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Art History 7th grade Renaissance, Medieval, Classical
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1
Which subjects did Humanists study?
history, math, grammar
biology, geography, humanities
poetry, philosophy, chemistry
rhetoric, grammar, poetry
2
Independent Italian republics were run by elected officials. Who was most powerful?
glass blowers
painters
preists
rich merchants
3
Which of these methods did humanist scholars teach as a way to learn about the world?
Observe and experiment
Listen to the pope.
Sit quietly and meditate.
Read the newspaper
4
The title of the artwork is
Invoking Aphrodite
and her face shows no emotion.
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
5
Which characteristic is used in Renaissance art?
little sense of perspective
use of shadow and light
faces showed no emotion
figures appear stiff
6
"A philosophy focusing on potential of all people" is the definition of ____?
Confucianism
Judaism
Feudalism
Humanism
7
Which geographic factor contributed most to Italy’s economic success?
its climate
its location
its forests
its mountains
8
In the background, you see a winding stream and rolling green hills.
Renaissance
Classical
Medieval
9
The background of the artwork is gold.
Medieval
Classical
Renaissance
10
If several paintings were made in Italy before 1600, which was painted during the Renaissance?
one with a solid blue background
one in which people appear stiff
one in which nature is important
one that looks two-dimensional
11
What caused trade and commerce to expand during the Renaissance?
protected trade routes
central location of Italy
all of the above
bustling trade centers
12
How did wealthy Italian families encourage learning?
They established universities.
They trained girls to teach school.
They donated books to poor families.
They rejected ideas that weren't new.
13
What economic change during the Renaissance made bankers more important?
Jobs became more specialized.
Food for city people grew in the countryside.
People began to buy goods with money instead of bartering.
Craftspeople set out signs to advertise their wares
14
By the facial expression, you can tell Mary is feeling sorrow as she looks down.
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Classical
Medieval
15
Why did craftspeople become more important during the Renaissance?
They made stained glass for churches.
Universities hired them.
They worked for feudal lords.
Merchants traded their goods all over Europe.
16
Who most likely said, “
I’ve hired an artist to make a mosaic in the courtyard
.”?
a powerful family
a groupof merchants
a guild
a bishop
17
Which characteristic is used in Classical art?
Faces were serious, showed little feeling
Faces were calm without emotion
Show great interest in nature
Paint colors were bright
18
The center figure of Mary is significantly larger than the angels surrounding her.
Classical
Renaissance
Medieval
19
How did trade on the Silk Road help to cause the Renaissance?
Merchants paid painters to paint them in silk clothes
Italian cities on trade routes to the East became wealthy.
Ideas of Chinese philosophers became popular in the West.
Armies from Europe were able to defeat the Mongols.
20
Which subject of study belongs to the humanities?
mathematics
literature
navigation
anatomy
21
Which art had the greatest influence on Renaissance artists?
ancient Greek and Roman art
early medieval art
medieval Islamic art
ancient Chinese art
22
Which characteristic is used in Medieval art?
figures appear stiff
nude or toga
colors respond to light
sense of balance and harmony
23
The Renaissance philosophy of humanism included a belief in the ______.
need for foreign trade
worth of the individual
importance of tradition
authority of government.
24
Based on the meaning of the French word renaissance, the period Renaissance refers to the
remembrance of better times
restoration of basic human values 1
remainder of learning not yet lost.
rebirth of classical culture
