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1
What was an apothecary?
a doctor
a costume designer
a master painter
a druggist or pharmacist
2
What's a quarry?
a place to obtain cats
a place to obtain fancy cheese
a place to obtain stone
a place to obtain paint
3
Castiglione wrote what famous book?
The Courtier
The Prince
The Golden Book
The Book of Manners
4
What is the center of the Papal States called?
Pope Palace
Vatican City
Venice
Rome
5
Florence became wealthy because of which two industries?
Trade and their navy
Wool and banking
Banking and their navy
Wool and trade
6
A person who works with brick and stone is called what?
mason
major
patron
handyman
7
Why is Leonardo da Vinci considered a Renaissance Man?
He was a brilliant inventor
He was a master in science
He was a master of both the arts and sciences
He specializes in just art
8
Which pope said God would forgive their sins for donating to the construction of St. Peter's?
Pope John Paul II
Pope Francis
Pope Julius II
Pope Leo X
9
What's a galley?
a large, flat bottomed ship
a place to eat food on a ship
a slave ship
a boat with square and lateen sails
10
Did the status of artists change for the better during the Renaissance?
Super True
True
False
I don't know
11
What is this piece of art by Michelangelo called?
The David
The Creation of Adam
The Virgin Mary
The Pieta
12
The Prince
was written by whom?
Baldassare Castiglione
Leonardo da Vinci
William Shakespeare
Niccolo Machiavelli
13
Which city is built on more than 100 islands?
Venice
Rome
Florence
Naples
14
What's a fresco?
fancy cheese
a painting made on wet plaster
a painting
an outdoor dining area
15
Michelangelo became famous for painting what?
St. Peter's Basilica
The Mona Lisa
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Madonna and Child
16
Wealthy people who supported the arts were called what?
peacocks
patrons
masons
merchants
17
What's a French castle or large country house called?
a French castle...duh
chateau
basilica
quarry
18
What is the name of someone who agrees to work for someone in return for instruction?
apprentice
apothecary
indentured servant
slave
19
What years count as the Renaissance?
1450-1550
1350-1550
1300-1800
1350-1450
20
What's a Renaissance Man?
one who is highly skilled in sculpting
one who ruled during the Renaissance
one who is highly skilled in the arts and sciences
one who lived in the Renaissance
21
The Renaissance tried to copy what two civilizations?
German and Rome
Greek and Rome
Georgian and Rome
Greek and Romanian
22
Brunelleschi's most famous work is a church in Florence called what?
St. Peter's Basilica
The Dome
The Duomo
The Sistine Chapel
23
Where did the Renaissance begin?
England
France
Germany
Italy
24
What's it called where a government lets the people elect officials?
utilitarian
democracy
republic
dictatorship
25
Who created the printing press?
Johannes Gutenberg
Elon Musk
Leonardo da Vinci
Thomas Edison
26
The Courtier
was about what?
How to be a good ruler
How to be a bad ruler
How to be well behaved
How to make a good impression as a gentlemen
27
What is a shallow body of water called that's separated from a larger body of water?
inlet
sea
lake
lagoon
28
What is this painting by Leonardo da Vinci called?
Jesus and His Disciples
The Last Supper
The Last Meal
Judas and Jesus
29
The word Renaissance literally means what?
art
humanities
Roman
rebirth
30
Pope Julius II allowed construction to begin on what church?
The Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Basilica
Church of St. Mary
The Duomo
31
Where is the Vatican located?
Rome
Florence
Naples
Venice
32
Who were the wealthiest, most powerful family in Florence?
The Doges
The Medici
The Michelangelos
The Dauphins
33
What technique did Brunelleschi rediscover that made objects look 3-D?
architecture
personification
vanishing point
perspective
34
What piece of art is this from Michelangelo?
The Pieta
The Virgin Mary
The Creation of Adam
The David
35
What's a basilica?
A place where the pope lives
A French castle
A Christian church, usually shaped like a cross
A fancy building
36
In addition to artwork and architecture, Venice attracted
scholars
with over 200 what?
Perfume shops
Parlors
Paintings
Printing Presses
37
Leonardo da Vinci's most famous work was called what?
da Vinci Self Portrait
Mona Lisa
The Vitruvian Man
The Last Supper
38
Which grandson of Cosimo de Medici took over the Medici family?
Lorenzo the Ruthless
Lorenzo the Magician
Lorenzo the Magnificent
Lorenzo the Great
39
What invention helped accelerate the Renaissance?
Printing Press
Frescos
A focus on the arts
Wool and Banking
40
Which author specialized in histories, dramas, romances, tragedies, comedies, and poems?
Niccolo Machiavelli
Leonardo da Vinci
William Shakespeare
Baldassare Castiglione
41
Instead of roads, Venetians used what for transportation?
None of the above
Roads
Railroads
Canals
42
Venice was known for what two sources of income?
Wool and a strong navy
Trade and a strong navy
Trade and banking
Wool and banking
43
The ruler of Venice was called what?
Leader
Pope
King
Doge
44
Which city is considered the cradle of the Renaissance?
Venice
Florence
Naples
Rome
45
Miguel de Cervantes wrote what famous novel?
Don Quixote
The BFG
Othello
Romeo and Juliet
