CKLA 5th Grade Unit 5 Chapter 1

What does the word Renaissance mean? (page 2)

• reframe

• expand

• create

• rebirth

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What is the name for a man living in a monastery?

• Fryar

• Monk

• Preacher

• Deacon

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What was the main theme of art in the Middle Ages? (page 5)

• Nature

• The human body

• Religion and the bible

• Animals

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What is humanism? (page 6)

• Interest in the human body

• Interest in ancient Greece and Rome

• Interest in the Bible

• Interest in Science

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What was the scientist, Copernicus, famous for? (pg 6 and 7)

• A painting called the Mona Lisa

• Building a cathedral called Notre Dame

• Inventing a machine used to lift heavy objects

• Realizing that the sun, not the Earth, was the center of the solar system

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Read the last two sentences on page 7.
"The great minds of the Renaissance expanded the themes of their work beyond the Biblical to include those of history, science, and literature."
Which of the following options best restates this sentence?

• During the Renaissance, people completely turned away from the Bible and found new religions

• During the Renaissance, people cared more about the human body and art than God

• During the Renaissance, the focus shifted from the Bible and religion, to history, science, and literature.

• During the Renaissance, people became even more focused on the bible and religion than ever before.

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Page 7

What was special about the artistic techniques developed in the Renaissance?

• The artists could make objects look like they were in motion

• The artists learned how to paint the human body in a much more realistic way

• The artists discovered they could make art out of more than just paint

• The style of art became abstract and dreamlike

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Before the printing press was invented, how were copies of books made? (page 4)

• By hand, usually Monks

• There were no copies of books

• By stamps

• By slaves

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