Test 15 Renaissance as a cultural-historical era. Revival Tests

7th grade General history.

The test is focused on the minimum requirements for students' knowledge and skills.

It is carried out as a reinforcement of the lesson topic.

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"TEST ON THE TOPIC RENAISSANCE"

TEST ON THE TOPIC

RENAISSANCE

1. What term is synonymous with Renaissance?

a) Renaissance;

b) decadence;

c) both terms are synonymous with the Renaissance.

2. Which of the great humanists of the Renaissance was the second person in the state after the king, but did not give up his own ideas for the sake of power and money?

a) John Locke; c) William Shakespeare;

b) Thomas More; d) Pieter Bruegel.

3. Which of the great scientists of the Renaissance was burned at the stake for their scientific beliefs?

a) Nicolaus Copernicus; c) Galileo Galilei;

b) Giordano Bruno; d) all of the above.

a) Nicolaus Copernicus;

b) Giordano Bruno;

c) Galileo Galilei;

d) everyone contributed to the creation of the system.

5. Which of the Renaissance scientists laid the foundations of analytical geometry, gave the concepts of a variable quantity and function, and introduced many algebraic notations?

a) Roger Bacon; c) Rene Descartes;

b) Leonardo da Vinci; d) Francis Bacon.

6. The most famous Italian artist of the Renaissance, author of La Gioconda:

a) Raphael; c) Leonardo da Vinci;

b) El Greco; d) Diego Velazquez.

7. Which of the greatest geniuses of the Renaissance was at odds with the Latin language?

a) Leonardo da Vinci; c) Giordano Bruno;

b) Galileo Galilei; d) Nicolaus Copernicus.

8. Where did the Italian Renaissance find the greatness of man?

a) in his Godlikeness;

b) in his humility;

c) in his activity;

d) in his talent.

9. How are the paintings of Italian masters and Northern Renaissance artists different?

a) they are practically indistinguishable in terms of performance technique and genre features;

b) for Italian masters the center of the picture is clearly visible, for artists of the Northern Renaissance the center is everywhere and nowhere;

c) Italian masters have more paintings on religious themes, while artists of the Northern Renaissance have more paintings on everyday themes;

d) for Italian masters the focus is on man, while among the artists of the Northern Renaissance it is nature.

10. Which of the following figures of the Renaissance earned the nickname of the Titans of Evil from their contemporaries and descendants?

a) Leonardo da Vinci; c) Michelangelo;

b) Lorenzo Medici; d) Caesar Borgia.

Key: 1 a; 2 b; 3 b; 4 a; 5 V; 6 in; 7 a; 8 a; 9 b; 10 b, g.

MHC test for grade 10 on the topic “Culture of the Renaissance.”

Circle the number of the correct answer:

1. IN THE RENAISSANCE ERA, INTEREST IN ANCIENT CULTURE

1) does not appear

2) manifests itself

2. IN THE RENAISSANCE AGE, THE CONCEPT OF ANTHROPOCENTRISM IS

1) leading

2) not significant

3. HUMANISTS GLORIFIED

1) god

2) person

4. IN ITALIAN, THE TERM “RENAISSANCE” MEANS “BORN AGAIN”

1) true

2) not true

5. MASACCIO'S NICKNAME TRANSLATES AS

1) clumsy

2) dexterous

6. THE BOOK PRINTING PRESS INVENTED BY JOHAN GUTENBERG WAS

1) last in Europe

2) the first in Europe

3) first and last in Europe

7. FRANCESCO PERTARCA, IN THE PHILOSOPHICAL TREATISE “ON THE CONTEMPT FOR THE WORLD,” DECLARED A HIGHEST DESTINATION

1) love for a woman

2) hatred of women

3) indifference to a woman

8. IN THE ERA OF “RENAISSANCE” ANCIENT ORDER SYSTEM

1) used unchanged

2) was used, but was converted

3) was not used at all

9. B THE SECOND STAGE OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE IS CALLED

1) trecento

2) quattrocento

3) Dudento

10. SFUMATO DEVELOPED

1) Michelangelo

2) Leonardo da Vinci

3) Filippo Lippi

11. THE FONDASTER OF HUMANISTIC CULTURE IS CONSIDERED

1) Francesco Petrarca

2) Jan van Eyck

3) Durer

1) Erasmus of Rotterdam

2) Thomas More

3) William Shakespeare

4) Holbein

13. THE ancestor of book printing in Europe is

1) Johannes Guttenberg

2) Dante Alighieri

3) Pierre Abelard

4) Francesco Petrarca

14. IN THE FLORENTINE BAPTISTATERIA MICHELANGELO CALLED “THE GATES OF HEAVEN”

1) north doors

2) western doors

3) east doors

4) south doors

15. IACONO DELLA QUERCIA MADE THE MONUMENTAL RELIEF KNOWN AS

1) expulsion of Adam

2) murder of Adam

3) creation of Adam

4) life of Adam

We present you with tasks that may have one, two or more correct answers. Circle the numbers of all correct answers.:

16. COMMONLY CALLED “TITANS OF RENAISSANCE”

1) Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael

2) Quercia and Alberti

4) Bosch and Durer

5) Raphael and Bosch

3) Donatello and Michelangelo

6) Alberti and Michelangelo

17. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE

1) Bosch

2) Erasmus of Rotterdam

3) Durer

4) Francesco Petrarca

18. W. SHAKESPEARE'S PERU BELONGED WORKS

1) Praise for stupidity

2) King Lear

3) Hamlet

4) Othello

5) Divine Comedy

6) Book of Songs

19. AN ESSENTIAL PART OF LUTHERAN WORSHIP HAS BEEN

1) vocal singing

2) accompaniment of organ music

3) choral singing

4) any lack of music

20. ART THEORIST LEON BAPTISTE ALBERTI WROTE TREATIES

1) “About painting”

2) “About the statue”

3) “On contempt for the world”

Circle the number of the most correct answer:

21. THE IMAGE OF THE MADONNA WAS A KEY IN PAINTING

1) Leonardo da Vinci

2) Michelangelo

3) Raphael

22. FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE TERM “REVIVAL” IS FOUND IN

1) Russian humanists

2) German humanists

3) English humanists

4) Irish humanists

5) Italian humanists

23. DURING THE RENAISSANCE, GREAT SUCCESS WAS ACHIEVED IN THE FIELD OF LITERATURE

1) F. Petrarch and Durer

2) E. Rotterdamsky and Bosch

3) M. Luther and Raphael

4) Donatello and J. Eyck

5) J. Eick and M. Luther

6) F. Petrarch, E. Rotterdam and M. Luther

24. ANTHROPOCENTRISM IS BASED ON AN INTEREST IN

1) a person and his activities

2) god and man

3) to God and the world

4) heaven and hell

25. MASTER OF ENGRAVING AND FOUNDER OF GERMAN RENAISSANCE CULTURE

1) J. Eyck

3) Grunewald

2) K. Pauman

4) Durer

Add:

26. OUTSTANDING PAINTER OF THE RENAISSANCE ERA AUTHOR OF THE FAMOUS PAINTINGS “SPRING” AND “BIRTH OF VENUS” _________.

27. THE MOST FAMOUS WORKS LIKE “THE LADY WITH AN ERMINE”, “MONA LISA”, “THE LAST SUPPER” BELONG TO THE HAND OF __________________.

28. BASIC LAWS OF LINEAR PERSPECTIVE DISCOVERED_______.

29. TREATISE “10 BOOKS ABOUT ARCHITECTURE” BELONGES TO THE OUTSTANDING ART THEORIST _________________________.

30. DRAWING AND ENGRAVING OCCUPY A LARGE, SOMETIMES EVEN THE LEADING PLACE IN THE CREATIVITY OF ________________________________.

Set the correct sequence:

31. EVENTS DURING THE “EARLY RENAISSANCE” PERIOD

Creation of Dante's Divine Comedy

The beginning of printing

The origins of the Gothic style

The creation of the painting “Spring” by Botticelli

32. DEVELOPMENT OF REVIVAL PERIODS

Late Renaissance

Proto-Renaissance

Early Renaissance

High Renaissance

33. APPEARANCE OF FAMOUS RENAISSANCE WORKS

Mona Lisa (Leonardo da Vinci)

engravings from the cycle “Apocalypse” (Dürer)

Creation of Adam (Querce)

Spring (Botticelli)

34. DEVELOPMENT OF THE RENAISSANCE IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES (STARTING WITH WHERE THE RENAISSANCE ARISED AND HOW IT DEVELOPED)

France

England

Germany

Italy

35. THE APPEARANCE OF W. SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGEDIES

Othello

King Lear

Romeo and Juliet

Hamlet

Match:

36. ARTIST

JOB

1) Leonardo da Vinci

2) Botticelli

3) Raphael

A) Gioconda

B) statue of David

B) Birth of Venus

D) Sistine Madonna

D) Creation of Adam

Answer: 1__; 2__; 3__.

37. REVIVAL PERIOD REPRESENTATIVE

1) F. Brunelleschi

2) Rafael Santi

A) Late Renaissance

B) Northern Renaissance

3) Bosch

4) Titian

B) High revival

D) Early Renaissance

Answer: 1__; 2__; 3__; 4__.

38. REPRESENTATIVE OF THE RENAISSANCE

TYPE OF ART IN WHICH I WORKED

1) Donatello

2) F. Brunelesschi

3) Masaccio

4) E. Rotterdam

A) literature

B) painting

B) sculpture

D) architecture

D) cinema

Answer: 1__; 2__; 3__; 4__.

39. COUNTRY OF THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE RENAISSANCE

1) Italy

2) Germany

3) England

4) France

A) Jean Clouet

B) Cranach the Elder

B) Shakespeare

D) Titian

Answer: 1__; 2__; 3__; 4__.

40. HERO TRAGEDY OF W. SHAKESPEARE

1) Cordelia

2) Desdemona

3) Horatio

4) Signor Capulet

A) Romeo and Juliet

B) Hamlet

B) Othello

D) Macbeth

D) King Lear

Answer: 1__; 2__; 3__; 4__.

ANSWERS:

1; 3

1; 2; 3

2; 3; 4

2; 3

1; 2

Botticelli

Leonardo da Vinci

Brunelleschi

Leon Baptiste Alberti

Durer

3-2-1-4

4-1-2-3

3-4-1-2

3-4-2-1

3-4-1-2

1-A; 2-B; 3-G

1-G; 2-B; 3-B; 4-A

1-B; 2-G; 3-B; 4-A

1-G; 2-B; 3-B; 4-A

1-D; 2-B; 3-B; 4-A

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Test on the topic “Renaissance Art”

1. Match the name of the scientist and the discovery:

1. I. Newton a) discovery of the satellites of Jupiter

2. W. Harvey b) the law of universal gravitation

4. G. Galileo d) secretion of blood circulation.

2. Which of the great scientists of the Renaissance was burned at the stake for their scientific beliefs: 1) N. Copernicus; 2) D. Bruno; 3) G. Galileo.

1) N. Copernicus; 2) D. Bruno; 3) G. Galileo; 4) all of the above.

4. The most famous Italian artist of the Renaissance, author of La Gioconda:

1) Raphael; 2) El Greco; 3) Leonardo da Vinci; 4) Diego Velazquez.

5. Indicate who we are talking about: sculptor, artist, poet, architect, musician, philosopher, mechanic:

1) Michelangelo; 2) Leonardo da Vinci; 3) Raphael; 4) Rembrandt.

6. Match the title of the work of art and the name of the author:

1. “Benois Madonna” 2. “Return of the Prodigal Son” 3. “Sistine Madonna”

1) Raphael; 2) Leonardo da Vinci; 3) Rembrandt.

Final test based on the materials of the 1st quarter

1. What did the Portuguese call the cape on the east coast of Africa, which they reached in 1488?

a) Ivory

b) Good hope

c) Gold Coast

d) Monkeys

2. Who conquered the Inca Empire?

a) F. Magellan

b) H. Columbus

c) E. Cortes

d) F. Pissaro

3.Who in England was called “The Eyes and Ears of the Crown”?

a) King

b) Peasants

c) Magistrates

d) Police

4. In what year was the English East India Company created?

5. What were the names of the “new nobles” in England during the enclosure period?

a) Hillbilly

b) Gentry

c) “Air feudal lords”

d) Burghers

6. What is the name of the most famous book of Erasmus of Rotterdam?

a) “Praise of stupidity”

b) "Utopia"

c) “Gargantua and Pantagruel”

a) William Shakespeare

b) Leonardo da Vinci

c) Thomas More

d) Miguel Cervantes

8. What is the name of the new style of painting that appeared in the 15th century, which was called “Flying Leaves”?

a) Sculpture

b) Mosaic

c) Engraving

d) Portrait

9. Which painter was called “peasant” for his love of depicting commoners?

a) Rafael Santi

b) Pieter Bruegel the Elder

c) Albrecht Durer

d) Michelangelo Buonarroti

10. Who owns the words: “I think, therefore I exist”?

a) Rene Descartes

b) Nicolaus Copernicus

c) Giordano Bruno

d) Galileo Galilei

11. In what year did I. Newton publish the book “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy”, where he outlined the three laws of motion?

12. What is another name for the Calvinist church?

a) Puritan

b) Presbyterian

c) Lutheran

d) Anglican

13. In what year was the Edict of Nantes issued, which regulated the political and religious rights of the Huguenots?

Tasks

1. Say the name of the king.

Under ____ _____ the royal residence was moved to Versailles. ____ __________ did not live in Paris, in this dirty, noisy, obstinate city with narrow winding streets, where an unbearable stench reigned.

_____________ went hunting at least two or three times a week. If there was no hunting, in the evening masquerades, concerts, and card games were held in the palace.

“Both dominion and submission are disgusting to me”

3. Who are these words about?

...tall and well-built, very strong (with his right hand he bent a wall iron ring or a horseshoe like lead), always smartly dressed, his conversation is charming

4. From which treatise of Nicolaus Copernicus are these words?

...In comparison with the sky, the Earth is nothing more than a point or, as it were, a certain quantity in comparison with the infinite. It is impossible for the Earth to represent the center of the world. How! The immeasurable will revolve in twenty-four hours around the insignificance.

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TESTS for the section “RENAISSANCE”

1. Who was the first to use the term “Renaissance” in his book?

A) Leonardo da Vinci

B) G. Vasari

B) Filippo Brunelleschi

2. The art of which country is considered a unique example of Renaissance art?

A) Italy

B) Spain

B) Netherlands

D) France

3. Write in which centuries, years (if clarification is required) the periods of the Renaissance took place

A) Proto-Renaissance

B) Early Renaissance

B) High Renaissance

D) Late Renaissance

4. Give three reasons why Italy became a classical Renaissance country.

5. List the main features of the Renaissance culture.

6. Explain what the new humanistic worldview was?

7. Highlight the features of Renaissance art:

A) convention in the depiction of nature and man

B) artists sought to comprehend and justify their activities in books

B) use of reverse perspective

D) architecture plays a leading role

D) a system of genres is emerging

E) the emergence of a new type of art - engravings

G) the main feeling when perceiving art is pleasure

H) the insignificance of man in this world is emphasized

I) rich people compete for luxury and possession of masterpieces of art

K) knowledge of perspective and theory of proportions

K) the ability to convey volume on a plane

8. Redraw the table and fill it out: determine to which stage of the Renaissance the artists listed below belong.

Artists: Simone Martini, Filippo Brunelleschi, Sandoro Botticelli, Giotto de Bondone, Donatello, Masaccio, Leonardo da Vinci, Albrecht Durer, Titian, Jan van Eyck, Raphael, Veronese, Michelangelo Buanarotti, Tintoretto, Giorgione, Hieronymus Bosch, Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

9. Which cathedral was crowned with a dome with a diameter of 42 m, designed by F. Brunelleschi?

A) Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence

B) Notre Dame Cathedral

B) St. Peter's Basilica in Rome

10. What is the name of Donatello's sculpture of a young man in a hat?

A) Monument to the condottiere Gattamelata in Padua

B) Hermes

B) Young David

11. What is depicted in Masaccio’s fresco “Expulsion from Paradise” and what are the innovations of the Renaissance artist?

12. Name two of Sandro Botticelli's greatest works

Proto-Renaissance - XII-XIV centuries

Early Renaissance - XV century

High Renaissance - late 15th century - early 16th century

Late Renaissance - last two thirds of the 16th century

Reasons why Italy became a classical Renaissance country

political reasons: Italy consisted of a number of independent cities and regions, many of which had a republican form of government

new economic relations, a center of international trade and banking (primacy in Florence, as well as Pisa, Siena, Genoa, Milan, Venice)

geographical: it was here that antiquity was rediscovered

anthropocentrism, humanism, modification of the medieval Christian tradition, revival of ancient cultural monuments and ancient philosophy, a new attitude to the world.

Earthly existence was called the only real one, and man was called beautiful or striving for beauty, like God. Asceticism, the insignificance of man, was rejected.

B, D, E, F, I, K, L

Early Renaissance

What term is synonymous with Renaissance?

a) Renaissance

b) decadence

c) both terms are synonymous with the Renaissance.

Distinctive features of the Renaissance:

a) the connection between culture and religion, the subordination of man to the church;

b) imitation of antiquity, depriving a person of the right to develop his abilities;

c) the secular nature of culture, humanism, appeal to antiquity.

Of all the arts, the Renaissance especially exalted:

a) visual;

b) “the art of words”;

c) musical.

Favorite subject of Renaissance painting:

a) historical events of Italy 14-16 centuries;

b) Madonna and Child;

c) an image of the nature of Italy.

One of Michelangelo's last picturesque works was a huge fresco of the Sistine Chapel, completed in 1514. What biblical story was depicted?

a) “Creation of the world”;

b) "Flood";

c) "The Last Supper"

The biographer of Italian Renaissance artists, Giorgio Vasari, characterized the three greatest masters as follows:

1) “He showed the way to the main task of art, which is the human body, and, paying attention only to it, leaving aside the play of colors...”

2) “He conquered everyone with his friendliness and art, but most of all with the genius of his nature...”

3) “His talent was so great that when creating any difficult objects to which his inquisitiveness turned, he easily and perfectly found solutions... He made models and drawings every day...”

a) Raphael;

b) Leonardo da Vinci;

c) Michelangelo.

How are the paintings of Italian masters and Northern Renaissance artists different?

a) they are practically indistinguishable in terms of performance technique and genre features;

b) for Italian masters the center of the picture is clearly visible, for artists of the Northern Renaissance the center is everywhere and nowhere;

c) Italian masters have more paintings on religious themes, while artists of the Northern Renaissance have more paintings on everyday themes;

d) for Italian masters the focus is on man, while among the artists of the Northern Renaissance it is nature.

What are the names of Titian's paintings on mythological themes? __________________

10. Who are we talking about?

The Italian Renaissance sculptor, the founder of the individualized sculptural portrait, adhered to realistic principles, sometimes it seems that he deliberately looked for the ugly sides of nature.

The great Italian artist (painter, sculptor, architect) and scientist (anatomist, naturalist), inventor, writer, one of the largest representatives of the art of the High Renaissance, a shining example of the “universal man” (lat. homo universalis).

Italian Renaissance painter. His name ranks with such Renaissance artists as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael. He painted pictures on biblical and mythological subjects, and he became famous as a portrait painter. He received orders from kings and popes, cardinals, dukes and princes. He was not even thirty years old when he was recognized as the best painter in Venice.

___________________ - Flemish painter of the early Renaissance, master of portraiture, author of more than 100 compositions on religious subjects, one of the first artists to master the technique of painting with oil paints.