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Who painted this piece?
What is significant about this piece?
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What is significant about this piece?
It was the first nude statue
It was the first nude statue in 1000 years
It was the first nude statue created in Florence
It was the first bronze statue
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Who painted this piece?
Hans Holbein the Younger
Massays
Peter Bruegel the Elder
Van Eyck
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Which of the following was NOT an Italian Renaissance technique?
Perspective
humanism
elongation of limbs
classicism
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Humanists were men who
denied the existence of God
told men to accept life as it was
approved and supported Church doctrine
wanted to improve man's life on Earth
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Who invented the Printing Press?
Hans Holbein the Younger
Peter Bruegel the Elder
Jan van Eyck
Johann Gutenberg
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In the Middle Ages, people worked for the glory of God; in the Renaissance, people glorified
the artist
the state
the king
the individual
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The most obvious way that people of the Middle Ages glorified God was seen in
Romanesque Cathedrals
detailed art adorning the church walls
free-standing sculpture
Gothic Cathedrals
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What technique is not used in this piece?
middle class life
symbolism
humanism
oil painting
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The original areas of study for humanists included all of the following EXCEPT
grammar
rhetoric
history
mathematics
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Humanist education promoted core liberal studies which included all of the following EXCEPT
art
mathematics
history
astronomy
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To become known as an important patron, one most needed to be
wealthy
religious
intellectual
creative
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Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?
the revival of trade
wars between the city-states
Leo X rise to the papacy
the dome's completion on the Basilica di Santa Maria
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Which of the following BEST covers the time period of the Renaissance?
1100-1400
1400-1700
1300-1600
1200-1500
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Who painted this picture?
van Eyck
Da Vinci
Raphael
Massays
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Which northern technique is used in this painting?
geometric arrangement of shapes
chiaroscurro
oil
sfumato
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Which of the following was NOT a Northern Renaissance technique?
classicism
attention to detail
picture-window effect
landscapes
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Who painted this piece?
Quentin Massays
Jan van Eyck
Peter Bruegel the Elder
Hans Holbein the Younger
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The artistic technique that gave the impression of three dimensions on a two-dimensional plane
perspective
chiaroscuro
sfumato
individualism
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What technique is NOT used in this piece?
realism
humanism
symbolism
attention to detail
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Which of the following techniques was NOT used in this piece?
classicism
landscapes
perspective
secularism
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What technique is NOT evident in this piece?
symmetry
classicism
picture-window effect
perspective
22
The role of Venice and Florence in the Rennaissance illustrates the relationship between
religion and reform
commerce and culture
democracy and education
nationalism and art
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Which of the following were NOT techniques used in this piece?
elongation of limbs
classicism
humanism
individualism
24
Which technique is NOT used in this painting?
humanism
attention to detail
realism
Picture-window effect
25
Who was the pirate that the Medici supported?
Baldassare Cosa
Baldassare Forestiere
Baldassare Amato
Baldassare Castiglione
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Who painted this piece?
Massays
van Eyck
Da Vinci
Raphael
27
The Northern Renaissance differed from Italy in that
it promoted humanism
northerners were more likely to use the vernacular
northerners were less willing to unite for lay audiences
northerners were more devoted to religious reform
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When an author writes in the everyday language of his or her homeland, the author uses
vernacular
perspective
humanism
fresco
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Who created this piece?
van Eyck
Donatello
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
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Which of the following is NOT TRUE of families during the Renaissance?
Some wealthy children were betrothed at the age of two.
The primary reason for marriage was love.
The family bond was the source of great security.
Marriages were arranged to strengthen business ties.
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Which of the following artists did the Medici support, even though he had a temper?
Brunelleschi
Botticelli
Michelangelo
Donatello
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Who created this piece?
da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
33
The artistic technique that softened the edges
sfumato
perspective
symmetry
chiaroscuro
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Who created this piece?
Brunelleschi
da Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
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Who created this piece?
da Vinci
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
36
Humanism arose from the study of
classical Greek and Roman culture
the contributions of American societies
original Christian writings
medieval scholarship
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The artistic technique using light and shadowing to create depth
secularism
chiaroscuro
perspective
sfumato
38
The family who ruled Florence during its golden age was
Ghiberti
Brunelleschi
Albitzi
Medici
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What technique is NOT used in this piece?
realism
humanism
perspective
symmetry
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Who painted this piece?
Durer
Da Vinci
van Eyck
Raphael
41
Artists in Flanders tended to produce work that was
humanistic
idealistic
realistic
relied on linear perspective
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What technique is NOT used in this piece?
geometrical arrangement of figures
perspective
symmetry
realism
43
______________________ is considered to be the father of Italian Renaissance humanism
Machiavelli
Petrarch
Dante
Savonarola
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The best synonym for secular is
religious
humane
new
worldly
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The best way to describe the Renaissance is
rebirth of Greek and Roman thought
a period of great world exploration
a period of theological and philosophical speculation
birth in Italy of new learning, art, and literature
46
A painting done on fresh, wet plaster using water-based paints is called
portrait
perspective
fresco
watercolor
47
Which statement best summarizes Machiavelli's description of successful political behavior?
A ruler is no stronger than his or her ideals.
The end justifies the means.
Strong bishops make for strong rulers.
Individualism is the basis of statehood.
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Who painted this piece?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
Da Vinci
49
The Renaissance began in the region of
Northern Italy
Rome
France
Byzantium
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Dante Alighieri wrote his famous piece, ______________, in the Italian vernacular.
Divine Comedy
The Prince
The Book of the Courtier
The Book of the City of Ladies
