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1
Due to the printing press, new ideas would spread
Gradually
Quickly
Slowly
Eventually
2
Luther wrote the 95 theses because_____
He wanted to be king
He did not agree with Tetzel selling indulgences
He wanted to be a priest
He agreed with all the ideas in the church
3
In what way are frescoes different than other types of painting?
They are painted directly onto walls
They deal with religious themes
Their colors are more vibrant
They take four years to complete
4
Means "ideal place"
Utopia
Secular
Happy
Venacular
5
The printing press was developed because
There was a high demand for demand for knowledge and books
It was created by accident
Not many people cared, it just happened
People were just making things
6
A new technique called ___________ creates the appearance of three diminsions
Venacular
Perspective
Vanishing point
Horizon
7
After the printing press was created, many people were still not able to afford books
False
True
8
A sonnet has _____ lines
16
12
15
14
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Concerned with
worldly
rather than spiritual matters
Secular
Humanism
Venacular
Renaissance
10
The printing press was invented by
William Shakespeare
Thomas More
Erasmus
Johann Gutenburg
11
Shakespeare's History plays told the stories of _________ & ______ from the past.
Rulers & Tyrants
Presidents & Kings
Kings & Rulers
Superheros & Villians
12
Women writers of the renaissance wrote about
Politics
Afterlife
Personal Subjects
Poverty
13
Movement for religious reform, led to founding of Christian churches.
Protestant
Lutheran
Reformation
Anglican
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Focused on human potential and achievements
Independence
Humanism
Secular
Realism
15
Shakespeare's tragedies were usually ended in ________
Love
Arguments
Fights
Death
16
One of the reasons renaissance began in Italy was because _________
People needed help
Kings needed money
Art was bad
Cities helped exchanged ideas
17
An event causing suffering
Tragedy
Celebration
History
Romances
18
Famous Renaissance writer often called the, "Greatest playwright of all time."
Johann Gutenburg
William Shakespeare
Erasmus
Michelangelo
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Use of native language
Perspective
Secular
Partons
Venacular
20
To work on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Michelangelo used a large scaffold. What is a scaffold?
Type of colored marker
Type of tool used in sculpting
Type of high platform
Type of canvas
21
How does Michelangelo's David differ from other artist's versions of the same subject?
Others made David a giant; Michelangelos David was small
Others showed him after fight;Michelangelo showed him before
Others artists used paint canvas; Michelangelo used marble
Others hadGoliath beating David;Michelangelo showed opposite
22
Based on the video & information given about statue of David, which is true about Michelangelo
He was known as a brilliant Biblical scholar
He had a strong knowledge of human anatomy
He used better sculpting tools than artists of that time
His statues were too large to be realistic
23
What lead Luther to break away from the church?
The betrayal of his friends
Selling of indulgences
Many members were lost
Resistance from authority
24
The Gutenberg Bible was the
second
full-sized book printed with printing press.
False
True
25
Art technique that recreates three dimensions
Venacular
Focus
Alignment
Perspective
26
The printing press was created by
Michelangelo
Johann Gutenberg
William Shakespeare
Thomas Moore
27
Supporters of Luther's ideas were known as_______
Angelican
Lutherans
Hard workers
Patrons
28
Which word best describes the emotion associated with the Pieta?
Piety and faith
Joy and happiness
Determination
Grief and mourning
29
Wrote the book called, "
Utopia"
about an imaginary land occupied by peace-loving people.
William Shakespere
Erasmus
Thomas More
Queen Elizabeth
30
Queen Elizabeth spoke many languages such as French, Italian, Latin, and Greek.
True
False
31
The renaissance was the rebirth of ______ and ______.
art and comedy
art and language
art and stability
language and romance
32
Which of the following is an opinion about Michelangelo?
He was the greatest sculptor of his era
Scholars consider him one ofthe major artists of Renaissance
He was born in Florence, but did much of his work in Rome
It took several years for him to complete his work
33
Merchants were the
poorest
class during the Renaissance
True
False
34
Shakespeare's comedies poked fun at human weaknesses such as love and usually ended with ______
Jokes & Pranks
Marriage & Celebrations
Love or Death
Dishonor & Death
35
Queen Elizabeth reigned from
1901 to 1983
1520 to 1560
1409 to 1415
1558 to 1603
36
An "
ideal"
place
Utopia
Indulgence
Annul
Secular
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Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters.
Venacular
Secular
Perspective
Humanism
38
Which was one did northern European artists
not
paint?
Scenes of romantic life
Realistic landscapes
Oil-based paints
Religious subjects
39
Who wrote the book called "
Utopia?"
Johann Gutenberg
Thomas Moore
William Shakespeare
Michelangelo
40
The Italian Renaissance was characterized by
Famous epic poetry
The birth of philosophy
a transition from monarchy to democracy
Great art and architecture
41
Patrons were people who supported artists in what way?
Financially
Mentally
Physically
Emotionally
42
People who sat in the pit during Shakespeare's plays were known as
Utpoians
Patrons
Luthran
Groundlings
43
Focused on human potential and achievements
Humanism
Perspective
Patrons
Secular
44
A person who excelled in many fields was known as a
Patron
Genius
Renaissance man
Talented
45
Henry VIII was upset because the pope would not
annul
his marriage. Annul means
Pay fees
Give them counseling
Cancel or put an end to
46
What do David, the Pieta, and the Sistine Chapel all have in common?
They can all be seen in the city of Rome, Italy
They were all hated byart critics during Michelangelo's life
They were all commissioned by Popes
They all depicts scenes from the Bible
47
The printing press had a
small
impact on European society
True
False
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The printing press impacted nothern European life by all
except
New ideas formed about Christianity
People were able to buy indulgences
Helping learning spread rapidly
Books were being printed in many languages