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Renaissance and Reformation Book Worksheet
1. The Renaissance began around the…a. 1100s c. 1300sb. 1200s d. 1400s
2. The Renaissance began in…a. England c. Germanyb. France d. Italy
3. Renaissance means…a. rebirth. c. return.b. renewal. d. revival.
4. The Renaissance resulted from a renewed interest in… (there are two answers to this question)
a. Constantinople. c. Paris.b. Greece. d. Rome.
5. These studies led to the development of humanism. Humanism is…
a. a person who provides economic support for people in the arts.b. an outlook which focused on the human world and celebrated human freedom.c. the power to appoint people to government or political positions.d. the scientific study of the shape and structure of the human body.
6. The Renaissance began in Italian city-states. A city-state is…a. a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.b. made up of a city and the surrounding territory it rules.c. the capital city of a country.d. the largest city in a region.
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7. Identify an Italian city-state.a. Florence c. Veniceb. Milan d. All of the above
8. Identify a Renaissance invention (there are two answers to this question).
a. Printing press c. Steam engineb. Sewing machine d. Telescope
9. This began as an attempt to change the Catholic Church.a. French Revolution c. Reformationb. Industrial Revolution d. Renaissance
10. Reformers became known as “Protestants.” A Protestant is…a. a person who provides economic support for people in the arts.b. an assistant to someone who wanted to make changes in the Catholic Church c. someone who wanted to make changes in the Catholic Church.d. the leader of the reform movement.
11. The Renaissance began in the Italian city-state of...a. Florence. c. Rome.b. Milan. d. Venice.
12. The city of Florence was a republic. A republic is…a. a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.b. an assistant to an artist or craftsman who exchanges work for training.c. a group who have the power to appoint people to government or political positions.
13. A patron of the arts is a person who…a. believes things that go against the teachings of an established church.b. has the power to appoint people to government or political positions.
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c. is a doge.d. provides economic support for people in the arts.
14. This city-state controlled a vast network of overseas trade which stretched from England to China.
a. Florence c. Romeb. Milan d. Venice
15. Venice was settled on a group of islands in a lagoon. A lagoon is…
a. a piece of land surrounded by water along most of its border.b. a shallow body of water separated from the sea.c. a treeless plain characteristic of the arctic and subarctic regions.d. a waterway separating two relatively close landmasses.
16. Venice is a sinking city.a. True b. False
17. Renaissance painters developed the art practice called perspective. Perspective is…
a. the technique of picturing objects on a flat surface to give the appearance of depth and distance.b. the use of bold, unrealistic colors chosen not to depict life as it is but as it feels or appears to the artist.c. where the artist captures the image of an object as someone would see it if they just caught a glimpse of it.d. where the subject of the painting looks much like the real thing rather than being stylized or abstracted.
18. The person who came close to reaching the ideal of a “Renaissance Man” was…
a. Nicolas Copernicus. c. Galileo Galilei.b. Leonardo DaVinci. d. Anton van Leeuwenhoek.
19. Leonardo was not only an artist, he was also a…a. mathematician. c. priest.
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b. politician. d. scientist.20. Leonardo painted this masterpiece in the dining hall of a monastery in Milan.
a. The Annunciation c. The Mona Lisab. The Last Supper d. The Vitruvian Man
21. Leonardo observed air currents and how birds fly because he was interested in learning about…
a. bird anatomy. c. flight.b climate. d. weather.
22. Leonardo’s drawings of the appearance and function of organs and systems were the first accurate pictures of the human body. The study of the human body is called…
a. anatomy. c. botany.b. astronomy. d. entomology.
23. Heliocentric theory states…a. the planets revolve in perfect circles.b. the Sun and the Earth revolve around each other.c. the Sun is the center of the Universe.d. the Sun revolves around the Earth.
Match the scientist with his accomplishment._____24. Tycho Brahe_____25. Nicolaus Copernicus_____26. Johanne Kepler_____27. Galileo Galilei
A. He believed the Earth and the other planets revolved around the Sun.B. He confirmed the Sun was the center of the Universe and the orbits of the planets were oval.C. He created a measuring system to chart the positions of the planets accurately.D. Using a telescope, he saw sunspots, mountains on the Moon, and four of
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the moons of Jupiter.28. Gutenberg’s printing press used…
a. metal blocks carved with letters.b. moveable type. c. quill pens.d. wood or clay blocks which had to be fashioned by hand.
29. The first book Gutenberg printed was the Bible.a. True b. False
30. There were nearly ______________ pages in his first book.31. He printed more than ___________ copies of the book.32. Within 50 years…
a. millions of books were printed.b. books were printed on all subjects.c. books were printed in many different languages.d. All of the above
33. Today, __________ copies of the Gutenberg Bible still exist.34. The Catholic pope was obeyed only by priests and the people.
a. True b. False35. Martin Luther opposed the selling of indulgences. Indulgences…
a. are a pardon excusing punishment for a sin which has been forgiven.b. are excuses for not attending church services.c. are the power to appoint people to government or political positions.d. guarantee a person’s entrance into heaven.
36. Martin Luther’s efforts led to the…a. Reformation. c. Enlightenment.b. Renaissance. d. Industrial Revolution.
37. Queen Elizabeth I was the daughter of…
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a. Charles III. c. Henry VIII.b. Edward VI. d. Queen Mary.
38. Queen Mary had nearly ______________ Protestants burned at the stake.39. Because Queen Mary killed so many Protestants, she was known as…
a. Bloody Mary. c. Mary, Queen of Scots.b. Mary, the Executioner. d. St. Mary.
40. Elizabeth was crowned queen in ___________________________.41. Queen Elizabeth reigned for ___________________ years.Match the event with the year in which it occurred._____42. 3000 BC_____43. 1350 _____44. 1400s _____45. 1452 _____46. 1448 _____47. 1455 _____48. 1492 _____49. 1519 _____50. 1520 _____51. 1529 _____52. 1534 _____53. 1543 _____54. 1558 _____55. 1600_____56. 1603
A. Columbus reaches the Western Hemisphere.B. Death of Queen Elizabeth I.C. Gutenberg Bible is published.D. Johannes Gutenberg borrows money to develop his printing press.E. King Henry VIII establishes the Protestant Church of England.F. Leonardo DaVinci died.G. Leonardo DaVinci was born.H. Nicolas Copernicus writes the Earth revolves around the Sun.I. Pope Leo X cuts Martin Luther from membership in the Catholic Church.J. Queen Elizabeth I becomes queen of England.K. Renaissance begins in ItalyL. Renaissance declines.M. The word “Protestant” is first used.N. Venice controlled a vast network of overseas
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trade which stretched from England to China.O. Writing invented
Renaissance and Reformation Book Worksheet Key
1. The Renaissance began around the…
a. 1100s c. 1300sb. 1200s d. 1400s
c. 1300s
2. The Renaissance began in…
a. England c. Germanyb. France d. Italy
b. Italy
3. Renaissance means…
a. rebirth. c. return.b. renewal. d. revival.
a. rebirth.
4. The Renaissance resulted from a renewed interest in… (there are two answers to this question)
a. Constantinople. c. Paris.b. Greece. d. Rome.
b. Greece; d. Rome
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5. These studies led to the development of humanism. Humanism is…
a. a person who provides economic support for people in the arts.b. an outlook which focused on the human world and celebrated human freedom.c. the power to appoint people to government or political positions.d. the scientific study of the shape and structure of the human body.
b. an outlook which focused on the human world and celebrated human freedom.
6. The Renaissance began in Italian city-states. A city-state is…
a. a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.b. made up of a city and the surrounding territory it rules.c. the capital city of a country.d. the largest city in a region.
b. made up of a city and the surrounding territory it rules.
7. Identify an Italian city-state.
a. Florence c. Veniceb. Milan d. All of the above
d. All of the above
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8. Identify a Renaissance invention (there are two answers to this question).
a. Printing press c. Steam engineb. Sewing machine d. Telescope
a. Printing press; d. Telescope
9. This began as an attempt to change the Catholic Church.
a. French Revolution c. Reformationb. Industrial Revolution d. Renaissance
c. Reformation
10. Reformers became known as “Protestants.” A Protestant is…
a. a person who provides economic support for people in the arts.b. an assistant to someone who wanted to make changes in the Catholic Church c. someone who wanted to make changes in the Catholic Church.d. the leader of the reform movement.
c. someone who wanted to make changes in the Catholic Church.
11. The Renaissance began in the Italian city-state of...
a. Florence. c. Rome.b. Milan. d. Venice.
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a. Florence
12. The city of Florence was a republic. A republic is…
a. a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.b. an assistant to an artist or craftsman who exchanges work for training.c. a group who have the power to appoint people to government or political positions.
a. a form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.
13. A patron of the arts is a person who…
a. believes things that go against the teachings of an established church.b. has the power to appoint people to government or political positions.c. is a doge.d. provides economic support for people in the arts.
d. provides economic support for people in the arts.
14. This city-state controlled a vast network of overseas trade which stretched from England to China.
a. Florence c. Romeb. Milan d. Venice
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d Venice
15. Venice was settled on a group of islands in a lagoon. A lagoon is…
a. a piece of land surrounded by water along most of its border.b. a shallow body of water separated from the sea.c. a treeless plain characteristic of the arctic and subarctic regions.d. a waterway separating two relatively close landmasses.
b. a shallow body of water separated from the sea.
16. Venice is a sinking city.
a. True b. False
a. True
17. Renaissance painters developed the art practice called perspective. Perspective is…
a. the technique of picturing objects on a flat surface to give the appearance of depth and distance.b. the use of bold, unrealistic colors chosen not to depict life as it is but as it feels or appears to the artist.c. where the artist captures the image of an object as someone would see it if they just caught a glimpse of it.
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d. where the subject of the painting looks much like the real thing rather than being stylized or abstracted.
a. the technique of picturing objects on a flat surface to give the appearance of depth and distance.
18. The person who came close to reaching the ideal of a “Renaissance Man” was…
a. Nicolas Copernicus. c. Galileo Galilei.b. Leonardo DaVinci. d. Anton van Leeuwenhoek.
b. Leonardo DaVinci.
19. Leonardo was not only an artist, he was also a…
a. mathematician. c. priest.b. politician. d. scientist.
d. scientist.
20. Leonardo painted this masterpiece in the dining hall of a monastery in Milan.
a. The Annunciation c. The Mona Lisab. The Last Supper d. The Vitruvian Man
b. The Last Supper
21. Leonardo observed air currents and how birds fly because he was interested in learning about…
a. bird anatomy. c. flight.b climate. d. weather.
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d. weather.
22. Leonardo’s drawings of the appearance and function of organs and systems were the first accurate pictures of the human body. The study of the human body is called…
a. anatomy. c. botany.b. astronomy. d. entomology.
a. anatomy
23. Heliocentric theory states…
a. the planets revolve in perfect circles.b. the Sun and the Earth revolve around each other.c. the Sun is the center of the Universe.d. the Sun revolves around the Earth.
c. the Sun is the center of the Universe.
C 24. Tycho BraheA 25. Nicolaus CopernicusB 26. Johanne KeplerD 27. Galileo Galilei
28. Gutenberg’s printing press used…
a. metal blocks carved with letters.b. moveable type. c. quill pens.d. wood or clay blocks which had to be fashioned by hand.
b. moveable type.
29. The first book Gutenberg printed was the Bible.
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a. True b. False
a. True
30. There were nearly ______________ pages in his first book.
1,300
31. He printed more than ___________ copies of the book.
175
32. Within 50 years…
a. millions of books were printed.b. books were printed on all subjects.c. books were printed in many different languages.d. All of the above
d. All of the above
33. Today, __________ copies of the Gutenberg Bible still exist.
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34. The Catholic pope was obeyed only by priests and the people.
a. True b. False
b. False
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35. Martin Luther opposed the selling of indulgences. Indulgences…
a. are a pardon excusing punishment for a sin which has been forgiven.b. are excuses for not attending church services.c. are the power to appoint people to government or political positions.d. guarantee a person’s entrance into heaven.
a. are a pardon excusing punishment for a sin which has been forgiven.
36. Martin Luther’s efforts led to the…
a. Reformation. c. Enlightenment.b. Renaissance. d. Industrial Revolution.
a. Reformation.
37. Queen Elizabeth I was the daughter of…
a. Charles III. c. Henry VIII.b. Edward VI. d. Queen Mary.Renaissance.
c. Henry VIII
38. Queen Mary had nearly ______________ Protestants burned at the stake.
300
39. Because Queen Mary killed so many Protestants, she was known as…
a. Bloody Mary. c. Mary, Queen of Scots.
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b. Mary, the Executioner. d. St. Mary.
a. Bloody Mary
40. Elizabeth was crowned queen in ___________________________.
1558
41. Queen Elizabeth reigned for ___________________ years.
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O 42. 3000 BCK 43. 1350 N 44. 1400s G 45. 1452 D 46. 1448 C 47. 1455 A 48. 1492 F 49. 1519 I 50. 1520 M 51. 1529 E 52. 1534 H 53. 1543 J 54. 1558 L 55. 1600B 56. 1603
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Renaissance and Reformation Book Worksheet
Scoring Guide53-56 – 4 50-52 – 3.548-49 – 345-47 – 2.542-44 – 2 39-41 – 1.5
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36-38 – 1 1-35 – .5
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