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Trivia Review
Round 1:
The Renaissance
Round 1: Question 1
• QUESTION: Define the term
Renaissance in regards to the years
1350 – 1600
• ANSWER: A rebirth in the interest of
the classical world (ancient Greece &
Rome)
Round 1: Question 2
•QUESTION: List two reasons for which
the Renaissance began & was able to
flourish in Italy
•ANSWER: Ruins of the ancient world;
location of Italy; trade competition
between city-states
Round 1: Question 3
•QUESTION: This was an intellectual
movement that focused on
individuality, human potential and
achievement
•ANSWER: Humanism
Round 1: Question 4
•QUESTION: Define the term patron
•BONUS: name the most famous
patron family
•ANSWER: One who provided financial
support for the arts; Medici family
Round 1: Question 5
•QUESTION: Name one way thinking
changed from the Middle Ages to the
Renaissance
•ANSWER: Focused on
humans/achievements; Focused on
present, not future/afterlife; Interested in
learning of classical world; Art was more
secular; etc
Round 2:
Renaissance Art
Round 2: Question 1
•QUESTION: Artist who was known for
his painting of Madonna (Mary) &
child (baby Jesus)
•ANSWER: Raphael
Round 2: Question 2
•QUESTION:
Artist who was
known for
these works:
•ANSWER:
Michelangelo
Round 2: Question 3
•QUESTION: Identify at least 3
characteristics of Renaissance art
•ANSWER: Perspective, Emotion,
Lifelike (realistic), Individualism,
Classicism, Sometimes Secular
Round 2: Question 4
•QUESTION:
Artist who was
known for
these works:
•ANSWER:
Botticelli
Round 2: Question 5
•QUESTION: What is one thing
Leonardo Da Vinci did OTHER THAN
paint?
•ANSWER: Sketched designs for
inventions/weapons, studied (geology,
anatomy), climbed mountains, wrote in
mirror image, etc
Round 3:
Protestant
Reformation
Round 3: Question 1
•QUESTION: This man broke with the
Catholic Church because he could not
get a divorce, and eventually became
the head of the Church of England
•ANSWER: Henry VIII
Round 3: Question 2
•QUESTION: Explain the concept of
Justification by Faith as explained by
Martin Luther
•ANSWER: One can reach salvation by
simply having faith in God’s grace
Round 3: Question 3
•QUESTION: Explain the doctrine of
Predestination as explained by John
Calvin
•ANSWER: God knows one’s fate
before he or she is born
Round 3: Question 4
•QUESTION: A certificate that was sold
by the Catholic Church; was said to
reduce or cancel one’s sins
•ANSWER: Indulgence
Round 3: Question 5
•QUESTION: This event marked the
beginning of the Protestant
Reformation (in 1517)
•ANSWER: Martin Luther nailed the
95 Theses to the Wittenberg Church
BONUS ROUND
•QUESTION: Name all 3 aspects of the
Counter Reformation
•ANSWER:
•Society of Jesus
•Inquisition
•Council of Trent
Round 4:
Random
Round 4: Question 1
•QUESTION: This act provided Henry
VIII with the right to preside over the
Church of England
•ANSWER: The Act of Supremacy
Round 4: Question 2
•QUESTION: This man is considered
the Father of Presbyterianism
•ANSWER: John Knox
Round 4: Question 3
•QUESTION: This man’s purpose in
writing Utopia was to critique the
wrongs in English society
•ANSWER: Sir Thomas More
Round 4: Question 4
•QUESTION: This man aided in the
spread of Renaissance ideas by
inventing the printing press
•ANSWER: Johannes Gutenberg
Round 4: Question 5
•QUESTION: Who advised rulers and
believed the “ends justify the
means…”
•ANSWER: Machiavelli
Round 5:
Scientific
Revolution
Round 5: Question 1
•QUESTION: Prior to the Scientific
Revolution these were considered the
“established authorities in regards
to truth”
•ANSWER: Bible/Catholic Church;
Greek and Roman scholars; Common
Sense
Round 5: Question 2
•QUESTION: This is the scientific
theory that states that the sun is the
center of the universe
•ANSWER: Heliocentricity
Round 5: Question 3
•QUESTION: This man discovered that
the planets move in oval-shaped
paths (ellipses)
•ANSWER: Johannes Kepler
Round 5: Question 4
•QUESTION: Polish astronomer who
was the first to believe in the
heliocentric theory
•ANSWER: Copernicus
Round 5: Question 5
•QUESTION: This man was brought
before the Inquisition as a heretic
*Bonus point – what year did the
Vatican clear him
•ANSWER: Galileo Galilee
1992