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The Renaissance (Ch. 3)
The Renaissance (Ch. 3)
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This Quiz reflects Ch. 3 of our social studies textbook, Worldviews: Contact and Change.
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1
How did humanist ideas mainly spread?
Discussions among the wealthy
Through political leaders
By owl
By email
2
In the Renaissance, painting changed to be more
Realistic
Boring
Gruesome
Two dimensional
3
Why was the statue of David symbolic to the people of Florence?
It represented the wealth and beauty of Florence
He was a saint
It represented the people fighting back against the powerful Medici's
David was a well-known renaissance man
4
In what way is our society still most similar to classical Greece?
Passionate about art
Led by a ruler
A participatory government (voting)
Focused on religion
5
Christine de Pisan is known for being...
Europe's first female jouster
Europe's first female teacher
Europe's first professional female writer
Europe's first professional female artist
6
What was the first country to have a democracy?
Greece
England
France
Italy
7
Pictographs are...
Artworks carved into rock with sharp tools
Artwork drawn onto rock surfaces
Translated manuscripts and books
Rules for living a good life
8
Civic humanists believed everyone should educate themselves to improve society
True
False
9
Francesco Petrarch is known for...
His sense of humour
His athletic abilities
Translating Greek + Roman manuscripts
His style of painting
10
Humanists looked back at ancient writing and art from...
China and Japan
Canada and the US
France and Spain
Rome and Greece
11
"Educating the whole child" meant...
Educating on character, mind, and body
Focus on physical education
Allowing children to choose what they want to learn
Focus on art education
12
What are the middle ages often referred to as?
The Cloudy Ages
The Sunny Ages
The Dark Ages
The Rainy Ages
13
Patrons were...
Wealthy who financially supported artists
Renaissance painters
Wealthy who financially supported athletes
Renaissance men
14
Humanists did not value importance of learning
True
False
15
One distinctive feature of Roman architecture is...
Underground cellars
Windows
Columns
Low ceilings
16
Civic humanists believed that...
People should be allowed to keep their own wealth
Government should control all decisions
Public service was the duty of everyone
The Honda Civic was the best vehicle
17
Romans invented the aqueduct, which was meant to...
Allow travellers to reach the sea by boat
Transport water into deep, inland cities
Block water from flooding cities
Clean water for drinking
18
Who carved the statue of David?
Michelangelo
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
19
Writers focused on translating writing in the "vernacular", which means...
Religious wording
Erasing religious content
The language people speak in an area
Making all texts written in Italian
20
Petroglyphs are...
Rules for living a good life
Artwork drawn onto rock surfaces
Artworks carved into rock with sharp tools
Translated manuscripts and books
21
Francesco Petrarch preferred the classical past to medieval times
True
False
22
Sculptures often represented biblical stories
True
False
23
Humanists believed that...
They were superior to others
Education should focus on religion
The arts were not important
Humans could use the power of reason and logic to find truth
