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S.2 History Mid-Term Test Revision
S.2 History Mid-Term Test Revision
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26. Who objected Geocentrism and supported Heliocentrism?
Copernicus
Vesalius
Socrates
Newton
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15. What were the features of medieval architecture?
tall pointed towers
stained glasses
stone pillars
flying buttresses
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28. What were the impact of the Scientific Revolution?
The Scientific Revolution led to Inustrial Revolution.
The Europeans thought rationally.
The Scientific Revoltuion led to the Enlightnment
The Scientific Revolution led to Voyages of Discovery.
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25. During the Scientific Revolution, people objected the geocentrism and believed in heliocentrism.
True
False
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13. The Renaissance paintings mostly used the techniques such as perspectives, light and shadowing.
False
True
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9. Who were the three great painters during the Renaissance?
Leonardo da Vinci
Titzel
Michelangelo
Raphael
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29. The Enlightenment was a cultural and intellectural movement in Europe. It stressed the natural rights of humans.
False
True
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19. The Reformation was caused by the sale of indulgences of the Protestant Church.
True
False
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1. In which century did the Renaissance start?
17th century
16th century
15th century
14th century
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2. Where was the Renaissance started?
Russia
Britain
France
Italian Peninsula
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16. What were the features of medieval architecture?
pediment
flying buttress
dome
stone pillar
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4. Which of the followings was not the feature of the Renaissance?
Challenging tradition
Emphasising humanism
Revival of ancient Egyptian civilization
Revival of ancient Greco-Roman civilization
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34. Who thought that political power is in the hands of people?
Montesqieu
Voltaire
Rosseau
John Locke
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35. On the whole, what made Europe strong?
Natural rights such as freedom and equality
Inquiring mind and Rational thinking
Religious belief
Technological progress
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17. What did the European think about the cause of illness before the Renaissance?
the God's punishment
the infectious disease
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22. Which of the followings was not the European idea after the Renaissance and the Renaissance?
They thought in new perspectives.
They were human-centred.
They no longer blindly believed in the teachings of Church.
They were God-centred.
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12. Who painted the School of Athens during the Renaissance ?
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
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7. Who wrote the Divine Comedy during the Renaissance?
Dante
Galileo
Shakespeare
Copericus
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32. Who stressed the separation of powers (the legislative, the executive, the judiciary)?
Rosseau
Montesqieu
Voltaire
John Locke
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23. The Scientific Revolution was a change in European scientific mind.
False
True
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5. What were the causes of the Renaissance?
The spread of Eastern knowledge from the Arabs
The decline of the Reformation
The decline of feudal system
The support of Medici family
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31. Who stressed the Theory of the Social Contract which allowed people to overthrow the poorly-ruled government?
John Locke
Rosseau
Voltaire
Montesqieu
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24. Which of the following was not the scientific method used by Renaissance scientists?
analysis
observation
praying
experiment
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27. Who pointed out the blood circulation system of human and animals?
Socrates
Copernicus
Newton
Vesalius
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8. What was the theme of the following Renaissance painting?
worldly affair
wordly thing
religion
worldly people
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20. Who published the Ninety-Five Theses to criticise the sale of indulgence and corruption of the church?
Remeo
Martin Luther
Louis XIV
Titzel
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6. The theme of medieval literature was about religion. The theme of Renaissance literature was about worldly affairs.
True
False
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30. Before the Enlightenment, which political theory was supported by European kings?
Separation of powers
Constitutional monarchy
Divine right of kings
Theory of the Social Contract
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18. The Refomation was a religious movement in Europe.
True
False
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33. Who supported the constitutional monarchy to restrict the power of king?
Montesqieu
Voltaire
Rosseau
John Locke
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11. The masterpiece of Michelangelo was the Last Judgement painted on the wall of the Sistine Chapel.
False
True
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14. The architecture style of Renaissance building was ancient Egyptian style.
True
False
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3. The Renaissance means 'rebirth' and 'revival'.
False
True
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10. The masterpieces of Leonardo da Vinci included Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.
True
False
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21. The Reformation led to the split of Christianity into Roman Catholic Church and Protestant Church.
False
True