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Test Review for The Renaissance Unit Test. #Study #EasyPeasey
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1
One of the most famous painters during the Renaissance was ________________
Leonardo da Victory
Leonardo da Macaroni
Splinter from The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Leonardo da Vinci
2
How did humanism differ from medieval ways of thinking?
Humanist believe in self improvement& less focus on religion
Humanist provide basic needs for all people in society.
Humanist had extreme focus on religious preparations.
Humanist believed you should take a vow of poverty.
3
Which of the following options is Michelangelo most known for?
The Mona Lisa
Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
The Prince
The Last Supper
4
What is a major reason that the Renaissance began in northern and central Italy?
Peasants learned to read
Kings fought each other.
City-States became wealthy
Nobles led the Crusades
5
The Renaissance period began in __________.
Jamaica
France
Wal-mart
Italy
6
Why do many consider Petrarch as the founder of Renaissance humanism?
He created art in new styles such as linear perspective.
He wrote love poems to Laura.
He brought together pagan classical culture and Christianity
He was a close friend and mentor to Shakespeare.
7
Why did Church officials begin to censor certain published works during the Renaissance?
So more people would learn to read the Bible.
Because they wanted to show support for self-expression.
They wanted to put a stop to the criticism of the church.
Because Renaissance thinkers needed guidance from the Church
8
Architecture was greatly influenced by the ____________ and _____________. (Classical Period)
Egyptians and Africans
Spainards and Mexicans
Greeks and Romans
Kibbles and Bits
9
Are you ready for this test?!
Of Course! Mr. Hardison is the best! *Yeet*
Yes... I think... *Insert Fortnite Dance*
Ummmm...... No. Lulz >.<
Yes! I love Salt Ba..... I mean the Mona Lisa!
10
Which of these best explains why Venice was important in the spread of Renaissance ideas?
It gave traders direct routes from the Middle East to Europe
It was a major center for architecture.
Its universities attracted scholars from across the globe.
It served as a haven for people to escape the Black Death.
11
The term Renaissance means __________.
experimentation
angry
rebirth
sadness
12
How did wealthy merchants and bankers like the Medici’s help to promote learning and the arts?
By building large churches
By opening shops
By funding trading expiditions
By becoming patrons
13
Classical forms like columns and _____________ began to reappear.
domes
stained glass windows
bricks
fences
14
What book did Machiavelli use to convey the theme that it is better to be feared than loved?
Gargantua
Hamlet
The Divine Comedy
The Prince
15
The arts, painting, sculpture and ________________ thrived during the Renaissance.
architecture
feudalism
The Beatles
the Ninja Turtles
16
Marco Polo was one of Italy's most famous __________.
sailors
travelers
jugglers
musicians
17
The printing press made books cheaper therefore causing more people to _______________.
text
dance
read
snapchat
18
Which of the following Renaissance figures created the "Mona Lisa" and the "Last Supper?"
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Albrecht Durer
Raphael
19
The first book copied by printing press was the __________.
Hunger Games
Bible
The Iliad and the Odyssey
Owner's manual
20
Humanists encouraged _______________ and a positive attitude.
laughter
curiosity
pain
sadness
21
Italy has a great location for trade because of it is located in the middle of the ________.
Mediterranean Sea
The Pacific Ocean
The Indian Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
22
The major cultural movement during the Renaissance was called _____________.
feudalism
humanism
creationism
Christianity
23
How did the Mongols reopening the Silk Road help lead Europe into the Renaissance?
This allowed Europeans to exchange ideas with Asia.
The Mongols traveled to Europe and taught painting styles.
Europe was launched into warfare - led to a change in power.
It led Europe into the age of feudalism.
24
In 1450, Johann Gutenberg invented the ____________?
printing press
paper press
fax machine
fountain pen
25
Which was NOT a reason for Italy's wealth?
Industry
Banking
Trade
Powerful Army and Navy
