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Which is one of Leonardo's most famous paintings?
The Prince
Mona Lisa
The Burial of the Count of Orgaz
Adoration of the Magi
2
An unpaid worker learning a trade
fresco
apprentice
lagoon
basilica
3
Castiglione wrote
Othello
The Prince
All of these
The Courtier
4
Michelangelo's masterpiece
the Sistine Chapel
The Courtier
Don Quixote
the Last Supper
5
A person in charge of a monastery
apprentice
prior
patron
chateau
6
Which artistic technique made paintings look three dimensional?
illuminated manuscripts
perspective
fresco
collage
7
The ruler of Venice
Pope
Doge
King
Emperor
8
Which was the most powerful family in Florence?
Da Vinci
Arno
Cervantes
Medici
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Who was Don Quixote?
the author of a great Spanish novel
a fictional character who tried to imitate brave knights
the real name of Miguel de Cervantes
the real name of El Greco
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What was Leonardo Da Vinci known for?
Italian cooking
masonry
inventions
The Prince
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A stonecarver or bricklayer
patron
apothecary
apprentice
mason
12
Which industries was Florence dependent on?
wool and banking
shipbuilding and trade
farming and food production
arms and ammunition
13
The most important church in Rome
Peace Lutheran
St. Peter's Basilica
The Duomo
St. Paul's Church
14
What was the Renaissance?
a time of increased religious faith
a time of rapid industrialization
a time of achievements in art, literature, and learning
a time of wars for independence
15
During the Renaissance, the status of artists
decreased
lowered to the peasants
improved
stayed the same
16
The pope is
an Italian word for God
a parish priest
the president of Italy
head of the Roman Catholic Church
17
How did Venice become wealthy?
by warfare
discovering oil in the lagoon
inventing the suspension bridge
through trade
18
What was Leonardo Da Vinci known for?
Don Quixote
papal states
sculpture
basket weaving
19
What was Leonardo da Vinci known for?
racing
writing
painting
cartooning
20
When did the Renaissance begin?
1600
1300
1100
1800
21
A watercolor painting done directly on a damp plaster wall
chateau
patron
basilica
fresco
22
A Christian church
prior
apothecary
chateau
basilica
23
Where did the Renaissance begin?
France
Spain
England
Italy
24
A shallow body of water
lagoon
mason
chateau
prior
25
During the Renaissance, Italy was
divided into many separate states
a colony of Spain
struggling for independence
ruled by an elected president
26
Who was an important artist of the Renaissance?
Mortuschiano
Brunelleschi
Fantastiglio
Sangratia
27
Which city is built on more than 100 islands?
Venice
Rome
Florence
Princeton
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A druggist or pharmacist
lagoon
prior
mason
apothecary
29
The great cathedral in the center of Florence
Notre Dame
The Duomo
Sistine Chapel
Vatican City
30
Which is a message from
The Prince
?
There should be no rulers at all with God in charge
Rulers get authority directly from God
To be powerful, you have to break the rules sometimes
Princes should always display correct behavior
31
Who was an important artist of the Renaissance?
Orinsimaato
Michelangelo
Mona Lisa
Arno Medici Cervantes Duomo
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A castle or huge country house
lagoon
basilica
chateau
fresco
33
This invention accelerated the Renaissance
assembly line
spinning jenny
printing press
penicillin
34
Which city was considered the cradle of the Renaissance?
Pompeii
Naples
Florence
Vatican City
35
Incapable of wrong or error
infallible
chateau
patron
apprentice
36
Who was an important artist of the Renaissance?
Botticelli
Moctezuma Quetzecoatl Tenochtitlan
Italy
France
37
Why is Shakespeare a "Renaissance Man"
he was the first to write the term Renaissance
he was born during the time of the Renaissance
he wrote tragedies, comedies, and histories
he was a painter, writer, and sculptor
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A wealthy person who supports an artist
prior
apprentice
chateau
patron
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Cosimo and Lorenzo were patrons of
artists
soldiers
merchants
farmers
