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A review of #ckhg content for #grade5 about #therenaissance.
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1
Who did painters get their paints and supplies from? (p. 16)
apprentices
journeymen
masters
apothecaries
2
Florence's government was a ___.
merchant class p. 24
Papal State p. 32
republic p. 26
monarchy p. 45
3
The Guild of Masons worked with ____. (p. 16)
stone
candles
paint
leather
4
The Renaissance began in the year _____ (p. 6).
the mid-1400's
the mid-1000's
the mid-1300's
the mid-1200's
5
A group of people who make lawsand help govern a place
committee for public safety
chief of state
doge
senate
6
The Sistine Chapel, created by Michelangelo, is a __________. (p. 35)
fresco
painting
sculpture
duomo
7
Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting is ___?
Self portrait (c. 1490-1515) p. 52
Last Supper (c.1495-98) p. 54
Mona Lisa (c.1503-1519) p. 55
Vitruvian Man (c. 1490) see photo
8
Roman writer, Vitruvius said objects painted on a flat surface could appear realistic (p. 20)
Use of perspective
Use of form
Use of texture
Use of shape
9
The Renaissance was a time of ____. (p. 6)
The Dark Ages
rebirth of education, science, art, literature, music
13 British colonies revolted against British rule
the Europeans in the land of Aztecs, the Maya, and the Inca.
10
Who invented the technique of perspective? (p. 20)
Giovanni and Cosimo Medici
Brunelleschi and Alberti
Popes Nicholas V and Sixtus IV
da Vinci and Rafael
11
An image made by carving a block of wood or metal surface, then covered with ink and pressed
sculpting
printing from the printing press
engraving
painting
12
A structure developed by Romans with monumental public halls located on public squares (p.36)
museum
palace
basilica
dome
13
Who was El Greco of the Spanish Renaissance? (p. 87)
Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare
Doménikos Theotokópoulos
Miguel Cervantes
14
Define a lagoon
a small body of water that is connected to a larger one
n area of water surrounded by three sides, larger than a bay
a manmade waterway connecting 2 bodies of water
a freshwater body of water, contained within a piece of land
15
Who is a priest that leads a monastery? (p. 53)
monk
prior
deacon
brother
16
Cosimo and Lorenzo de Medici were patrons of ___.
artists
priests
pilgrims
merchants
17
French monarchs built ________ as their homes (p. 82).
palaces
chateaux
villas
forts
18
Which author wrote that leaders may need to be a merciless, cruel, ruthless tyrant?
Niccolo Machiavelli (p. 73)
Miguel de Cervantes (p.85)
Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus (p. 2)
William Shakespeare (p. 81)
19
Life in the chateau was modeled on life in Italian courts as described by ______ (p. 82).
Castiglione in The Courier
Shakespeare in The Merchant of Venice
Cervantes in The History of Don Quixote de la Mancha
Machiavelli in The Prince
20
Albrecht Dürer
a French, painter and engraver
a German, painter and engraver
a Greek, painter and engraver
a Spanish, painter and engraver
21
Who were the patrons that gave money or other support to someone, such as an artist. (p.24)
peasants
cooks
bankers and merchants
artisans
22
Describing something that is passed down as from parent to a child (p.45)
participate (v)
The Book of Gold (n)
eligible (adj.)
hereditary (adj.)
23
Florence is the cradle of the Renaissance because it was _________. (p.44)
located on the Arno River
magnificent and the birth place of the Italian Renaissance
formed by the Roman military
located 145 miles northwest of Rome
24
The tactful management of relationships between two or more parties or countries (p. 10)
republic
diplomacy
negotiation
diversity
25
The character, Don Quixote, acted like a ______ and jousted against windmills (p. 85).
Pope
prior
knight
merchant
26
Define a canal
small area of water, water on the ground, fun to jump in
small and narrow body of water with a slight current
a manmade waterway connecting 2 bodies of water
salt water that is enclosed by land, a synonym with an ocean
27
Venice's is made up of many ________ located in a lagoon connected to the Adriatic sea (p. 41)
plateaus
mountains
islands
valleys
28
A person trains for a skill by working under the supervision of an expert in the field (p. 52)
master
artist
patron
apprentice
29
The city of Florence's wealth depended on ___? (p.25)
writers and musicians
artists and architects
weavers and bakers
wool and banking industries
30
One who studies or teaches humanities: literature, history, poetry, and the art of speaking.
cardinal p. 31
“jack-of-all-trades” p. 50
courtier p. 70
humanist p. 4
31
Only ___ descendants of men who had sat on the council before 1297 were allowed to be members.
male
female
32
The quality of being realistic, or true to life
Expression
Realism
Color
Foreground
33
Who wrote
The Courtier
to outline the rule for Renaissance manners for the perfect gentleman?
Niccolo Machiavelli (p.71)
Miguel de Cervantes (p.85)
Pope Julius II(p. 73)
Baldassare Castiglione (p. 70)
34
From a Latin word meaning leader, Members of the Greater Council chose a man to serve for life.
merchant member of Guild of Bankers and Moneychangers p. 25
pope, Bishop of Rome, successor of St. Peter
doge (/doej/), head of the Venice government p.45
business member of Wool Guild and the Calimala Guild p. 25
35
In 1500 AD, Venice was a wealthy city because of ___. (p.40-44)
selling art and building architecture.
having the Venetian naval fleet.
trade at the world’s leading commercial center.
publishing classical masterpieces.
36
Which family held strong power in Florence?
Brunelleschi p. 19
Medici p. 26
Botticelli p.17
Titian p. 46
37
Who was a genius who completed Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral in Florence, the Duomo? (p. 27)
Filippo Brunelleschi
Sandro Botticelli
El Greco
Titian
38
___ is a person who's talented in art and science: an architect, sculptor and painter.
A Renaissance Man (p. 57)
A visionary (p. 50)
A scholar (p. 2)
A humanist (p. 4)
39
__
painting is a wall or ceiling art created by applying pigment onto a thin layer of plaster.
A portrait
A perspective
A duomo
A fresco
40
A person who prepares and sells medicines
weaver
apothecary
mason
cobbler
41
In 400 AD, Emperor Constantine built a church in Rome, and Pope Julius II in 1506 replaced it.
St. Mark’s Basilica, Venice
The Duomo of Milan
St. Peter's Basilica
The Basilica of St. Francis, Assisi
42
A Glittering City, on 117 islands on the coast of northern Italy, was a commercial center.
Florence
Rome
Genoa
Venice
