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Renaissance - Ideas and Inventions (Usborne Medieval World)Versión en línea Renaissance - Ideas and Inventions (Usborne Medieval World) por Vijo Gor 1 The Renaissance belief in human ability was called: a Rationalism b Humanism c Classicism d Optimism 2 During the Renaissance, education began to change because: a Schools were built for priests. b Boys from wealthy families went to school, and rich girls were taught by tutors. c All boys and girls went to school. d Education focused only on religious texts. 3 Leonardo da Vinci was an example of a Renaissance man because he: a Only painted religious scenes. b Wrote poetry and composed music. c Was an artist, inventor, architect, and musician, so skilled in many things. d Built castles and palaces. 4 Renaissance alchemists are best known for: a Writing books about politics. b Discovering electricity. c Trying to turn ordinary metals into gold. d Creating large buildings. 5 Alchemists contributed to science by: a Inventing the printing press. b Creating new medicines. c Making chemicals and inventing scientific equipment. d Studying the stars. 6 Johann Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press: a Allowed priests to write more sermons. b Made books more expensive. c Allowed books to be produced quickly and cheaply. d Created handwritten copies faster. 7 Printing presses were important because they: a Made the Bible available to everyone. b Allowed artists to make better drawings. c Helped spread the new ideas of Renaissance thinkers and scientists. d Taught people how to read and write.

Renaissance - Ideas and Inventions (Usborne Medieval World)Versión en línea

Renaissance - Ideas and Inventions (Usborne Medieval World)

por Vijo Gor

The Renaissance belief in human ability was called:

Rationalism

Humanism

Classicism

Optimism

During the Renaissance, education began to change because:

Schools were built for priests.

Boys from wealthy families went to school, and rich girls were taught by tutors.

All boys and girls went to school.

Education focused only on religious texts.

Leonardo da Vinci was an example of a Renaissance man because he:

Only painted religious scenes.

Wrote poetry and composed music.

Was an artist, inventor, architect, and musician, so skilled in many things.

Built castles and palaces.

Renaissance alchemists are best known for:

Writing books about politics.

Discovering electricity.

Trying to turn ordinary metals into gold.

Creating large buildings.

Alchemists contributed to science by:

Inventing the printing press.

Creating new medicines.

Making chemicals and inventing scientific equipment.

Studying the stars.

Johann Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press:

Allowed priests to write more sermons.

Made books more expensive.

Allowed books to be produced quickly and cheaply.

Created handwritten copies faster.

Printing presses were important because they:

Made the Bible available to everyone.

Allowed artists to make better drawings.

Helped spread the new ideas of Renaissance thinkers and scientists.

Taught people how to read and write.

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por Vijo Gor

The Renaissance belief in human ability was called:

During the Renaissance, education began to change because:

Leonardo da Vinci was an example of a Renaissance man because he:

Renaissance alchemists are best known for:

Alchemists contributed to science by:

Johann Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press:

Printing presses were important because they: