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Duplicate of CKLA Grade 5 Unit 4 Mid Unit Quiz
Duplicate of CKLA Grade 5 Unit 4 Mid Unit Quiz
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Vocab, Content, and Grammar from Lessons 1-6 of Unit 4 Grade 5 CKLA: The Renaissance
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Which group of people largely grew during the Renaissance?
The Lower Class- (example: farmers)
The Middle Class- (example: merchants, craftsmen)
Rich, Noblemen- (example: rulers, patrons)
2
When did the Renaissance movement take place?
About 800-900 BCE
About 1900-2000 CE
About 1400-1600 CE
About 2000-2022 CE
3
Da Vinci, Michelangelo, & Raphael represent the spirit of the Renaissance with their beliefs about man. What is it?
Man can do anything
All men are good
Man cannot learn about everything
Man needs help from others
4
Which of the following is an example of details in Michelangelo’s and Raphael’s Renaissance art?
Little detail in human figures
Faces with no emotions
Realistic human figures
Focus on nature scenes
5
What is a patron?
An important scientist
Someone who commissions (pays for) art
A famous artist
A knight who protects the royal family
6
The Renaissance movement was inspired by the ideas of which two ancient civilizations?
Greece and Rome
China and Australia
Maya and Aztec
France and Germany
7
How did wealthy merchant patrons support artists during the Renaissance?
Patrons provided money, food, clothing, and housing for artists
Patrons sold the paintings for a large amount of money
Patrons were celebrated for the works of art they helped create
Patrons learned how to become great artists
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Where did the Renaissance movement mostly take place?
North America
Asia
Africa
Europe
9
Renaissance is a word that means ____________________.
Rebirth
Philosophy
Artwork
Studies
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Why was the Medici family so important to the Renaissance?
The Medici family built a thriving banking business
The Medici family disliked art, literature, poetry, and philosophy
The Medici family was patrons for artists from around the world
The Medici family was a family of talented artists