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1.Which disrupted fourteenth-century life in Europe? 
a.the onset of the plague 
b.an extended period of economic depression 
c.urban riots and peasant unrest 
d.All 
2.The Black Death of the fourteenth century was: 
a.carried by fleas 
b.smallpox 
c.bubonic plague 
d.A & C 
3.As a result of the plague, the leading image in Late Medieval art and literature became the: 
a.Dance of Death 
b.Final Judgment 
c.Garden of Eden 
d.Fountain of Youth 
4.Which was an important technological innovation made in the Late Middle Ages? 
a.the wheel 
b.the steam engine 
c.movable type 
d.gunpowder 
5.The Hundred Years' War was fought between: 
a.France and England 
b.Italy and Germany 
c.Spain and Portugal 
d.the Netherlands and Scandinavia 
6.During most of the fourteenth century, the popes ruled the church from: 
a.Rome 
b.Avignon 
c.Milan 
d.Madrid 
7.Which was a threat to papal power during the Late Middle Ages? 
a.the Avignonese papacy 
b.the Great Schism 
c.the conciliar movement 
d.All 
8.What was the Great Schism? 
a.the forty-year period when there were two and sometimes three popes, each claiming papal authority 
b.the seventy-year period when the popes ruled from Avignon 
c.the split in the church when the Orthodox separated from the Roman Catholics 
d.the division in the church between Protestants and Catholics, started by Martin Luther 
9.The Wycliffite heresy advocated the: 
a.opening of the priesthood to women 
b.abolition of church property 
c.elimination of the sacraments 
d.denial of Jesus' humanity 
10.The Inquisition it 
a.was a church court. 
b.flourished mainly in Spain and Italy. 
c.was used to rid the church of heresy and witchcraft. 
d.All 
11.Which was a contribution of William of Ockham to medieval philosophy? 
a.He originated a closely reasoned style of argument. 
b.He helped to separate theology from philosophy. 
c.He contributed to the triumph of Nominalism in the universities. 
d.All 
12.What was Ockham's "razor"? 
a.a technological breakthrough, which allowed for more efficient slaves 
b.a philosophical method for eliminating superfluous information 
c.a literary device used by critics to dissect poetry 
d.a military formation employed during the Hundred Years/ War 
13.This medieval thinker pioneered the experimental system in science: 
a.Roger Bacon 
b.William of Ockham 
c.Duns Scotus 
d.Nicholas Oresme 
14.This Late Medieval thinker questioned the then-prevailing view that the earth did not move: 
a.Jan Hus 
b.William of Ockham 
c.Duns Scotus 
d.Nicholas Oresme 
15.Which was a force for change in Late Medieval literature? 
a.The invention of movable type gave birth to printed books. 
b.Vernacular literature began to replace literature written in Latin. 
c.The rich middle class started to supplant the nobility as audience and patrons. 
d.All 
16.The author of the Decameron was: 
a.Petrarch 
b.Boccaccio 
c.Langland 
d.Chaucer 
17.The Decameron helped bring into existence the modern: 
a.novel 
b.short story 
c.verse-drama 
d.comic play 
18.Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims: 
a.are drawn exclusively from the upper classes 
b.are drawn exclusively from the lower classes 
c.represent all walks of medieval society 
d.represent idealized portraits of medieval types 
19.The Wife of Bath is a famous character in: 
a.Petrarch's My Secret 
b.Boccaccio's Decameron 
c.Langland's Vision of Piers Plowman 
d.Chaucer's Canterbury Tales 
20.This artist turned painting in a new direction, one that led to the Renaissance: 
a.the Limbourg brothers 
b.Cimabue 
c.Giotto 
d.Jan van Eyck 
21.The painter Giotto achieved all of the following: 
a.a three-dimensional art 
b.full expression of human emotions 
c.naturalistic treatment of figures 
d.All 
22.The following statements apply to Van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding Portrait 
a.It expresses the symbolic realism of northern European painting. 
b.It records an actual event. 
c.It includes details that refer to wedding customs or beliefs. 
d.All 
23.The status of women during the Early Renaissance in Italy: 
a.declined significantly as they lost financial power 
b.probably improved with increased opportunities for education 
c.changed dramatically as they won new political rights 
d.improved socially as they were allowed to marry whomever they chose 
24.The center of the Early Renaissance was: 
a. Venice 
b. Rome 
c. Florence 
d. Siena 
25.The late-fifteenth-century popes: 
a. initiated a series of reforms aimed at improving the morals of the clergy 
b. supported the conciliar movement 
c. were patrons of the Renaissance 
d. held aloof from Italian politics 
26.Italian humanists expanded their interests by: 
a. looking beyond official Christian dogma 
b. seeking answers in Chinese philosophy 
c. examining the writings of Indian thinkers 
d. joining in the Scientific Revolution 
27.The Early Renaissance drew inspiration from: 
a. Classical sculpture and architecture 
b. medieval art and architecture 
c. Chinese civilization 
d. Byzantine art 
28.The Early Renaissance can best be described as: 
a. a period that made a complete break with the Middle Ages 
b. an age of great scientific advances 
c. an age when emerging secular values threatened long-accepted religious beliefs 
d. a stagnant period with little cultural innovation 
29.The earliest humanistic scholars were convinced that: 
a.the scholastic method was the path to truth 
b.language and writing changed as society changed 
c.the purpose of education was vocational preparation 
d.medieval church Latin was the language of scholarship 
30.Early Renaissance Neo-Platonism: 
a.was essentially the same as Late Roman Neo-Platonism 
b.could not be made compatible with Christianity 
c.taught that Platonic love was superior to erotic love 
d.failed to capture the attention of many thinkers and artists 
31.Pico della Mirandola was a: 
a.modest individual who refused to speak out for his views 
b.monk who denounced the Florentine art movement 
c.scholar trained in philosophy, language, and history 
d.follower of mystical and pietistic learning 
32.Underlying much of Pico della Mirandola's writing was the assumption that: 
a.All people share basic truths. 
b.Christianity is only part of a totality of truthful knowledge. 
c.The individual is of primary importance. 
d.all of the above 
33.The visual arts of the Early Renaissance followed the ideals of: 
a.balance and harmony 
b.grandiosity and exuberance 
c.abstraction and nonobjectivity 
d.sentimentality and prettiness 
34.This fourteenth-century painter inspired Early Renaissance artists: 
a.Cimabue 
b.Giotto 
c.Masaccio 
d.Pisano 
35.Which does NOT apply to the painting technique called linear perspective? 
a.It was pioneered by a series of experiments conducted by Brunelleschi. 
b.It is a mathematically based procedure for giving depth. 
c.Its results are contrary to the actual way that humans see. 
d.It is a way to create a sense of three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface. 
36.Brunelleschi solved the problem of the dome for the Florentine cathedral by: 
a.constructing a dome of wedged stones as in the Pantheon in Rome 
b.employing sets of diagonal ribs based on the pointed arch 
c.using reinforced rods and a new type of concrete 
d.borrowing the Classical post-and-lintel model 
37.Which apply to the sculptor Donatello? 
a.He embraced the principles of realism. 
b.He drew inspiration from Classical ideals. 
c.He revived the ancient practice of contrapposto. 
d.All 
38.Ghiberti's panels for the east doors of the Florentine Baptistery: 
a.depict scenes from the New Testament 
b.were cast so as to fit inside Gothic quatrefoils 
c.show his debt to Classicism 
d.are known as the "Gates of Hell" 
39.Masaccio's paintings were influenced by the perspective experiments of: 
a.Botticelli, the painter 
b.Brunelleschi, the architect 
c.Pico della Mirandola, the philosopher 
d.Cosimo de' Medici, the patron of arts 
40.Botticelli's early paintings were influenced by: 
a.Aristotelianism 
b.Neo-Platonism 
c.Epicureanism 
d.Stoicism 
41.Leonardo da Vinci is called a Renaissance Man because: 
a.He was a model of courtly behavior. 
b.He was intellectually curious about nearly every subject. 
c.He was deeply influenced by Neo-Platonism. 
d.He was a strict Classicist. 
42.The Early Renaissance was marked by: 
a.changes in the arts and architecture, based on Classical ideals 
b.an integration of painting and sculpture into architecture 
c.a decline in the popularity of painting 
d.the emergence of a fully secular art 
43.Laura Cereta, in her own defense, claims that she: 
a.is superior intellectually to other women 
b.thinks just as a man does 
c.is a typical woman in that she is capable of learning 
d.can outthink any man 
44.The three most famous artists associated with the High Renaissance in Rome are: 
a.Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Titian 
b.Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Parmigianino 
c.Leonardo da Vinci, Michaelangelo, and Raphael 
d.Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Parmigianino 
45.The cultural center of the High Renaissance was: 
a.Rome 
b.Florence 
c.Venice 
d.Parma 
46.The leading patrons of the High Renaissance were the: 
a.rich middle class 
b.popes 
c.nobles 
d.monks and nuns 
47.The three newly unified and stabilized nations in western Europe to emerge in the first half of the sixteenth century were: 
a.Germany, Spain, and France 
b.Spain, France, and England 
c.Spain, Austria, and England 
d.Ottoman Empire, Spain, and France 
48.Between 1494 and 1564, Europe's international political life was dominated by: 
a.England and the Netherlands 
b.France and Spain 
c.Italy and Greece 
d.Scandinavia and Russia 
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1.Which disrupted fourteenth-century life in Europe? 
a.the onset of the plague 
b.an extended period of economic depression 
c.urban riots and peasant unrest 
d.All 
2.The Black Death of the fourteenth century was: 
a.carried by fleas 
b.smallpox 
c.bubonic plague 
d.A & C 
3.As a result of the plague, the leading image in Late Medieval art and literature became the: 
a.Dance of Death 
b.Final Judgment 
c.Garden of Eden 
d.Fountain of Youth 
4.Which was an important technological innovation made in the Late Middle Ages? 
a.the wheel 
b.the steam engine 
c.movable type 
d.gunpowder 
5.The Hundred Years' War was fought between: 
a.France and England 
b.Italy and Germany 
c.Spain and Portugal 
d.the Netherlands and Scandinavia 
6.During most of the fourteenth century, the popes ruled the church from: 
a.Rome 
b.Avignon 
c.Milan 
d.Madrid 
7.Which was a threat to papal power during the Late Middle Ages? 
a.the Avignonese papacy 
b.the Great Schism 
c.the conciliar movement 
d.All 
8.What was the Great Schism? 
a.the forty-year period when there were two and sometimes three popes, each claiming papal authority 
b.the seventy-year period when the popes ruled from Avignon 
c.the split in the church when the Orthodox separated from the Roman Catholics 
d.the division in the church between Protestants and Catholics, started by Martin Luther 
9.The Wycliffite heresy advocated the: 
a.opening of the priesthood to women 
b.abolition of church property 
c.elimination of the sacraments 
d.denial of Jesus' humanity 
10.The Inquisition it 
a.was a church court. 
b.flourished mainly in Spain and Italy. 
c.was used to rid the church of heresy and witchcraft. 
d.All 
11.Which was a contribution of William of Ockham to medieval philosophy? 
a.He originated a closely reasoned style of argument. 
b.He helped to separate theology from philosophy. 
c.He contributed to the triumph of Nominalism in the universities. 
d.All 
12.What was Ockham's "razor"? 
a.a technological breakthrough, which allowed for more efficient slaves 
b.a philosophical method for eliminating superfluous information 
c.a literary device used by critics to dissect poetry 
d.a military formation employed during the Hundred Years/ War 
13.This medieval thinker pioneered the experimental system in science: 
a.Roger Bacon 
b.William of Ockham 
c.Duns Scotus 
d.Nicholas Oresme 
14.This Late Medieval thinker questioned the then-prevailing view that the earth did not move: 
a.Jan Hus 
b.William of Ockham 
c.Duns Scotus 
d.Nicholas Oresme 
15.Which was a force for change in Late Medieval literature? 
a.The invention of movable type gave birth to printed books. 
b.Vernacular literature began to replace literature written in Latin. 
c.The rich middle class started to supplant the nobility as audience and patrons. 
d.All 
16.The author of the Decameron was: 
a.Petrarch 
b.Boccaccio 
c.Langland 
d.Chaucer 
17.The Decameron helped bring into existence the modern: 
a.novel 
b.short story 
c.verse-drama 
d.comic play 
18.Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims: 
a.are drawn exclusively from the upper classes 
b.are drawn exclusively from the lower classes 
c.represent all walks of medieval society 
d.represent idealized portraits of medieval types 
19.The Wife of Bath is a famous character in: 
a.Petrarch's My Secret 
b.Boccaccio's Decameron 
c.Langland's Vision of Piers Plowman 
d.Chaucer's Canterbury Tales 
20.This artist turned painting in a new direction, one that led to the Renaissance: 
a.the Limbourg brothers 
b.Cimabue 
c.Giotto 
d.Jan van Eyck 
21.The painter Giotto achieved all of the following: 
a.a three-dimensional art 
b.full expression of human emotions 
c.naturalistic treatment of figures 
d.All 
22.The following statements apply to Van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding Portrait 
a.It expresses the symbolic realism of northern European painting. 
b.It records an actual event. 
c.It includes details that refer to wedding customs or beliefs. 
d.All 
23.The status of women during the Early Renaissance in Italy: 
a.declined significantly as they lost financial power 
b.probably improved with increased opportunities for education 
c.changed dramatically as they won new political rights 
d.improved socially as they were allowed to marry whomever they chose 
24.The center of the Early Renaissance was: 
a. Venice 
b. Rome 
c. Florence 
d. Siena 
25.The late-fifteenth-century popes: 
a. initiated a series of reforms aimed at improving the morals of the clergy 
b. supported the conciliar movement 
c. were patrons of the Renaissance 
d. held aloof from Italian politics 
26.Italian humanists expanded their interests by: 
a. looking beyond official Christian dogma 
b. seeking answers in Chinese philosophy 
c. examining the writings of Indian thinkers 
d. joining in the Scientific Revolution 
27.The Early Renaissance drew inspiration from: 
a. Classical sculpture and architecture 
b. medieval art and architecture 
c. Chinese civilization 
d. Byzantine art 
28.The Early Renaissance can best be described as: 
a. a period that made a complete break with the Middle Ages 
b. an age of great scientific advances 
c. an age when emerging secular values threatened long-accepted religious beliefs 
d. a stagnant period with little cultural innovation 
29.The earliest humanistic scholars were convinced that: 
a.the scholastic method was the path to truth 
b.language and writing changed as society changed 
c.the purpose of education was vocational preparation 
d.medieval church Latin was the language of scholarship 
30.Early Renaissance Neo-Platonism: 
a.was essentially the same as Late Roman Neo-Platonism 
b.could not be made compatible with Christianity 
c.taught that Platonic love was superior to erotic love 
d.failed to capture the attention of many thinkers and artists 
31.Pico della Mirandola was a: 
a.modest individual who refused to speak out for his views 
b.monk who denounced the Florentine art movement 
c.scholar trained in philosophy, language, and history 
d.follower of mystical and pietistic learning 
32.Underlying much of Pico della Mirandola's writing was the assumption that: 
a.All people share basic truths. 
b.Christianity is only part of a totality of truthful knowledge. 
c.The individual is of primary importance. 
d.all of the above 
33.The visual arts of the Early Renaissance followed the ideals of: 
a.balance and harmony 
b.grandiosity and exuberance 
c.abstraction and nonobjectivity 
d.sentimentality and prettiness 
34.This fourteenth-century painter inspired Early Renaissance artists: 
a.Cimabue 
b.Giotto 
c.Masaccio 
d.Pisano 
35.Which does NOT apply to the painting technique called linear perspective? 
a.It was pioneered by a series of experiments conducted by Brunelleschi. 
b.It is a mathematically based procedure for giving depth. 
c.Its results are contrary to the actual way that humans see. 
d.It is a way to create a sense of three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface. 
36.Brunelleschi solved the problem of the dome for the Florentine cathedral by: 
a.constructing a dome of wedged stones as in the Pantheon in Rome 
b.employing sets of diagonal ribs based on the pointed arch 
c.using reinforced rods and a new type of concrete 
d.borrowing the Classical post-and-lintel model 
37.Which apply to the sculptor Donatello? 
a.He embraced the principles of realism. 
b.He drew inspiration from Classical ideals. 
c.He revived the ancient practice of contrapposto. 
d.All 
38.Ghiberti's panels for the east doors of the Florentine Baptistery: 
a.depict scenes from the New Testament 
b.were cast so as to fit inside Gothic quatrefoils 
c.show his debt to Classicism 
d.are known as the "Gates of Hell" 
39.Masaccio's paintings were influenced by the perspective experiments of: 
a.Botticelli, the painter 
b.Brunelleschi, the architect 
c.Pico della Mirandola, the philosopher 
d.Cosimo de' Medici, the patron of arts 
40.Botticelli's early paintings were influenced by: 
a.Aristotelianism 
b.Neo-Platonism 
c.Epicureanism 
d.Stoicism 
41.Leonardo da Vinci is called a Renaissance Man because: 
a.He was a model of courtly behavior. 
b.He was intellectually curious about nearly every subject. 
c.He was deeply influenced by Neo-Platonism. 
d.He was a strict Classicist. 
42.The Early Renaissance was marked by: 
a.changes in the arts and architecture, based on Classical ideals 
b.an integration of painting and sculpture into architecture 
c.a decline in the popularity of painting 
d.the emergence of a fully secular art 
43.Laura Cereta, in her own defense, claims that she: 
a.is superior intellectually to other women 
b.thinks just as a man does 
c.is a typical woman in that she is capable of learning 
d.can outthink any man 
44.The three most famous artists associated with the High Renaissance in Rome are: 
a.Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Titian 
b.Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Parmigianino 
c.Leonardo da Vinci, Michaelangelo, and Raphael 
d.Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Parmigianino 
45.The cultural center of the High Renaissance was: 
a.Rome 
b.Florence 
c.Venice 
d.Parma 
46.The leading patrons of the High Renaissance were the: 
a.rich middle class 
b.popes 
c.nobles 
d.monks and nuns 
47.The three newly unified and stabilized nations in western Europe to emerge in the first half of the sixteenth century were: 
a.Germany, Spain, and France 
b.Spain, France, and England 
c.Spain, Austria, and England 
d.Ottoman Empire, Spain, and France 
48.Between 1494 and 1564, Europe's international political life was dominated by: 
a.England and the Netherlands 
b.France and Spain 
c.Italy and Greece 
d.Scandinavia and Russia 
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Level: HUMANITIES Class; Subject: FINAL Exam HUMANITIES 
Accepted Answer 
1.d 
2.d 
3.b 
4.d 
5.a 
6.b 
7.d 
8.a 
9.b 
10.d 
11.d 
12.b 
13.a 
14.d 
15.d 
16.b 
17.b 
18.c 
19.d 
20.c 
21.d 
22.d 
23.b 
24.c&d (both of these are true, go with class discussion) 
25.c 
26.a 
27.d 
28.c 
29.b 
30.a 
31.c 
32.d 
33.a 
34.b 
35.c 
36.b 
37.d 
38.c 
39.b 
40.b 
41. b 
42.a 
43.c 
44.c 
45.a&b (same as 24) 
46.b 
47.b 
48.b

1.d
2.d
3.b
4.d
5.a
6.b
7.d
8.a
9.b
10.d
11.d
12.b
13.a
14.d
15.d
16.b
17.b
18.c
19.d
20.c
21.d
22.d
23.b
24.c&d (both of these are true, go with class discussion)
25.c
26.a
27.d
28.c
29.b
30.a
31.c
32.d
33.a
34.b
35.c
36.b
37.d
38.c
39.b
40.b
41. b
42.a
43.c
44.c
45.a&b (same as 24)
46.b
47.b
48.b

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