Lesson Y305.1

Y305.1 Artistic and cultural development Quiz: OCR History, Unit 3

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The 20 questions

  1. Which Byzantine capital's fall in 1453 accelerated the influx of Greek scholars into Western Europe?

    • Alexandria
    • Antioch
    • Constantinople
    • Athens
  2. Who designed the famous duomo dome of Florence Cathedral, completed in 1436?

    • Filippo Brunelleschi
    • Leon Battista Alberti
    • Donatello
    • Michelangelo
  3. Which Florentine ruler was known as 'the Magnificent' for his patronage of Renaissance arts?

    • Ludovico Sforza
    • Cosimo de' Medici
    • Federico da Montefeltro
    • Lorenzo de' Medici
  4. Which Venetian painter became renowned for his vibrant use of colour and dynamic oil painting?

    • Piero della Francesca
    • Giotto
    • Titian
    • Sandro Botticelli
  5. Which German artist mastered printmaking and engraving, spreading Italian Renaissance ideas to Northern Europe?

    • Albrecht Dürer
    • Hans Holbein
    • Hieronymus Bosch
    • Jan van Eyck
  6. Which Renaissance Pope commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

    • Julius II
    • Leo X
    • Nicholas V
    • Alexander VI
  7. Who authored 'The Book of the Courtier', defining the Renaissance ideal of a gentleman?

    • Desiderius Erasmus
    • Baldassare Castiglione
    • Niccolò Machiavelli
    • Marsilio Ficino
  8. Which composer restructured Catholic sacred music during the Counter-Reformation, writing the Pope Marcellus Mass?

    • Claudio Monteverdi
    • Guillaume Du Fay
    • Josquin des Prez
    • Palestrina
  9. A scholar translating Plato in 15th-century Florence was most likely influenced by which philosophical movement?

    • Neo-Platonism
    • Scholasticism
    • Epicureanism
    • Stoicism
  10. An artist painting rich textures and realistic light using oil paints in 1430 Flanders exemplifies which style?

    • Byzantine style
    • High Renaissance
    • Northern Renaissance
    • Gothic style
  11. A Florentine merchant guild funding a public sculpture demonstrates which key driver of artistic production?

    • Imperial taxation
    • Feudal obligation
    • Civic patronage
    • Papal decree
  12. A writer using classical Latin style to criticise church corruption without rejecting Christianity is practising what?

    • Christian humanism
    • Secularism
    • Protestantism
    • Scholasticism
  13. Which city's maritime trade wealth enabled its unique Renaissance art focused on light and atmospheric colour?

    • Urbino
    • Rome
    • Venice
    • Florence
  14. A ruler building a court library packed with classical Greek texts is demonstrating which Renaissance value?

    • Feudal chivalry
    • Monastic isolation
    • Humanist education
    • Scholastic dogma
  15. Which scholar wrote 'In Praise of Folly' to satirise church abuses while promoting Christian reform?

    • Desiderius Erasmus
    • Leonardo Bruni
    • Thomas More
    • John Colet
  16. A Renaissance diplomat reading a treatise on maintaining political power through pragmatic realism is studying whose work?

    • Niccolò Machiavelli
    • Marsilio Ficino
    • Thomas More
    • Baldassare Castiglione
  17. Which Dominican friar temporarily ended Medici patronage in Florence through his radical moral and religious reforms?

    • Marsilio Ficino
    • Girolamo Savonarola
    • Leonardo Bruni
    • John Colet
  18. Which Florentine humanist chancellor argued that active civic duty was the highest calling of a scholar?

    • Poggio Bracciolini
    • Leonardo Bruni
    • Marsilio Ficino
    • Pico della Mirandola
  19. Which Renaissance architect wrote 'De re aedificatoria', establishing classical principles for 15th-century architectural theory?

    • Donato Bramante
    • Filippo Brunelleschi
    • Andrea Palladio
    • Leon Battista Alberti
  20. Which ruler of Urbino commissioned a famed library and exemplified the Renaissance ideal of soldier-scholar?

    • Charles V
    • Ludovico Sforza
    • Federico da Montefeltro
    • Francis I

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