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(Year 9) Mid-Term Exam Review
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1
Who was the most important painter in Cinquecento? And what did he paint?
Boticelli; The Birth of Venus
Michelangelo; The Creation of Adam
2
True or False: They used a variety of materials such as wood, marble and bronze in sculptures.
False
True
3
Who funded the art in France during the Renaissance?
the monarch
the church
the bourgeoisie
other sculptors
4
Who was/were the most important architect(s) in Quattrocento?
Bramante
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Alberti
5
Who invented the printing press?
Gutenburg
God
6
In the 17th century, Galileo proved the heliocentrism theory using:
anatomy
calculator
astrolabe
the telescope
7
In addition to religious themes in the painting, other themes included:
mythology
allegory
history
portraits
8
In the 16th century Flanders, the most famous painter was _____________
Botticelli
Rogier van der Weyden
Hieronymus Bosch
El Greco
9
In architecture during the Renaissance, there was a growth of what type of buildings?
churches
civil buildings eg. hospitals and palaces
squares
roads
10
The main characteristics of Renaissance painting in Italy were:
proportion as an essential source of beauty
balanced and harmonious compositions
use of light
illusion of depth
11
What does the word ¨helio¨ mean?
planet
earth
sun
human
12
The Flemish Primitives´ style in the 15th century was characterised by realistic figures.
True
False
13
Who did Fernando II marry in 1469?
Isabel of Aragon
Isabel of Castilla
14
Choose the best answer. The royal treasuries are responsible for:
all of the above
collecting money to maintain administrative & military systems
asking for loans from the rich middle class
creating taxes
15
What is the literal meaning of the word ¨Renaissance¨?
rebirth
replicate
revival
repeat
16
What are the main characteristics of Humanism?
God is at the centre of all
Education also contributes to a person´s prestige
Humans are capable of reasoning and intelligence
Man is at the centre of historical events
17
What architectural elements of Ancient Roman roofs did they revive in The Renaissance in Italy?
buttresses, semi-domes and pendentives
barrel vaults, domes and circular arches
tower, domes and arches
18
Who funded the art in Flanders during the Renaissance?
the knight
bourgeioisie
the queen
the king
19
Some characteristics of an Authoritarian Monarchy
Nobles were forbidden to raise local armies
Parliaments are less needed (compared to period of Feudal M)
Church is on the service of the kings
First development of modern state (administration)
20
Who was the greatest sculptor in Cinquecento?
Michelangelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Ghiberti
Alberti
21
Who was/were the most important architect(s) in Cinquecento?
Michelangelo
Brunelleschi
Alberti
Bramante
22
Humanist artists and thinkers were supported by:
the church
kings
patrons
astronauts
23
True or False: The pursuit of ideal beauty in sculptures was characterised by inexpressiveness.
True
False
24
There were two major artistic periods of The Renaissance in Italy. They were:
Quattrocento & Cinquecento
Cinquecento & Sextecento
25
Who was the most important painter in Quattrocento? And what did he paint?
Michelangelo; The Creation of Adam
Botticelli; The Birth of Venus
26
Who was the most important sculptor in Quattrocento?
Ghiberti
Michelangelo
Donatello
Alberti
27
_______ and _______ became more important in the 15th century economy.
trade and agriculture
agriculture and textile
gold and silver
craftwork and trade
28
Leonardo da Vinci painted:
The Brera Madonna (1472)
The Mona Lisa (c. 1503)
The Marriage of the Virgin (1504)
The Creation of Adam (c. 1511)
29
Why was the invention of the printing press so important in the Early Modern Period?
intellectual life was no longer restricted to monasteries
books could be produced more easily
it improved literacy
ideas spread more quickly
30
Some of the most important advances in the medicine field during the Early Modern Period were:
the development of pharmacology
the advances in plastic surgery
the invention of microscope
the advances in clinical trials
