WorksheetsWH2.2B The Renaissance REVIEW
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does 'Secularism' mean?
Looking at life only through religion
Looking at life outside of religion
Ignoring science and nature
Only reading religious stories
People stopped believing in God when they started paying more attention to the world around them.
True
False
Now Connection: One example of how ideas from ancient Greece or Rome are still used today is:
The use of Roman numerals in clocks and movies.
The invention of the internet.
The discovery of electricity.
The use of paper currency.
How did perspective help art change during the Renaissance?
It made art look more cartoon-like
It helped art move away from flat, cartoon-like artwork of the Middle Ages
It made art only about buildings
It removed color from paintings
The Renaissance began in _________
Florence, Italy
Paris, France
London, England
Madrid, Spain
Italy had big cities with wealthy families, artists, and ________.
merchants
farmers
soldiers
sailors
Florence was a center of trade between which two regions?
A) Europe and Africa
B) Europe and the Middle East
C) Asia and the Middle East
D) Africa and Asia
Because of trade, people in Florence had money to spend on ________ and education.
art
weapons
food
clothes
Who paid for lots of art and buildings in Florence?
The Medici family
The Sforza family
The Borgia family
The Gonzaga family
Which powerful family paid for art and science to show off their wealth during the 'Rebirth'?
the Medicis
the Habsburgs
the Tudors
the Bourbons
Which family is mentioned as being like celebrity sponsors for artists during the Renaissance?
The Medici family
The Borgia family
The Tudor family
The Habsburg family
What activity is being depicted that relates to the information about patrons and artists?
An artist is working on a sculpture, possibly being observed or supported by patrons.
A group of musicians is performing at a concert.
A scientist is conducting an experiment in a laboratory.
A chef is preparing a meal in a restaurant kitchen.
What is Humanism?
A belief that humans can solve problems and improve the world
A belief that only religion can solve problems
A belief in worshipping gods only
A belief in ignoring logic
Which subjects did humanists study?
History, literature, and philosophy
Only religion
Mathematics and science only
Art and music only
Humanism is connected to today's focus on mental health, personal growth, and 'living your truth' because it emphasizes which of the following?
The value and agency of individuals in shaping their own lives
Strict adherence to traditional authority
Rejection of personal feelings and experiences
Focus solely on material success
