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Unit 1 Renaissance 1. What were causes of the Renaissance A. the plague and war B. the change in time C. the inspiration from the past D. a time for freedom 2. What does Renaissance mean? A. Renew B. Recreate C. Rebirth D. New Life 3. Prior to the Renaissance the society was very? A. Secular B. Religious C. Bias D. Humanistic 4. The Renaissance may be described as an age of A. curiosity and individualism B. exploration and adventure C. the “rebirth” of human creativity D. all of the above 5. The intellectual movement called humanism A. condemned any remnant of pagan antiquity B. focused on human life and its accomplishments C. treated the madonna as a childlike unearthly creature D. focused on the afterlife in heaven and hell 6. The dominant intellectual movement of the Renaissance was called A. feudalism B. humanism C. classicism D. paganism 7. Which of the following statements is not true of the intellectual movement of the Renaissance known as humanism A. The madonna was treated as a beautiful young woman. B. The humanists were basically atheistic in their beliefs. C. The humanists were captivated by the pagan culture of ancient Greece and Rome. D. The humanists focused on human life and its accomplishments. 8. Which of the following statements is not true of the Renaissance A. Education was considered a status symbol by aristocrats and the upper middle class. B. The Catholic church was even more powerful in the Renaissance than during the Middle Ages. C. Every educated person was expected to be trained in music. D. Musical activity gradually shifted from the church to the court. 9. The Renaissance is an era that took place between A. the 14th and 16th centuries B. the 15th and 17th centuries C. the 12th and 14th centuries D. It is still ongoing 1 10. When the Plague died away A. new industries emerged in Europe B. Europe's population began to grow C. people started believing in religion again D. People continued to live in the country 11. During the Renaissance more and more people started to read because A. monks taught people how to read and write B. more young people went to school C. printing became cheaper D. They learned English 12. Humanists were people who A. who studied the human body B. liked to learn about the world C. who taught the church's religion D. started to read Roman and Greek literature again 13. The Medici family were A. rich bankers in Florence B. painters in Venice C. merchants in Milan D. a middle class family 14. During the Renaissance A. the monarch gained power B. a new middle class emerged C. people started moving to the countryside D. people became poorer 15. Renaissance artists A. used perspective in their drawings B. didn't use as much realism as painters before them C. used flat angles D. were very gothic 16. Renaissance painters in Flanders as in Italy tended to produce work that was? A. Realistic B. Idealistic C. Distorted D. Formal and structured 17. In Greek the word Utopia means? A. No place B. Highest C. Everywhere D. A homeland 18. The first to use moveable type was A. Greece B. Germany C. Italy D. China 19. The printing press was invited by A. Jan van Eyke B. Johann Gutenberg C. Peter Brugel D. Hans Holbein 2 20. Which of the following correctly matches the author to something they wrote? A. Thomas More and Utopia B. Christine de Pizan and Hamlet C. William Shakespeare and The Praise of Folly D. Desiderius Eramus and Gargantua and Pantagruel 21. The best known synonym for secular is A. New B. Worldly C. Humane D. Religious 22. Who is the best example of a Renaissance Man? A. Leonardo da Vinci B. Johann Gutenberg C. Vittora D. Thomas More 23. To become a well known patron one needed to be A. Wealthy B. Creative C. Religious D. Intellectual 24. The technique known as perspective is most useful in the creation of A. Drama B. Sculpture C. 2-D art D. Poetry 25. Who inspired the Renaissance A. The Gothic Period B. The plague C. The Italians D. Greeks and Romans 26. What was a Renaissance Woman A. Someone who created art B. Someone who created a little bit of everything C. Someone who inspired creativity D. The same as a Renaissance Man 27. The Northern Renaissance took a political stance in the art and literature and addressed A. The ancient civilizations B. Values C. Man maintaining power D. Social issues 28. Who inspired the use of vernacular A. Petrach B. Dante C. Machiavelli D. Colonna 29. The biggest change in the Renaissance was: A. The explosion of music B. The change in art C. The documentation and inclusion of lower and middle class D. The change in theme or genre 3 30. How did the existence of patron’s most effect society? A. Explosion of Art and Music B. Made art important but only to rich C. Changed peoples lives D. Had little impact 31. How were ideas of the Renaissance shared with other areas? A. Trade B. Books C. Music D. Plays 32. The northern Renaissance focused on A. Humanism B. Perspective C. Realism D. Democracy 33. What was the capital of the Northern Renaissance A. Rome B. Flanders C. Venice D. Naples 34. Queen Elizabeth was the namesake of the Elizabethan Era, Why? A. She was well versed B. She was a mean ruler C. She named it after herself D. It was a joke 35. A person who produces work in their vernacular is one who A. Relies on realism B. Uses natural light C. Uses verse in his writing D. Writes in their local language Matching: 36. Raphael 37. Michelangelo 38. Leoardo da Vinci 39. Francesco Petrach 40. Pierter Bruegel a. b. c. d. e. Mona Lisa and Last Supper Painted Madonna and Child Influential Poet Painted peasant life Sistine Chapel 41. Thomas More 42. Vittora Colonna 43. Jan van Eyck 44. Giovanni Boccaccio 45. Niccolo Machiavelli a. b. c. d. e. Short story writer based on plague Wrote Utopia Political advisor and thinker Famous female writer Northern oil painter 46. Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance and why did the ideas of the Renaissance eventually spread outside of Italy? 47. How did the Medieval Ages compare and contrast to that of the Renaissance? 48. How did the printing press change the society and world, as we know it? 49. What is the Legacy of the Renaissance? 4