Unit 1 Topic 1.2: The Italian Renaissance
Question 1
Petrarch
Filippo Brunelleschi
Leonardo Bruni
Niccolò Machiavelli
Question 2
Political leaders of the Italian city-states
Artists who created sculptures and paintings
Architects who designed buildings based on classical styles
Scholars focused on human values and concerns
Question 3
The focus on non-religious matters
The emphasis on personal independence and self-expression
The creation of new artistic techniques
The study of language in historical texts
Question 4
It challenged the institutional power of universities and the Catholic Church
It reduced the importance of individualism
It led to the decline of secularism
It emphasized the need for theological writings
Question 5
Niccolò Machiavelli
Filippo Brunelleschi
Raphael
Michelangelo
Question 6
A revival of classical literature
A style focused on realistic representation
A focus on non-religious matters
A method of creating the illusion of depth in art
Question 7
The study of language in historical texts
Personal independence and self-expression
The authority and influence of established organizations
The process of asking questions and investigating the natural world
Question 8
Creating the illusion of depth on a flat surface
A style focused on realistic representation
A focus on non-religious matters
The study of language in historical texts
Question 9
Michelangelo
Niccolò Machiavelli
Leonardo Bruni
Raphael
Question 10
The creation of the illusion of depth on a flat surface
The emphasis on personal independence and self-expression
A style focused on realistic representation
The revival of classical literature
Question 11
By promoting secularism, individualism, and humanist values
By rejecting scientific inquiry
By focusing solely on religious matters
By diminishing the role of classical texts
Question 12
Architectural designs
Political theory
Fresco painting techniques
Philological methods
Question 13
It caused a decline in the power of the monarchy
It resulted in the unification of Italy
It led to a revival of civic humanist culture in the Italian city-states
It promoted theocratic governance
Question 14
By spreading the humanist revival of Greek and Roman texts
By discouraging new methods of scientific inquiry
By reducing the importance of classical literature
By promoting the use of theological writings in education
Question 15
By centralizing power within the Catholic Church
By rejecting all forms of artistic expression
By discouraging the study of ancient Greek and Roman texts
By shifting towards a renewed interest in humanist values
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