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- 1. Multiple Choice
What was the Renaissance?a rebirth of Mesopotamian culturea rebirth of Greek and Egyptian culturea rebirth of Roman and Harrapan culturea rebirth of Greek and Roman culture - 2. Multiple Choicename?Middle Ages MadonnaRaphael: Madonna del GranducaLeonardo: Madonna del GranducaDonatelo: Madonna del Granduca
- 3. Multiple Choicename?Middle Ages: Mystical SupperLeonardo: The Last SupperDonatello: The Last SupperRaphael: The Last Supper
- 4. Multiple Choicea scene of___?the power pyramid of the Middle Agesinterest in trade and bankinghumanism in the representation of power to the peoplehumanism in the experience of betrayal
- 5. Multiple Choicea throwback to classical Greek/Roman statue stylesmedieval DavidRenaissance statue of Michelangeloimportance of muscles to defeat enemies
- 6. Multiple Choicewhat is "cool" in the Renaissance?equal weight on both feetpower pyramid and king dominationavoid conflict; don't confront oversized problemsstyle, cool hats, and fun hair styles
- 7. Multiple ChoiceMiddle AgesLeonardo: Adoration of the MagiBoticelli: Adoration of the MagiMichelangelo: Adoration of the Magi
- 8. Multiple ChoiceMiddle AgesHumanistic grandma, daughter, grandson and symbolic lambHumanistic desire for trade, riches and the sheep industryHumanistic kings who can do whatever they want with power to the people
- 9. Multiple ChoiceMiddle AgesLeonardo: The Virgin and ChildMichelangelo: The Virgin and ChildDonatello: The Virgin and Child
- 10. Multiple ChoiceMiddle AgesPiero della Francesca: The Duke and Duchess of UrbinoRaphael: The Duke and Duchess of UrbinoHumanism: Pope Domination
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThrowback to middle agesThrowback to a scene from the BibleThrowback to stories about winning and wealthThrowback to classical stories about love and beauty
- 12. Multiple ChoiceBoticelli: Birth of VenusLeonardo: The Last SupperBoticelli: Adoration of the MagiRaphael: The School of Athens
- 13. Multiple ChoiceBoticelli: Birth of VenusLeonardo: The Last SupperRaphael: Madonna del GranducaLeonardo: The Virgin and Child with St. Anne
- 14. Multiple ChoiceRaphael: The School of AthensDonatello: DavidBoticelli: Adoration of the MagiPiero della Francesca: The Duke and Duchess of Urbino
- 15. Multiple Choicea room in Vatican Citya Starbucks in Dublina room in Paris, Francea room in London, England
- 16. Multiple Choicegiving most importance to the King who is a human and top of the power pyramidgiving most importance to the past and learning lessonsgiving most importance to the human interests, feelings, activitiesgiving most importance to the Pope
- 17. Multiple Choicewhere?on the wall of St. Peter's Basilicaon the ceiling of the Sistine Chapelin the temple in Jerusalemin the Florence Cathedral, il Duomo
- 18. Multiple ChoiceSchool of AthensMona LisaLast SupperSistine Chapel
- 19. Multiple ChoiceRaphael: Madonna del GranducaMichelangelo: DavidBoticelli: The Birth of VenusLeonardo: The Virgin and Child with St. Anne
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhich Renaissance person is responsible for this drawing?Leonardo da VinciAlighieriErasmusMichelangelo
- 21. Multiple Choice______________ art was flat with rigid, emotionless figures, while ______________ art had full backgrounds with figures that showed emotion and detail.Renaissance, MedievalRenaissance, ClassicalClassical, MedievalMedieval, Renaissance
- 22. Multiple Choicebirthplace of the RenaissanceConstantinopleVatican CityLondon
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