyle was held as the ideal.
Communities realized the importance of maintaining and preserving nature.
Marked distinctions in socio-economic classes diminished.
The arts flourished.
Leonardo Da Vinci's painting 'The Mona Lisa' is associated with which movement?
The Renaissance
the Reformation
the Great Awakening
the Enlightenment
What does this drawing tell us about Renaissance artists?
Renaissance artists were also interested in science.
Renaissance artists lost the skills of earlier generations.
Renaissance artists did not paint or sculpt.
Renaissance artists did not understand the human form.
What role did the concept of humanism play in the Renaissance?
It justified and inspired much of what was created in the Renaissance.
It slowed artistic and educational growth during the Renaissance.
It applied religious morals and ideas to Renaissance writing and arts.
It provided the basis for Renaissance politics and government.
Which number correctly identifies a painting made during the Renaissance by Leonardo da Vinci?
1
2
3
4
During which time period did these accomplishments happen?
Enlightenment
Industrial Revolution
Renaissance
Scientific Revolution
Which historical figures made advancements in art during the Renaissance?
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Michelangelo
Saladin
Leonardo da Vinci
Which historical figure completes this chart?
Thomas Aquinas
Cosimo de' Medici
William Shakespeare
Leonardo da Vinci
What was one reason that Italy became the center of the Renaissance in Europe?
It was invaded by the Moors, making it the most advanced European civilization.
It was geographically located on the Mediterranean Sea, making it a center for trade.
It was untouched by the Crusades, leaving it in better condition than other parts of Europe.
It was the home of Ancient Athens, giving it a unique and historical power.
Which historical figure made advancements in art during the Renaissance?
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Saladin
Leonardo da Vinci
Which Renaissance artist is known for the Sistine Chapel painting in Saint Peter's Cathedral?
da Vinci
Michelangelo
Gutenberg
Shakespeare
The piece of Renaissance art shown in the photograph was commissioned by Lorenzo de Medici. Who was the artist?
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
Titian
Which person would have agreed most with Machiavelli's ideologies?
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Isaac Newton
William Shakespeare
This famous painting is on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome and was painted by Michelangelo? In what era did Michelangelo paint this artwork?
the Renaissance
the Great Awakening
the Age of Discovery
the Middle Ages
How did William Shakespeare impact European culture during the Renaissance?
He led the first democratic government.
He wrote many popular plays.
He developed perspective drawing.
He invented the compass.
This is a quote from Thomas Aquinas, a philosopher from Europe during the 1200s CE. … it should be noted that different ways of knowing…. The astronomer and the natural philosopher both conclude that the earth is round, but the astronomer does this through a mathematical middle that is [apart] from matter, whereas the natural philosopher considers a middle lodged in matter. Thus there is nothing to prevent another science from treating in the light of divine revelation what the philosophical disciplines treat as knowable in the light of human reason. Based on this quote, Thomas Aquinas promoted and developed the ideas of which historical period?
Byzantine Empire
Feudalism
Renaissance
Roman Empire
The Renaissance ideas of humanism were most closely related to the ideas of what ancient civilization?
Egypt
Greece
India
Mesopotamia
This chart describes the main ideas of a concept important to the Renaissance.
feudalism
humanism
isolationism
militarism
Which situation was a direct result of the Renaissance in Europe?
renewed interest in Greek and Roman cultures
isolationist politics
decrease in cultural diffusion
beginning of the Crusades
This is a quote from Thomas Aquinas. "A man has free choice to the extent that he is rational." Based on this quote, Thomas Aquinas supported which concept?
humanism
isolationism
mercantilism
polytheism
What was the main result of the revival of Greek and Roman culture and the development of humanism in Europe?
the start of the Age of Absolutism
the start of the Renaissance
the spread of Islam
the end of the Hundred Years War
Which event decreased the power of the Catholic Church in Europe?
the beginning of the Crusades
the Reconquista of Spain
the rise of Charlemagne in the Holy Roman Empire
the rise of Humanism during the Renaissance
This chart shows the relationship among several historical figures.
New World Explorers
Mercantilist Political Leaders
Leaders of the Reformation
Figures of the Renaissance
How did Thomas Aquinas have a lasting impact on the Catholic Church in the 13th century?
He started the Protestant Reformation.
He brought an end to the Crusades.
He increased the roles of monarchs in the church.
He helped combine philosophical ideas with those of the church
Which historical figures helped advance European art during the Renaissance? Select four that apply.
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
Leonardo da Vinci
Confucius
How did Humanism affect supernatural medieval ideas?
Supernatural medieval ideas flourished as Christian universities experienced significantly greater enrollment.
Supernatural medieval ideas diminished as the classical works of pagan writers soared in popularity.
Supernatural medieval ideas remained constant as Western European societies modernized.
Supernatural medieval ideas thrived due to the heavy influence of the Catholic Church.
Which artist is known for creating this sculpture?
Leonardo da Vinci
Donatello
Johannes Gutenberg
Michelangelo
Which famous Renaissance author is known to have stated, "The end justifies the means"?
da Vinci
Medici
Machiavelli
Shakespeare
Which historical figure created the Mona Lisa?
Christopher Columbus
Johannes Gutenberg
Ferdinand Magellan
Leonardo da Vinci
What was a major result of the Renaissance in Western Europe?
increased reliance on the teachings of Socrates
the advancement of Muslim culture
the unification of all Christian denominations
an increase in intellectual and artistic creativity
Why did the arts become popular during the European Renaissance?
Military conflicts inspired artists to document the destruction caused by wars.
Humanism inspired artists to explore and celebrate life.
Religion encouraged artists to be less creative.
International trade prevented artists from learning new techniques.
Based on this chart, how did Humanism impact European societies during the Renaissance?
It promoted a belief in isolationism and cultural restoration.
It promoted a belief in religions based on the teachings of Confucius.
It promoted a belief in the balance between reason and faith.
It promoted a belief in the supreme authority of the Catholic Church.
How did Leonardo da Vinci minimize the distinction between art and science?
He was commissioned by the Medicis to work as an artist and as a physician.
He drew intricate anatomical drawings of humans and botanical specimens.
Da Vinci was a world-renowned painter as well as a world-renowned biologist.
Da Vinci funded the medical college in Amboise with revenue garnered from his famous art.
This chart lists several elements of a concept popular during the Renaissance.
capitalism
Catholicism
Hinduism
humanism
Leonardo da Vinci's greatest contributions to the Renaissance are found in what field?
the arts
the sciences
politics
warfare
How did humanism impact the culture of the Renaissance in Europe?
It developed complex trade relationships.
It isolated cultures from each other.
It inspired individuals to create and express themselves.
It increased the powers of monarchs.
Michelangelo's painting of the Sistine Chapel is an iconic piece of art from which era?
the Enlightenment
the Renaissance
the Gilded Age
the Great Awakening
The information in the chart best describes which individual from the Renaissance?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
da Vinci
