Scavenger Hunt Flashcards

1
Q

True or False? The Medici family were wool merchants and bankers.

A

True

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2
Q

He was a tutor for the Medici children.

A

Galileo

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3
Q

How many members of the Medici family were popes?

A

4

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4
Q

Galileo named four of the moons of Jupiter after what or whom?

A

Children of the Medici family

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5
Q

Ferdinando Medici was a patron of music. He helped to fund the invention of what musical instrument?

A

Piano

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6
Q

Why did people drink beer and wine with their meals?

A

Water would make them sick

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7
Q

What dance was invented in the 15th and 16th centuries?

A

Ballet

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8
Q

What string instrument was invented during the renaissance?

A

Violin

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9
Q

List a reason other than expense that meat was hard to get?

A

You need salt to preserve the meat

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10
Q

What would be reattached to large game birds at feasts or weddings fore the meat decoration?

A

Feathers

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11
Q

What was dessert called?

A

Fruit course

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12
Q

What eating utensil was not yet invented?

A

Fork

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13
Q

What was a doublet?

A

Snug fitting buttoned jacket

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14
Q

What hair color was considered especially stylish for women?

A

Blonde

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15
Q

Laws were often passed to keep the lower class from wearing what?

A

Fancy clothes

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16
Q

Jewish men had to identify themselves by wearing a yellow circle on their shoulders. What did Jewish women have to wear?

A

Yellow scarf

17
Q

Why did women wear hats or veils?

A

To stay pale

18
Q

Define Polyphony

A

People singing over each other

19
Q

This instrument was similar to a violin.

A

Hurdy Gurdy

20
Q

This instrument was similar to a guitar.

A

Lute

21
Q

What were the 2 types of dances during the Renaissance?

A

Court dances and country dances

22
Q

What is considered the most important invention of the Renaissance and possibly in the history of the world?

A

Printing press

23
Q

What two things were invented due to the improvements in making lenses?

A

Telescope and microscope

24
Q

List any 6 inventions during the Renaissance.

A

Mechanical clocks, canons, flushing toilets, screwdriver, wallpaper, submarine

25
Q

Describe The Pieta.

A

A sculpture by Michelangelo

26
Q

It is considered Michelangelo’s most famous work of art.

A

David

27
Q

In 1505 Michelangelo was commissioned by the pope to paint the ceiling of what chapel?

A

Sistine chapel

28
Q

The ceiling he painted contained how may scenes from the bible?

A

9

29
Q

The most famous of all the scenes on the ceiling is what?

A

The creation of adam

30
Q

List a fact about the 300 people painted on the famous ceiling.

A

No 2 look alike

31
Q

What were the names of Shakespeare’s twins?

A

Judith and Hamnet

32
Q

This famous theater was originally built by Shakespeare.

A

The globe

33
Q

Shakespeare is credited with introducing 3,000 what?

A

Words to the English language

34
Q

The School of Athens features philosophers of ancient Greece. Name two

A

Plato and Aristotle

35
Q

What has become the most famous part of the Sistine Madonna?

A

Two angels

36
Q

Two of Da Vinci’s most famous paintings were the Mona Lisa and the what?

A

The last supper

37
Q

How many of Da Vinci’s painting exist today?

A

15

38
Q

The Mona Lisa is also called “La Giaconda”. What does that mean?

A

The laughing one