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Renaissance & Reformation: Review CH 22

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How did the Italian Renaissance start?
a)
as a result of religious reforms
b)
because of ongoing conflict and war
c)
through political discontent
d)
with a rebirth of classical learning
2.
What did Raphael’s use of perspective add to the School of Athens?
a)
depth and space
b)
elements of Greek and Roman style
c)
secular subjects
d)
scientific principles
3.
What did Filippo Brunelleschi accomplish?
a)
built a self-supporting dome
b)
opened a school for humanist studies
c)
wrote essays calling for reform
d)
wrote numerous plays and poems about human nature
4.
For what was Lorenzo de Medici best known?
a)
application of scientific principles
b)
patronage of the arts
c)
promotion of Church teachings
d)
use of vernacular language
5.
Who is often considered the greatest writer in the English language?
a)
Thomas More
b)
Desiderius Erasmus
c)
William Shakespeare
d)
Ben Jonson
6.
What is Martin Luther known for?
a)
launching the Roman Inquisition
b)
painting The Last Supper
c)
starting the Great Schism
d)
writing the 95 Theses
7.
Which of the following did Johann Gutenberg invent?
a)
anatomical dissection
b)
cartography
c)
printing press
d)
woodblock type
8.
Which authors most clearly used their work to advance social and political reform?
a)
Borgias and Dante
b)
Erasmus and More
c)
Michelangelo and da Vinci
d)
Vesalius and Cervantes
9.
What were those who supported Martin Luther’s ideas come to be called?
a)
humanists
b)
Renaissance men
c)
Protestants
d)
missionaries
10.
What did Northern Renaissance artists like Peter Bruegel the Elder largely portray?
a)
classical mythology
b)
everyday life
c)
idealistic forms
d)
religious themes
11.
In what city did Anglicanism begin?
a)
Geneva
b)
Rome
c)
London
d)
Wittenberg
12.
In what city did Lutheranism begin?
a)
Geneva
b)
Rome
c)
London
d)
Wittenberg
13.
Which Protestant denomination spread to Scotland?
a)
Lutheranism
b)
Anglicanism
c)
Calvinism
d)
Catholicism
14.
Based on the map, what can you conclude about religious beliefs in the Italian States, the Papal States, and Spain?
a)
Protestantism spread quickly and became dominant in these regions.
b)
These regions mostly remained loyal to the Roman Catholic Church and were not heavily influenced by Protestantism.
c)
These regions became centers of Lutheran beliefs.
d)
Calvinism completely took over these regions.
15.
Which two faiths share the belief that salvation is predetermined by God?
a)
Calvinism and Anglicanism
b)
Catholicism and Lutheranism
c)
Anglicanism and Lutheranism
d)
Lutheranism and Calvinism
16.
In which faith is the clergy headed by the pope?
a)
Calvinism
b)
Anglicanism
c)
Catholicism
d)
Lutheranism
17.
In which two faiths is worship led by nonordained ministers?
a)
Anglicanism and Calvinism
b)
Calvinism and Catholicism
c)
Catholicism and Anglicanism
d)
Lutheranism and Calvinism
18.
Which two faiths believe that only Church officials can interpret the Bible?
a)
Anglicanism and Calvinism
b)
Calvinism and Catholicism
c)
Catholicism and Anglicanism
d)
Lutheranism and Calvinism
19.
How does Elizabeth describe her heart and stomach?
a)
As weak and fearful, like a delicate woman.
b)
As strong and brave, like a king of England.
c)
As uncertain and doubtful about leading her people.
d)
As tired and unwilling to fight in battle.
20.
What does Elizabeth feel toward any European ruler who would dare to invade her kingdom’s borders?
a)
Fear and worry about losing her kingdom.
b)
Respect and admiration for their bravery.
c)
Contempt and scorn for their actions.
d)
Indifference because she trusts her army will win.
21.
Who does de Pizan praise in this excerpt?
a)
Queen Elizabeth I of England
b)
Joan of Arc
c)
A hundred thousand men who fought bravely.
d)
The English army for their strength in battle.
22.
According to de Pizan, what couldn’t a hundred thousand men have done?
a)
Defeat the English army in battle.
b)
Write a powerful poem honoring women.
c)
Elevate and restore the realm like Joan of Arc did.
d)
Protect the throne of England from invasion.
23.

Which Renaissance figure is known for his contributions to both art and science, including studies of anatomy and inventions?

a)

Galileo Galilei

b)

Leonardo da Vinci

c)

Johannes Gutenberg

d)

Albrecht Dürer

24.

Which of the following artists is known for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel during the Renaissance?

a)

Leonardo da Vinci

b)

Michelangelo

c)

Raphael

d)

Donatello

25.

The "Divine Comedy" is an example of a

a)

modern scientific text.

b)

factual autobiography.

c)

social commentary.

d)

traditional fairy tale.

26.

Which of the following paintings is considered a masterpiece of Renaissance art and was created by Leonardo da Vinci?

a)

The Birth of Venus

b)

The Last Supper

c)

The School of Athens

d)

The Arnolfini Portrait

27.
What was the Protestant Reformation?
a)
an attempt to overthrow the Pope and replace him with a Frenchman.
b)
an attempt to reform the Catholic practices that were considered corrupt.
c)
a call for Christian Europe to reclaim the Holy Land from the Arabs.
28.

Which of the following is a characteristic feature of Italian Renaissance art?

a)

Use of perspective

b)

Abstract forms

c)

Lack of human figures

d)

Monochromatic color schemes

29.

Which classical civilization was a major influence on Renaissance humanism?

a)

Mesopotamian

b)

Egyptian

c)

Greek and Roman

d)

Chinese

30.

What was the impact of humanism on the status of the vernacular languages?

a)

It led to the decline of vernacular languages in favor of Latin

b)

It promoted the development and use of vernacular languages in literature and scholarship

c)

It had no impact on vernacular languages

d)

It made vernacular languages exclusively for the lower classes