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Humanism and Renaissance
Humanism and Renaissance
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1
El Greco's elongated figures showed great spirituality.
False
True
2
Cardenal Cisnero set up the university in Salamanca.
True
False
3
Who was the most important artist of the Cinquecento?
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donotello
Botticelli
4
What did Copernicus develop?
The theory of heliocentrism.
The theory of evolution.
The theory of everything.
The theory of relativity.
5
What happened to Miguel Servet after he developed his theory of pulmonary circulation?
He was exiled.
He was made a knight.
He was burnt at the stake on his books.
He was boiled alive as a heretic.
6
Which three things were considered part of a persons prestige?
Health
Education
Wealth
Power
7
Flemish Primitives influenced painters from the Iberian peninsula.
False
True
8
Rome was the most important art centre of the 15th Century.
False
True
9
Asia had printing before Gottenberg made his press in 1440.
False
True
10
What does Anthrocentrism mean?
Plato is god.
Humans as individuals using reason and logic.
The king is the ruler of everything.
We are all children of god.
11
What techniques did Massaccio, Mantegna and Botticelli develop?
the use of light and shade.
depth and perspective.
using models
using still life
12
Who worked on El Escorial for the court of Felipe 2?
El Greco
Alonso Cano
Manuel Beccera
Puccini
13
Who designed St. Peter's Basilica?
Bramante
Michelangelo
Raphael
Da Vinci
14
Renaissance artist advanced painting by making them more realistic.
False
True
15
Who wrote the first grammar of the Castilian language?
Fernando de Murcia
Cervantes
Antonio de Nebrija
Paco de Lucia
16
Manuel Beccera was a famous sculptor.
False
True
17
Titian trained El Greco in Venice.
False
True
18
Imagineria was the most original Hispanic form of sculpture.
False
True
19
The Quattrocento and the Cinquecenta are major periods of the renaissance.
False
True
20
Where did Humanism begin and when?
Italy 15th and 16th Century
Germany, 14th and 15th Century.
France 16th and 17th Century
Spain 15th and 16th Century.
21
A patron is an artist model.
False
True
22
What philosophers did Humanist study?
Plato
Aristole
Erasmus
Copernicus
23
Who sculpted 'El martirio de San Estaban?'
Pedro Sanchez
Alonso Berruguete
Juan de Juni
Manual Becerra
24
What was Architecture based on in the 15th Century?
Math and geometry.
Astronomy and Geography
Physics and Chemistry.
Science and nature.
25
Who was the most important artist in Spain in the 16th Century?
Murillo
Velazquez
Bosch
El Greco