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World History 1 SOL Review on the Renaissance
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1
Who invented the movable type printing press?
Thomas More
Leonardo Da Vinci
Johann Gutenberg
Charlemagne
2
Which individual is described by these characteristics?
Michelangelo
Petrarch
Gutenberg
Raphael
3
The Italian Renaissance began in which three cities?
Paris, Flanders, Rome
Florence, Rome, Genoa
Venice, Athens, Paris
Florence, Venice, Genoa
4
'Fresco' refers to what?
A cooking style.
An art style of using wet plaster and water colors.
A style of writing in the Renaissance.
Style of print used in the printing press.
5
Which phrase best completes this diagram?
Closure of Banks
Church Rules on Usury
Use of Arabic Numbers
Letters of Credit
6
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel was painted by -
Donatello
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
7
What was the Renaissance a "rebirth" of?
Islamic culture
Classical culture
The Middle Ages
Religion
8
Northern Italian city-states during the Renaissance were governed as -
monarchies.
oligarchies.
dictatorships.
republics.
9
Which Renaissance author wrote
Utopia
?
Sir Thomas More
Petrarch
Machiavelli
Erasmus
10
Which Renaissance artist created the painting shown below?
Petrarch
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Raphael
11
A person who produces work "in the vernacular" is one who -
relies on realism to capture essence in their art.
uses a verse form of writing.
writes in a local, rather than classical, language.
uses only natural light when painting.
12
Which Renaissance artist created the painting shown below?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Raphael
Petrarch
Michelangelo
13
In
The Prince
, Niccolò Machiavelli explained why it is necessary for leaders to have -
constitutional government.
absolute power.
democratic participation.
political equality.
14
The best synonym for 'secular' is -
humanly.
worldy.
religious.
artistic.
15
What is a patron?
A wealthy supporter of the arts.
A humanist author.
A crusades era soldier.
A Renaissance Artist.
16
What was the first book printed with the Gutenberg Press?
Utopia
Sonnets to Laura
The Praise of Folly
The Bible
17
One difference between art of the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance was that medieval art was more focused on -
the Church and salvation.
everyday life and family relationships.
Greek and Roman civilizations.
the individual and worldly matters.
18
Which of the following was
not
a Renaissance writer?
Petrarch
Erasmus
Cosimo de Medici
Sir Thomas More
19
Who was considered to be the father of Italian Renaissance humanism?
Leonardo Da Vinci
Johann Gutenberg
Petrarch
Michelangelo
20
The period of Europeran history known as the Renaissance roughly covers the time from -
1100 to 1400
1200 to 1500
1300 to 1600
1400 to 1700
21
The statue in the image below was sculpted by -
Raphael.
Leonardo Da Vinci.
Michelangelo.
Donatello.
22
Which phrase completes the diagram?
Production of books.
Construction of monasteries.
Development of guilds.
Growth of universities.
23
Which movement had the greatest influence on the Renaissance?
Feudalism
Humanism
Romanticism
Utopianism
24
Which Renaissance author wrote
The Praise of Folly
?
Erasmus
Machiavelli
Sir Thomas More
Petrarch
25
Which Renaissance artist was considered the ultimate 'Renaissance Man'?
Raphael
Leonardo da' Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
26
What country is shown below?
Italy
Greece
Japan
India
27
During which era did Petrarch create these works?
Classical
Renaissance
Hellenistic
Medieval
28
What invention helped spread Renaissance ideas?
Printing Press
Steam Engine
Mass Media
Astrolabe
29
What does 'Utopia' mean in Greek?
Futuristic society
No place
Fiction story
Perfect society
30
The study of classical texts caused
humanists
to focus on what subject?
An understanding of early Christianity.
An understanding of ancient Muslim values.
Byzantine law and government.
Human potential and achievements.
