PRE-TEST CHAPTER 14

This intellectual movement tried to apply the wisdom of the ancients to the Renaissance world.

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

• A. Humanism

This technique in painting makes distant objects smaller than those close to the viewer.

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

C. Perspective

This multitalented man dissected corpses to learn how to paint human anatomy correctly.

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

During the Renaissance this type of person provided financial backing for the arts.

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

B. Patron

This Renaissance author wrote a how to book for the Royals

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

One of his greatest books “Utopia”.

• A. Humanism

• B. Patron

• C. Perspective

• D. Leonardo da Vinci

• E. Niccolo Machiavelli

• AB Thomas Moore

• AB Thomas Moore

Painted the Sistine Chapel

• A. LEONARDO da VINCI

• B. MICHELANGELO

• C. RAPHAEL

• MICHELANGELO

Painted the Mona Lisa

• A. LEONARDO da VINCI

• B. MICHELANGELO

• C. RAPHAEL

• LEONARDO da VINCI

Painted the Madonna,

• A. LEONARDO da VINCI

• B. MICHELANGELO

• C. RAPHAEL

• C. RAPHAEL

an ideal or perfect society

• A. Satire

• B. Engraving

• C. Utopia

• D. Reformation

• E. Predestination

• C. Utopia

a religious teaching that God determines who will gain salvation

• A. Satire

• B. Engraving

• C. Utopia

• D. Reformation

• E. Predestination

• E. Predestination

the European movement calling for reform within the Roman Catholic Church

• A. Satire

• B. Engraving

• C. Utopia

• D. Reformation

• E. Predestination

• D. Reformation

an art form in which an artist cuts a design on metal plate and then uses the plate for printing

• A. Satire

• B. Engraving

• C. Utopia

• D. Reformation

• E. Predestination

• B. Engraving

the use of ridicule or scorn to expose the vices or misbehaviors of others

• A. Satire

• B. Engraving

• C. Utopia

• D. Reformation

• E. Predestination

•A. Satire

Renaissance art reflected the humanist interest in

• A. individual achievement

• B. Socialism

• C. government by kings

• D. the theater

• A. individual achievement

• In their effort to achieve realism renaissance painters and sculptors gave great attention to

• A. public opinion

• B. landscape

• C. medieval art

• D. anatomy

• D. anatomy

• During the Renaissance women artists

• A. kept their work secret

• B. were nonexistent

• C. produced many works of poor quality

• D. petitioned for a art school

• A. kept their work secret

• Renaissance architects favored

• A. the Gothic style

• B. the Greek and Roman style

• C. Chinese styles

• D. medieval architecture

• B. the Greek and Roman style

• How rulers could gain and maintain power was the focus of The Prince a book by

• A. Francesco Petrarch

• B. Niccolo Machiavelli

• C. Filippo Brunelleschi

• D. Michelangelo

• B. Niccolo Machiavelli

• How did the printing press affect Europe?

• A. the price of books rose • B. More people learned to read and

write• C. Books were only available to only a

limited few• D. Trade declined with the increase in

books

• B. More people learned to

read and write

• To pay for church projects the clergy

• A. raised fees and sold indulgences

• B. traded with other nations

• C. waged war

• D. taxed Roman citizens

• A. raised fees and sold indulgences

• The Roman Catholic Church reacted to Luther’s ideas by

• A. spreading them to non Christian

• B. sentencing him to death

• C. excommunicating him

• D. adapting Church doctrine

• C. excommunicating him

• Luther believed that souls could be saved only through

• A. the Church

• B. buying indulgences

• C. faith

• D. participating in a crusade

• C. faith

• Luther preached that all Christians

• A. should join a church

• B. should travel to Roman

• C. had equal access to God

• D. would enter heaven

• C. had equal access to God

• Who were often accused of being witches?

• A. Women

• B. Men

• C. Children

• D. clergy

A. Women