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1
The city that was associated to Baroque was Florence
False
True
2
In which year did the Baroque period end?
1740
1756
1779
3
The Baroque period was only in art
False
True
4
Bernini in Rome created some of the world’s most important monuments and statues
True
False
5
Caravaggio killed a man
False
True
6
How did the baroque artists work with marble?
they stopped working with marble
Making it look like silk
nothing changed
Making It look stiff and without volume
7
Which of these dates aren’t related to Caravvaggio?
1604
1611-1612
1610
1606
8
Caravaggio glorified biblical stories
False
True
9
WHAT WAS THE GOAL OF DOING THE TRAPEZOID SHAPE ON "ST PETER’S" BASILICA SQUARE?
IT SEEMED LIKE A PANTHEON SO IT SYMBOLIZED THE RELIGION
HE LIKED THE SHAPE
ONLY FOR AESTHETICS
ENFORCING THE IMPORTANCE OF GOD
10
CARAVAGGIO WAS REALLY SCARED OF SEEKING THE TRUTH
True
False
11
During the Baroque age artists worked with marble with new standards, making it look as thought it was silk
False
True
12
What is the square of St Peter's Basilica surrounded by?
By a garden with century-old trees
By an avenue of flowers
By a colonnade of Tuscan columns
13
In Caravaggio's works the 3dimensional effect is obtained with the darkness from which the illuminated faces emerge
False
True
14
Why did Caravaggio have to flee his city?
To be inspired by new landscapes to paint
To hide from a crime he had committed
15
St Peter’s Basilica Square is surrounded by a colonnade of Tuscan columns in the Doric style
False
True
16
Caravaggio was the master of chiaroscuro
False
True
17
Which are some of Bernini's most important artworks?
David
The Chair of Saint Peter
Apollo and Daphne
18
What does the word Baroque mean?
Futuristic
Old
Fantastic
Absurd
19
What did Baroque artists do to to give depth to the painting?
the dimension
light of the painting
subjects in the painting
type of paint
20
When was Bernini born?
1600
1607
1623
21
"The Vocation of St. Matthew" was painted by Caravaggio
True
False
22
What is the whole name of Bernini?
Lorenzo Bernini
Gianni Bernini
Enzo Bernini
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
23
When did Bernini create the Piazza of St. Peter's Basilica?
1565
1765
1657
1656
24
The facade of the church of "Il Gesù" in Rome was made by Giacomo della Porta
True
False
25
What is the main discovery/theory of the Baroque Period?
The Gravitational Theory
The Heliocentric Theory
The Calculator
The Computer
26
When was Caravaggio born?
1611
1596
1610
1571
27
When did Caravaggio kill a man?
1508
1600
1606
1610
28
Caravaggio owes his fame to his naturalism and his subjects coming from the people
False
True
29
In the same years in which Caravaggio with his works changed the course of the history of painting...
Masaccio used the linear perspective in his paintings
Michelangelo frescoed the Sistine Chapel
William Shakespeare (born in England) composed his plays.
30
While Caravaggio was painting "Murtula" he was given the chance to paint the Contarelli chapel
True
False
31
What was abandoned in sculpture during the Baroque period?
The classic inspiration of the Renaissance
The perspective of the Renaissance
The style of the Renaissance
32
Where did Bernini live?
Florence
Rome
Genoa
Milan
33
What is one of Caravaggio's most innovative revolutions?
He made no revolutions
To paint three dimensional, thanks to his use of darks and lights
Depth
34
Baroque architecture abandoned some of the classical inspiration of the Reinassiance
False
True
35
Caravaggio painted the "Supper at Emmaus"
False
True
36
Bernini created some of the world’s most important monument and statues, among which_____
The Fontana dei Fiumi in Piazza Navona, the Ecstasy of St. Therese...
The Fontana di Trevi, the Cristo Velato...
The Duomo of Florence Bell Tower...
37
the Sistine Chapel ceiling was considered too "nude and rude" -Some robes were painted over some of the frescoed bodies
False
True
38
"Medusa" is one of Bernini's most important artworks
True
False
39
St Peter’s Basilica Square in Rome was planned by Brunelleschi
False
True
40
What was in the center of the everything during the Baroque Period?
The Government
The Church
The French King
The English Prime Minister
41
“La Vocazione di San Matteo” is located in Spain
True
False
42
What was Caravaggio's real name?
Michelangelo Merisi
Michel Agniolo Mersi
43
Rome was the city most associated with the Baroque period
True
False
44
Which famous artists belonged to Baroque era?
Da Vinci
Bernini
Van Gogh
Caravaggio
45
A colonnade has 8 columns
True
False
46
Caravaggio died in Rome
False
True
47
Both Bernini and Caravaggio had siblings
True
False
48
In the painting"The Vocation of St.Matthew" the direct light which comes from above represents the light of divine mercy
False
True
49
WHO WAS THE 'TEACHER' OF CARAVAGGIO?
GHIRLANDAIO
SIMONE PETERZANO
VERROCCHIO
CIMABUE
50
The word Baroque means
absurd
and it was used by the people who rebelled against Baroque art
True
False
51
By who/what was Baroque art encouraged?
The King of France
The Catholic Church
The Pope
52
Which technique did Bernini work on?
Oil painting
Glass art
Architecture
Sculpture
53
The Church of "Il Gesù" in Rome combined elements of classical and new (Baroque) designs
True
False
54
What was the Baroque style like?
Fully religious
A combination of theater, music, literature and art
Art and fantasy
Totally dark and flat
55
Caravaggio died of natural causes
False
True
56
When did Bernini die?
1650
1682
1680
1599
57
What technique did Caravaggio use in his paintings?
Watercolor
Chiaroscuro
Collage
Frescoes
58
Baroque art had to show the reality of the world at hand and to enforce religious and moral principles
False
True
59
Why is St. Peter’s Square designed with one important shape?
Because the shape combined with the Doric style of the columns
To help the square to be seen from far away
To enforce the importance of God
Because Bernini suggested the idea
60
Where did Baroque art come from?
Africa
Europe
America
Asia
61
Are Velázquez, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, Rubens, Poussin, and Vermeer artist from the Baroque Period?
False
True
62
During the Baroque age many talented artists ______
create installations made with rubber
believed that the world was flat
create furniture and theatrical sets
63
In the Gothic period artists were able to decorate buildings with plaster and frescos
True
False
64
What are 3 famous paintings that Caravaggio made with oil on canvas (that we studied)?
La Vocazione di SanMatteo,La Deposizione dalla Croce,La morte della Vergine
Narciso, Buona Ventura, La Depositazione della Croce
La Vocazione di San Matteo, Buona Ventura, Scudo con la testa di Medusa
65
When was “La Vocazione di San Matteo” painted?
1599-1600
1606
1570-1571
1601
66
During the Baroque period they wanted to paint over the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel
True
False
67
The painting entitled "The Vocation of St. Matthew", by Caravaggio, depicts...
the moment in which Jesus meets Matthew & invtes him to go to the Pope
the moment in which Jesus meets Matthew & invtes him to become a lawyer
the moment in which Jesus meets Matthew & invtes him to become his apostle
68
The city most associated with the baroque was ______
Rome
Florence
Milan
69
In architecture people _______
Designed buildings as they were in the renaissance
Liked to decorate and abound with paintings each palace
Played with dimensions and space
70
In which century was the Baroque born?
25th
16th
17th
18th
71
Where was the Baroque style born?
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
72
Lorenzo Bernini created _______
Monuments and Statues
Monuments and Canvases
Telephone
Paintings and Statues
73
Caravaggio: where did he die?
Palermo
Roma
Milano
Porto Ercole
74
The 17th century was the Age of Astrology
False
True
75
Caravaggio was born in Naples
True
False
76
Tenebrism is the technique where you see the maximum use of chiaroscuro
True
False
77
Lorenzo Bernini was a ______
Scientist
Painter and musician
Musician and architect
Architect and sculptor