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Mr. J's "Renaissance" Quiz
Mr. J's "Renaissance" Quiz
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Mr. J's "Renaissance" Quiz is to be used to study for the Unit 8 Test on the Renaissance Period.
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1
a device used by sailors to measure latitude or distance North or South of the Equator.
astrolabe
astronomist
astronaut
astrologist
2
Who led the Protestant Reformation movement?
Michaelangelo
Francisco Cortes
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
3
Leonardo Da Vinci painted "The Mona Lisa" and The Last Supper."
True
False
4
The capital city of the Aztecs that was destroyed by Cortes and his conquistadors was...
Rome
Islamabad
Tenochtitlan
Mexico City
5
Christians who are not members of the Catholic or Orthodox Churches.
Muslim
Hindu
Protestant
Buddhist
6
To some people, what is considered to be the most famous painting in the world?
The Wall
Mr. J's self-portrait.....not!!!
The Blackboard
Mona Lisa
7
a technique in drawing and painting that shows objects as they appear to the eye.
percolation
perspective
persistence
presumption
8
The famous 9-foot statue of a man, chiseled out of stone was called......
Peter
Paul
Michael
David
9
The Spaniard, along with his conquistadors, conquered the Aztecs and killed Montezuma.
Pizzaro
Cortes
Michaelangelo
Magellan
10
The famous Italian artist who drew some of his first drawing of the insides of human beings.
Bartolomeo
Leonardo da Vinci
Fiorucci
Michaelangelo
11
The site where the Renaissance began was in Northern Italy.
True
False
12
The Catholic Church is a Protestant Church.
False
True
13
A rebirth of learning in Europe between 1300 and 1600 A.D.
Reformation
Dark Ages
Renaissance
Restoration
14
To travel completely around the Earth.
circumnavigate
circulate
15
This explorer was killed in the Philippines but, his crew managed to circumnavigate the world.
Columbus
Magellan
Cortes
Pizzaro
16
The Aztecs thought Cortes and his men were gods because of their horses, armor and weapons.
False
True
17
Christopher Columbus was the first explorer to circumnavigate the world.
False
True
18
The Incas were a group of European explorers in the New World.
False
True
19
The Spanish explorer who, along with 200 well-trained soldiers, conquered the Incas.
Pizarro
Magellan
Cortes
Marquette
20
A sailing vessel designed by Prince Henry's shipbuilders to be larger, stronger and faster.
carousel
carriage
caravel
caravan
21
It took 20 years for Michelangelo to paint the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel.
True
False
22
Which country led Europe in navigation education because of it's location on the ocean's coast.
France
England
Spain
Portugal
23
The leading country in the study of navigation and inventing of navigating tools.
England
Italy
Portugal
France
24
This happened when the Catholic Church started losing people, they were forced to make changes.
Muslim Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Christian Reformation
25
Spanish soldiers who took land from Natives in the Americas for Spain and the Catholic Church.
conquistador
cosmonaut
conqueror
conniseur
26
The list of complaints about the Catholic Church, posted the church's door by Martin Luther.
Olive Branch Petition
The Ten Commandments
The Bible
95 Point Thesis
27
an official pardon of sin given by the Pope in return for a monetary donation to the Church.
donation
fine (as in paying a fine)
price
indulgence
28
an expert sailor who guides a ship across the ocean.
pilot
engineer
navigator
conductor
29
Cleveland, Ohio was the capital of the Aztecs:-)
False
True
30
The Spanish explorer who led the way for future explorations and voyages to the New World.
Columbus
Magellan
Joliet
Marquette
31
This church(es) is an example of a Protestant Church.
Methodist
Presbyterian
Catholic
Orthodox
32
The change/reform of the Catholic Church by Martin Luther, started many Protestant Churches.
Reorganization
Restoration
Reformation
Revolution
33
Michelangelo was the artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City.
False
True
34
Martin Luther said
indulgences
were unfair to poor people to pay to be forgiven for their sins.
False
True
