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1
Christian Humanists did not believe in religion
False
True
2
What is an example of a secular topic?
The Pope
Peasant Life
Jesus & Mary
God
3
Which reason DOES NOT describe why the Renaissance started in Italy?
The Pope & Church were in Rome
The ancient ruins remained in Rome
cities expanded
trade was revived
4
Which artist was known as the celebrity painter back in the day ?
Hans Holbein
Shakespeare
Albrecht Durer
Pieter Bruegel
5
Why was Donatello's
The David
revolutionary?
It was the first time a religious figure was created in the artworld
It was the first nude sculpture in history
It was the first time the David was portrayed as human
It was the first bronze nude since classical era
6
Machiavelli stated, "It is better to be feared than loved."
True
False
7
Which artist included architecture into his paintings and was also an architect?
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
Titan
8
Who was the first artists to really gain a living from their work?
Hans Holbein
Jan Van Eyck
Giotto
Titian
9
Why did Anguissola only portray females in her work?
All of the above
women were not given access to male models
she did not have men in her family
she did not have any money for models
10
Which individual is being tested by God in the image below?
Isaac
Abraham
Lot
David
11
How did the Italian Renaissance spread to northern Europe?
War
Monarchs brought artists over
Artists traveled and taught
All of the above
12
Which family was responsible for financially supporting the Renaissance?
The Jonas Brothers
The Messilias
The Middletons
The Medici
13
Nudity was promoted in the Renaissance due to its association with Christ on the cross.
True
False
14
Which term would Ms. Egan/Rivera/Doherty/Silberstein like to teach during the Renaissance?
vanishing point
orthogonal lines
horizon line
linear perspective
15
Which individual stated, "My love for Laura grows within my heart forever...to know love is to be human."
Christine de Pizan
Bruni
Machiavelli
Petrarch
16
Only wealthy women were able to get an education
True
False
17
Jan Van Eyck created the work
The Adoration of the Lamb
True
False
18
The work
City of the Ladies
described
the loss of love
the potential of women having power in society
the increased need for womens' education
womens' right to vote
19
Ghiberti used the same material as which other artist?
Caravaggio
Jan Van Eyck
Michelangelo
Donatello
20
Which artist was known for using Chiaroscuro?
Giotto
Caravaggio
Jan Van Eyck
Vittoria Colonna
21
Why did Erasmus write
In Praise of Folly
?
To criticize Italian citizens
To criticize religion
To criticize the clergy members
To try and convert people to Christianity
22
Which artist created the image below?
Leonardo da Vinci
Albrecht Durer
Raphael
Botticelli
23
Which artist would have liked the song "It's the end of the world as we know it"
Botticelli
Raphael
Albrecht Durer
Pieter Bruguel the Elder
24
The work titled "Assumption of the Virgin" was known for its use of depth.
False
True
25
All of the following statements are true regarding this image EXCEPT:
It was created by Hans Holbein
It has a religious theme
It represents the devil giving Adam and Eve forbidden fruit
It is a woodcut
26
Why was Machiavelli considered a humanist?
None of the above
He believed in morality above all else
He looked to the Romans on how to rule well
He wanted all European governments to follow Italy's style
27
All of the following statements are true regarding the printing press EXCEPT:
Literacy rated went up
Only the wealthy could still buy books
Gutenberg improved the Chinese version
Books became mass produced
28
Where do you see perspective in the artwork?
the distance between the person in the sheet and the person behind
the bright colors
being able to see that the figures have a front and back to them
where the sky meets the ground in the back
29
Which artist would you like to have been a "fly on the wall" while watching them work?
Giotto
None of the above
Titan
Masaccio
30
All of the following are true about Vittoria Colonna EXCEPT
she advocated for a woman's right to vote
she wrote about love and loss
she wrote about women's feelings regarding warfare
The name of her work is "The Courtier"
31
Both More & Erasmus wanted to:
help the poor have a voice in society
reform society and make people more spiritual
get rid of a secular government
make the Pope give up power in return for the worship of Jesus
32
What was the subject of German art?
Peasant Life
The Secular world
Religious Work
Oil Based Subjects
33
What part of the classical period did Shakespeare utilize?
the significance of education for the majority of society
the use of dramas and comedies in writing
having females in stories
exploring a world without religion
34
What were the groups of 3 (along with the 3 windows) representative of in the image?
The Holy Trinity
Triangle shapes were used often in this period
Equality between Jesus and and his apostles
The separation of the spiritual realm and earthly realm
35
Which of the following is an example of realism in artwork?
proportion & scale
humanization of the divine
secular subjects
background
36
Which individual would have liked the song "School's Out for the Summer"?
Michelangelo
Botticelli
Raphael
Christine de Pizan
37
All of the following are reasons the Renaissance spread to northern Europe EXCEPT:
trade (via merchants)
war
the plague continued
printing press
38
Which statements best describes a humanist?
All of the above
someone who focuses on personal achievement & fulfillment
someone who believed in being active in politics
someone who believes in a secular education
39
Why is the image considered a Medieval piece of art?
Neither of the figures are nude
Jesus & Mary are the figures in the image
There is no background
The image is not in black and white
40
In Thomas More's Work
Utopia
, who was in charge of the people?
The army
None of the above
Monarchs
Nobles
