Quiz 13 Flashcards

1
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T/F: The peak of the Renaissance occured at about the same time in the principal countries of Europe

A

False

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2
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T/F: The Renaissance throught reflects an increasing interest in this life rather than in just the afterlife

A

True

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3
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How did the Renaissance revival of humanism differ from earlier revivals of classical learning?

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it was a broader segment of society focusing on the merchant class

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4
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Where was the double-entry system of bookkeeping invented?

A

Florence

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5
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Name the most notable family of merchants who dominated Florentine politics for four generations?

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Medici

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6
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T/F: Reniassance intellectuals emphasized worldly beauty less than the medieval intellectuals did

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False

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7
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T/F: The Renaissance looked to the future to create new models of human experience

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False

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8
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What was the original meaning of the word “sonnet”?

A

little poems

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9
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What is the technical poetic term that describes the phrase “sweet pain”?

A

oxymoron

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10
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How did Petrarch refer to preceding scholarship in terms of an historical period?

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the dark ages

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11
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To what did Petrarch dedicate his life with a passion commonly associated with the Resiassance?

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recovery of classical learning

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12
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As Petrarch thinks about Laura, between what two types of desires is he torn?

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spiritual and sensual desires

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13
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What poetic model do we find in Petrarchs poetry set in “dramatic opposition to Augustine”?

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Ovid

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14
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What is the ryhme scheme of the first four lines of a typical Petrarchan sonnet?

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a-b-b-a

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T/F: Petrarch and his followers focused on the interior of the loved one, as on the poets self

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False

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16
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What are Petrarchs dates

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1304-1374

17
Q

Through what did love find a way “to my heart”?

A

my eyes

18
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What was the “power” that “sustained” Apollo “in your bitter life”?

A

amorous hope

19
Q

In sonnet 333, what does Petrarch say “is all my purpose here/And all my business”?

A

to praise her