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SS7 Chp35--Leading Figures of the Renaissance
SS7 Chp35--Leading Figures of the Renaissance
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1
Who discovered body systems by dissecting cats, dogs, and dead people?
Mrs. Zvonar
Leonardo da Vinci
Andreas Vesalius
Miguel Cervantes
2
What was the subject of Vesalius' book that changed the field of medicine?
germs and disease
common plants
x-ray technology
the human body
3
The artist Titian was especially known for the ways he used...
woodcuts & etchings.
nature & sunlight.
shape & perspective.
color & brushwork.
4
William Shakespeare is
best
known for his...
novels.
journals.
plays.
histories.
5
Who survived being shot and captured by pirates?
Titian
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Queen Elizabeth I
6
What make a "Renaissance Man" a "Renaissance Man?" Someone who...
is skilled in many areas.
reads books.
lived in Italy.
cares greatly about the solar system.
7
Which artist engraved pictures on metal then made print copies?
Albrecht Dürer
Michelangelo
Johannes Gutenberg
Leonardo da Vinci
8
Why did artists from other countries travel to Italy?
They hoped for Italian patrons.
To sail across the sea.
They wanted to teach Italian students.
To learn new techniques.
9
Which of the following are plays by Shakespeare?
All choices are correct.
Romeo and Juliet
Macbeth
Hamlet
10
*BONUS* What was English Queen Elizabeth I's religion?
Catholic
Protestant
Muslim
Jewish
11
Which of the following phrases come from Shakespeare?
All choices are correct.
In the eye of the beholder.
All's fair in love and war.
Dead as a doornail.
12
What were Queen Isabella I's main accomplishments?
Fought battles for Spain.
Unified Spain.
All choices are correct.
Paying for Columbus' voyage.
13
Who overturned the theory that the sun revolved around the Earth?
Copernicus
Columbus
Nobody, the sun revolves around the Earth.
Galileo
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*BONUS* What was Spanish Queen Isabella I's religion?
Muslim
Jewish
Protestant
Catholic
15
Who wrote "Don Quixote" and has been called "Spain's Shakespeare?"
Cervantes
IDK
Queen Isabella I
Vesalius
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What invention allowed books to be widely published quicker and cheaper?
Guttenberg's printing press
Da Vinci's inventions
Guttenberg's newspaper
Dürer's woodcuts
17
Which artist was famous for his woodcuts?
Titian
Albrecht Dürer
Michelangelo
Shakespeare
18
Which monarch oversaw England's "Golden Era?"
Queen Elizabeth I
Richard III
Queen Isabella I
Shakespeare
19
How did Andreas Vesalius learn so much about human anatomy?
Studying botany.
From aliens.
Dissecting cats, dogs, AND human cadavers.
From da Vinci's sketches.
20
Which feeling would a reader of "Don Quixote" most likely feel?
jealousy
fear
amusement
anger
21
What was the biggest result of the invention of the printing press?
More people became great artists.
It brought Chinese silks.
More people became literate.
Less people became literate.
22
What was "Don Quixote?"
A painting by Titian.
A myth.
Cervantes' masterpiece.
Shakespeare's masterpiece.
23
Which painter personally worked for Holy Roman Emperor Charles V?
Leonardo da Vinci
Bob Ross
Titian
Michelangelo
24
The Roman Catholic Church prohibited people from reading Copernicus' books.
False
True
25
What great work by Michelangelo might a visitor to Rome see today?
The Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
The Mona Lisa.
A Renaissance law book.
A performance of Romeo and Juliet.
26
Who was a painter, sculptor, AND inventor?
Donatello
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
27
Who sculpted The David, Pieta, and painted the Sistine Chapel?
Leonardo
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
28
What action did Queen Isabella I take during the unification of Spain? She...
made the capital an international trade center.
attracted artists and scholars from all over Europe.
introduced a policy of religious toleration.
made Jews become Catholic or leave the country.
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Where did Michelangelo grow up?
London, England
Near Florence, Italy
Chicago, Illinois
Beijing, China
