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Renaissance Jeopardy: Art, Trade, and Ideas Trivia

Test your knowledge of the Renaissance with categories covering famous artists, trade routes, influential inventions, and philosophical concepts. From Leonardo Da Vinci to Johannes Gutenberg, challenge yourself in this interactive quiz game!

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Renaissance Jeopardy: Art, Trade, and Ideas Trivia

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  1. Renaissance Jeopardy

  2. I’m famous for drawing a picture of Jesus Christ sitting at a table (the Last Supper) Category 1 – 100 points

  3. Leonardo Da Vinci Category 1 – 100 points

  4. If it was not for my invention, you would probably not have textbooks (printing press) Category 1 – 200 points

  5. Johannes Gutenberg Category 1 – 200 points

  6. I painted the mural of a merchant’s wife (Mona Lisa) Category 1 – 300 points

  7. Leonardo Da Vinci Category 1 – 300 points

  8. “…this idea, belief, that people should become the best they can be…” Category 1 – 400 points

  9. Desiderius Erasmus Category 1 – 400 points

  10. You might have been to the Sistine Chapel & seen my artwork on the ceiling Category 1 – 500 points

  11. Michelangelo Category 1 – 500 points

  12. Name the 2 items traded from India Category 2 – 100 points

  13. Textiles & Spices Category 2 – 100 points

  14. Another name for porcelain is Category 2 – 200 points

  15. China Category 2 – 200 points

  16. Name 2 (of the 3) items traded from North Africa Category 2 – 300 points

  17. Salt, Gold & Diamonds Category 2 – 300 points

  18. The Middle East was known for their discoveries/theories in these 4 areas: Category 2 – 400 points

  19. Mathematics, numeral system, Medicine, & astronomy Category 2 – 400 points

  20. “Maritime route” is a fancy way of saying what??? Category 2 – 500 points

  21. A sea trade-route Category 2 – 500 points

  22. Name this picture Category 3 – 100 points

  23. The Sistine Chapel Category 3 – 100 points

  24. Name this picture Category 3 – 200 points

  25. Mona Lisa Category 3 – 200 points

  26. Name this picture Category 3 – 300 points

  27. David Category 3 – 300 points

  28. Renaissance sculptures were similar to sculptures Category 3 – 400 points

  29. Roman Category 3 – 400 points

  30. List the 4 aspects of Renaissance art Category 3 – 500 points

  31. -3-D -realistic -revealed artist’s emotions -Sometimes non-religious Category 3 – 500 points

  32. Where did the Renaissance begin? Category 4 – 100 points

  33. Italy Category 4 – 100 points

  34. Why did the Renaissance start in Italy? Category 4 – 200 points

  35. Because the city-states were wealthy with knowledge & trade Category 4 – 200 points

  36. What “technology” helped the Renaissance spread? Category 4 – 300 points

  37. Gutenberg’s printing press Category 4 – 300 points

  38. Why did the Ancient Greece & Roman ideas influence the Renaissance? Category 4 – 400 points

  39. Because they were both located close Category 4 – 400 points

  40. What types of “trade routes” were used to bring knowledge & ideas into Italy? Category 4 – 500 points

  41. Maritime Category 4 – 500 points

  42. Why would the “Church” have a problem with the idea of Humanism? Category 5 – 100 points

  43. Humanism downplayed the role of religion & encouraged people to be the best that they can be Category 5 – 100 points

  44. If the printing press were not invented, would the Renaissance ideas spread as fast? Why? Category 5 – 200 points

  45. No, because books were handwritten & would have taken longer to make. Category 5 – 200 points

  46. Since 2 of Michelangelo's most famous art pieces (David, & the Sistine Chapel) have religious ties, would it reason that he is religious? Category 5 – 300 points

  47. Yes Category 5 – 300 points

  48. Why did people become less superstitious in the “modern world?” (1500’s) Category 5 – 400 points

  49. EDUCATION!!!!! Category 5 – 400 points

  50. Give 2 examples of things a Humanist would be in favor of: Category 5 – 500 points

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