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2.04 Rome Revived Review (S1)
2.04 Rome Revived Review (S1)
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1
(Spot the Not)
Which
does NOT
describe Renaissance Art?
Included depth and perspective
Showed human emotion and natural movement
Flat and dull, emotionless
Realistic and lifelike
2
The powerful
Medici
family ruled
Florence
and were patrons of the arts.
True
False
3
You will have a
Unit Test Part 1
to
turn in
with the Unit 2 Test.
False
True
4
Who painted this "Madonna" of Mary and the baby Jesus?
Raphael
Julius II
Michelangelo
A Ninja Turtle
5
Who painted the ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Julius II
Madonna
Raphael
6
A type of painting done on
wet plaster
Perspective
Fresco
Water Painting
Sculpting
7
The Renaissance saw many new achievements in
Art & Literature
True
False
8
He became the pope by
bribing church leaders
to elect him, then changed his name to this after a great Roman general
Romeo
Caesar
Sixtus
Julius II
9
This statue was a symbol of greatness because it showed
courage, unexpected strength, and historic perseverance
.
Bernini
Donatello
David
Goliath
10
Which is the best description of a
Basilica?
the church where Michelangelo learned to paint.
a nation where the catholic church set up its headquarters.
a church of historical significance, important to a region's religion
11
Leonardo da Vinci
created the
Mona Lisa
&
Last Supper
False
True
12
All Unit 2 Quizzes should be taken (and passed!) before the Unit 2 Test opens because they'll help you on the test!
True
False
13
This is where the Roman church located its headquarters; is the
smallest independent country in the world.
Sixtus City
Ohio
Pieta
Vatican City
14
The Renaissance began in Europe...but
WHICH country?
France
Greece
Italy
15
Petrarch was the Father of
THIS
philosophy that placed value on
human dignity
and
potential
.
Marxism
Communisim
Humanism