The conclusion of Shakespeare's plays usually surrounds

destruction of the antagonist and protagonist

Nudity in Renaissance art is for the purpose of

showing the strength and beauty of the human form

How does the written text relate to the Renaissance music composition?

It enhances the meaning and emotion

What is Fillippo Brunelleschi famous for doing?

Designing the dome of the Florence Cathedral

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1
The conclusion of Shakespeare's plays usually surrounds
destruction of the antagonist and protagonist
happy ending with reunion
tension awaiting a sequel story
connection to another Shakespearean drama
2
In about what years did William Shakespeare live?
1878-1922
1464-1519
1218-1296
1564-1616
3
Who is the artist?
Da Vinci
Donatello
Raphael
Michelangelo
4
Renaissance drama is largely centered in what country?
England
Florence
Spain
Italy
5
What is it called?
Last Supper
Last Judgement
School of Athens
Sistine Chapel
6
England's drama in the mid-to-late sixteenth century was __________ in character.
Foreign
National
Rural
Domestic
7
Secular is
mass
earthly
church
liturgy
8
Who is the artist?
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Donatello
Raphael
9
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Bernini
10
Nudity in Renaissance art is for the purpose of
commenting on the lavish lifestyles of the rich
showing the strength and beauty of the human form
showing the strength of women prostitutes
commenting on the immorality of society
11
What is enigmatic?
churchly
clear
pointed
mysterious
12
Which monarch is known for supporting the arts in England?
Francois I
Henry VIII
Mary
Elizabeth I
13
Someone who is well rounded, like Leonardo..
Bacchus Man
Renaissance Man
Baroque Man
Reformation Man
14
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Bernini
Brunelleschi
Bramante
15
In the school of Athens _____________ points to experience as the source of truth.
Plotinus
Acropolis
Plato
Aristotle
16
Where is the Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel?
floor
above the altar
ceiling
back wall
17
What is it called?
Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
Madona
David
18
Chairoscuro means
light, brown
smoky haze
burnt, scratch
light, dark
19
Who is the artist?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Da Vinci
Donatello
20
For what purpose was most Renaissance music written?
World, that is sacred
World, that is secular
Church, that is sacred
Church, that is secular
21
What is it called?
St. Peter's
Sancta Maria del Fiore
22
What is it called?
Madona
Mona Lisa
David
Vitruvian Man
23
How does Renaissance Architecture compare to today?
Today is more detailed
Renaissance was more detailed
Renaissance was made of composite materials
Metal was an important material in the Renaissance
24
What is the term for a short part of a mass, which is sacred and choral?
Madrigal
Offertory
Motet
Masses
25
What material is predominantly used in Renaissance Architecture?
Plaster
Wood
Copper
Masonry
26
What is the term for a secular vocal composition, two-eight voices?
Masses
Offertory
Madrigal
Motet
27
What is it called?
David
Vitruvian Man
Madona
Pieta
28
The most common element of Renaissance Architecture
Arches
Gables
Relief
Cantileavers
29
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
Da Vinci
30
What is it called?
Madona
Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
David
31
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Da Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
32
What is the characteristic of Renaissance Architecture that seeks only to decorate?
Structural domed rooms
Structural ornamentation
Nonstructural collumns
Nonstructural ornamentation
33
Shakespeare's works were
Comedies, epic, erotic
Nonsense, tragedies, epic
Satire, romance, histories
Comedies, tragedies, histories
34
What is it called?
Last Supper
School of Athens
Last Judgement
Sistine Chapel
35
Which of the following composers is described as Renaissance?
Mozart
Palestrina
Tchaikovsky
Bach
36
Who is the artist?
Michelangelo
Donatello
Da Vinci
Raphael
37
How does the written text relate to the Renaissance music composition?
It enhances the meaning and emotion
It makes little connection between the two
It supports the composers purpose
It enhances the composers fame
38
In the school of Athens _____________ points to the heavens as the source of truth.
Plotinus
Plato
Aristotle
Acropolis
39
What is Fillippo Brunelleschi famous for doing?
Patronizing the major Renaissance artists
Designing the dome of the Florence Cathedral
Designing the dome of the Sistine Chapel
Creating the greatest tragedy, Hamlet
40
Renaissance Music is centered in what country?
Spain
Germany
Italy
England
41
What is the name of the Florence Cathedral?
Sancta Maria del Fiore
Sancta Petra del Rome
Sancta Jacobi del Slaton
Sancta Martino del Sabaria
42
What is it called?
Mona Lisa
Madona
David
Vitruvian Man
43
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
44
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Brunelleschi
Michelangelo
Bernini
45
Where is Eve in the Creation of Adam?
nowhere
above Adam's head
behind Adam's leg
under God's arm
46
What is it called?
St. Peter's
US Capitol
White House
47
What is it called?
Last Supper
Sistine Chapel
School of Athens
Last Judgement
48
Who is the artist?
Donatello
Raphael
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
49
Marble was used for the
Madonna
Last Supper
Pieta
Last Judgment
50
Who is the artist?
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
51
Who is the artist?
Michelangelo
Raphael
Da Vinci
Donatello
52
What is it called?
Last Supper
Sistine Chapel
Last Judgement
School of Athens
53
Smoky haze effect in art
bfumato
sumato
sfumaro
sfumato
54
What is the inspiration for most Renaissance art?
Classics and State
Church and Reformation
Church and Classics
Nudity and Wine
55
The subject of Hamlet surrounds the _______ of his father and dealing with the resultant anger.
promotion
decapitation
marriage
murder
56
The instruments used in most Renaissance music
Piano
Synthesizer
Vocals
Guitar
57
What marks Renaissance Architecture as Renaissance?
Imbalance in perspective
Random geometrical shapes
Irregularity in form
Mathematical proportions
58
Word painting is best described as:
relating the musical tone to meaning and emotion
connecting the music to the sacred text
relating the tempo to the musical tone
using one line melody to accompany poetry
59
Why do we remember Julius II in art history?
Designing the dome of the Florence Cathedral
Creating the greatest tragedy, Hamlet
Designing the dome of the Sistine Chapel
Patronizing the major Renaissance artists
60
What was the primary location for notable Renaissance Dance?
Tavern
Barnyard
Church
Court
61
Renaissance drama was largely influence by what monarch's life?
Henry VIII
Mary
Elizabeth I
Francois I
62
What is it called?
US Capitol
St. Peter's
Sancta Maria del Fiore
63
A patron is one who ________ art.
buys
sells
dates
makes
64
Where was the center of early Renaissance Architecture?
Florence
Venice
Vatican
Naples
65
How is Renaissance music different from Medieval music?
Renaissance music is less organized in composition
Renaissance music has greater melodic - rhythmic integration
Medieval music has greater integration of rhythm and melody
Renaissance music has little connection with meaning-emotion
66
What is it called?
Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
David
Madona
67
Who is the English playwright that preceded and influenced Shakespeare?
Brunelleschi
Palestrina
Marlowe
Hamlet
68
What is pyramidal form?
grouping of threes in art
Jesus in the Pieta
strength and stability in art
Cubism's geometric form
69
Who is the artist?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
Da Vinci
70
What is the texture of Renaissance Music?
symphonic
polyphonic
impasto
monophonic

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