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The Renaissance Fine Arts TEST Mrs. Higdon “Man is rightly called and judged a great miracle and a wonderful creature indeed.” –Pico della Mirandello 1. The _______________ is a “rebirth” of classical Greek and Roman culture. a. Humanism b. Renewal c. Renaissance d. Hedonism 2. Which does NOT describe the Renaissance time period? a. focused on human life and accomplishments b. concerned with heaven and hell more than in Middle Ages c. period of exploration and adventure d. period of exceptional human creativity 3. Which of the following does NOT describe the intellectual movement of humanism? a. stressed preparation for the afterlife b. believed in the worth of each human life c. sought earthly wisdom d. stressed the value of the here and now 4. Who opened the door for modern astronomy by suggesting that mathematical calculations would be simpler if one accepted the sun as a stationary point? a. Raphael b. Copernicus c. Marco Polo d. Carl Sagan 5. ______________ caused education to increase among the middle class people. a. Greek and Roman ideals b. The Protestant reformation c. The compass d. The printing press 6. The posting of 95 theses upon a church door in Wittenburg Germany protesting the abuses of power and privilege by church hierarchy led to a. The Renaissance b. The Counter Reformation c. The Reformation d. The formation of the Anglican Church 7. The papal response to Martin Luther’s revolt was the __________________. Convened by Pope Paul III, the Council of Trent reaffirmed every element of Roman doctrine attacked by reformers and revived the Inquisition. a. The Renaissance b. The Counter reformation c. The Reformation d. The formation of the Anglican Church 8. Renaissance art differed from medieval art because ____________________. a. Medieval art lacked attention to background. b. Renaissance art had more nudes. c. Renaissance art focused on secular as well as religious subjects. d. All of the above. Matching a. linear perspective b. visual perspective c. atmospheric perspective 9. Based on the optical fact that colors become dimmer and outlines become hazier as they recede into the distance. 10. Suggests depth of space by overlapping shapes and by smaller size and distant objects. 11. Based on the principle that all lines converge on a single vanishing point. 12. The cultural epicenter of the Renaissance was ______________. a. Paris b. Florence c. Milan d. Rome 13. The greatest architect of the Renaissance was ______________. a. Ghiberti b. Botticelli c. Michelangelo d. Brunelleschi 14. The first nude sculpture completed since Greek and Roman times was completed by a. Donatello b. Leonardo c. Raphael d. Michelangelo 15. Massachio’s Tribute Money tells the story of a man catching a fish, finding money in the fish, and paying the Roman tax collector. This is called _________________. a. linear perspective b. word painting c. storytelling d. continuous narration 16. Botticelli’s _______________ has a subject derived from classical mythology. a. Sistine Chapel b. The Birth of Venus c. Oedipus Rex d. Zazzy Zeus 17. Which Flemish artist is known for his symbolism and oil based painting, particularly with such a work as the The Arnolfini Wedding? a. El Greco b. Michelangelo c. Botticelli d. Jan Van Eyck 18. One of the most controversial, pessimistic painters of the Renaissance is _____________. a. Leonardo da Vinci b. Donatello c. Hieronymus Bosch d. Michelangelo 19. Which of the following works of art contains hundreds of naked men and women and animals, busy with silly activities? a. Birth of Venus b. The Last Judgment c. Garden of Delights d. Mona Lisa 20. Which painting did Leonardo da Vinci carry with him everywhere? a. The Last Supper b. Mona Lisa c. Ginevra 21. Which work of art is the only one signed by Michelangelo? a. Pieta b. David c. The Creation of Adam 22. Which work of art by Michelangelo stands 17 ft tall? a.. Pieta b. David c. The Creation of Adam 23. The private chapel of the Popes is called the ______________. In four years, Michelangelo painted over 700 square yards of barrel-vaulted ceiling with over 300 figures. a.. The Dome of Florence b. The Wedding Chapel c. the Sistine Chapel d. T he Louvre 24. ____________, one of the greatest painters of Western art, is well-known for his Madonnas. a. Leonardo da Vinci b. Raphael c. Michelangelo d. Donatello 25. Which of Raphael’s paintings has the figures of Plato and Aristotle? a. Madonna Alba b. The Last Supper c. The Work of Man d. The School of Athens 26. The _______ was the preferred instrument of the middle class in the Renaissance. a. harp b. lute c. harpsichord 27. _____________ was known as “The Prince of Music.” a. Henry Purcell b. Durer c. Jasquin de Pres 28. High notes symbolize heaven, low notes symbolize hell is an example of _________________. a. counterpoint b. opera c. word painting 29. Who composed over 300 masses? a. Raphael b. Purcell c. Palestrina 30. A playful love song is known as a _________. a. motet b. madrigal c. mass 31. The leading operatic composer of the Renaissance is ______________. a. Palestrina b. Donatello c. Purcell 32. The term a capella refers to ________________. a. music set to poems b. secular music c. vocal music, no instruments True or False 33. Subject matter rather than style determined if a composition was sacred or secular. 34. By the end of the sixteenth century, the printing press had allowed music publishers to be in business everywhere. 35. Kings and other royalty competed for the finest composers, singers, and instrumentalists during the Renaissance. Matching 36. Cervantes 37. Sir Thomas More 38. Machiavelli 39. Shakespeare 40. Castiglione a. Much Ado about Nothing b. Don Quixote c. Utopia d. The Prince e. The Book of the Courtier Identifications a. Raphael’s The School of Athens b. Michelangelo’s David c. Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus d. Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper e. Jan van Eyck’s The Arnolfini Wedding ab. Donatello’s David ac. Micelangelo’s The Creation of Adam ad. Ghibert’s Baptistery doors of Florence Cathedral ae. Massacio’s Tribute Money bc. Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46 47. 48. 49. 50. THE END “The frailest and most vulnerable creatures is man, and at the same time the most arrogant.” - Montaigne