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The Masters III: Michelangelo — Unit test Answers

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Who led the Protestant Reformation?

A
Martin Lawrence
B
Martin Luther II
C
Martin Luthley
D
Martin Luther
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What is atmospheric perspective, and where can it be seen in The Tribute Money? (shown above)

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Who were the three primary art masters of the 16th century?

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How does atmospheric perspective create realism?

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Atmospheric (aerial) perspective creates realism by using haze, color shifts, and reduced contrast to show depth and distance.

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What are the two components of linear perspective?

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The horizon line and the vanishing point.

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What theme did all of the symbols in Flemish art possess?

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Answers may vary. They all had religious meaning.

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What artist did the Medici family commission for most projects?

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What technique does da Vinci use in The Last Supper to create depth?

A
chiaroscuro
B
sfumato
C
perspective
D
vanishing point
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How did Hugo van der Goes create realism in the image above?

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He used atmospheric perspective.
B
He used one point perspective.
C
He used two point perspective.
D
He used realistic colors.
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Who commissioned Michelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel?

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Why is it so easy to denote the tense mood of Pope Leo X with Cardinals?

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In which century were woodcuts and engravings popular art forms?

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Which of the following is not one of Michelangelo’s famous works?

A
Moses
B
David
C
Pieta
D
Peter
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What material did Michelangelo use to sculpt David?

A
marble
B
bronzed marble
C
granite
D
waxed marble
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What was the focus of Renaissance art?

A
harmony
B
math
C
ancient Rome
D
all of the above
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What does the image below represent?

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What was responsible for increased flexibility in painting, and allowed artists to make changes more easily?

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