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1
Francois Rabelais was a French Renaissance writer who wrote novels to mock the values of
the Middle Ages.
the Crusades.
the Church.
the kings.
2
Machiavelli's book,
The Prince
, gave advice on
how to increase trade.
how to improve art.
how leaders should rule.
how to keep the monarchy.
3
Cosimo de' Medici was the ruler, or signore , of
Rome.
Venice.
Florence.
Genoa.
4
Renaissance was ignited with a return to studying
Gothic and Medieval art.
Christianity and Islam.
Asia and Maro Polo.
Greek and Roman writing.
5
William Shakespeare wrote plays and poems
for the church.
for Christian humanism.
in the vernacular.
in Latin.
6
Renaissance scholars believed mathematics could help
understand the universe.
increase the interest they could charge.
build larger structures.
prove religious ideas.
7
Medici supported and improved education by building libraries and collected books because he
could read and write Latin.
loved Greek mythology.
wanted the largest collection of books.
needed educated workers.
8
Which famous artist drew a patch of weeds so clearly that scientists identified the species?
Pieter Brueghel
Desiderius Erasmus
Albrecht Durer
None of the Above
9
When Italian scholars read the ancient works by Roman writers they
translated the classical writings into Italian.
renewed their interest in the classics.
destroyed the classical writings.
tried to lower the prices of ancient books.
10
Printing on paper was cheaper and easier, therefore replacing the use of
wood cuts.
illuminated manuscripts.
sheet metal.
animal skin.
11
Cartography was greatly improved during the Renaissance, which led to
new math symbols.
more accurate maps.
detailed artwork.
oil paints.
12
Biblical scenes and classical myths were the traditional art subjects of __________________.
Northern Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
Middle Ages
Greek and Roman Classics
13
The following image is an example of
Northern Renaissance art.
Classical Roman and Greek art.
Middle Ages art.
Italian Renaissance art.
14
What were the key features of the Renaissance?
Love of art and education
Reopening of the Silk Road
Changes in prices of goods
Power of popes and kings
15
The following masterpiece was created by
Brunelleschi.
Michelangelo.
Leonardo da Vinci.
Botticelli.
16
Which Renaissance artist worked in oil paints, which was a new invention?
Michelangelo
Holbein
Alighieri
Van Eyck
17
Michelangelo was one of the greatest Italian artists who painted the
Mona Lisa.
The School of Athens.
Sistine Chapel.
The Birth of Venus.
18
Northern Renaissance artists often painted
scenes from Greek mythology.
scenes from daily life.
scenes from the Dark Ages.
scenes of battle fields.
19
Raphael's painting of
The School of Athens
includes images of subjects favored by
humanism.
Catholicism.
None of the Above
perspective.
20
Who is the Renaissance artist responsible for the following sketch?
Johann Gutenberg
Desiderius Erasmus
Albrecht Dürer
Leonardo da Vinci
21
Which artist often painted scenes from classical myths?
Titian
van Eyck
Botticelli
Brueghel
22
The wealth of Florence began modestly with the wool trade and increased through
art.
silk.
banking.
glass.
23
The following image is an example of a new discovery made during the Renaissance called
realism.
humanism.
perspective.
classics.
24
How did Petrarch's idea affect education?
Studying history became important
Studying mathematics became important
Studying astronomy became important
Studying religion became important
25
Marco Polo's stories of his journey in Asia resulted in
increase in prices for goods from Asia.
increased demand for paper money.
increase demand for goods from Asia.
increase demand for books.
26
Genoa and Venice enjoyed a commercial, or trading advantage, because they were
located near the coast.
located near Florence.
located closest to Asia.
located far apart.
27
Erasmus was a Dutch priest who published a book called, The Praise of Folly, which criticized
corrupt traders.
corrupt bankers.
corrupt clergy.
corrupt signoria.
28
Humanism was a new way of
rediscovering the past.
painting and sculpting.
writing in the people's language.
thinking and learning.
29
Renaissance, the period that followed Europe's Middle Ages, means
rebirth
rejoice
reach
return
30
Gutenberg's invention created the world's first printed
paper money.
map.
Bible.
newspaper.
31
The main focus of Italian cities under a signore was to
increase the number of universities in Italy.
increase the wealth of the Church.
conquer other Italian cities.
increase wealth through trade.