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1) #المحاضرة_الأولى The invention of printing during the Renaissance made it easier to:

print book with pictures

print forbidden books

print books and open universities

provide employment for youth

2) The tithe was:

the 1/5 of produce that people had to give to the Church.

the 1/10 of produce that rich people had to give to the Poor people.

the 1/10 of produce that rich people had to give to the Church

the 1/10 of produce that rich people had to give to the King.

3) Reformation was caused by:

the greed corruption and absenteeism of the Catholic Church

the greed corruption and absenteeism of the Calvinist Church

the greed corruption and absenteeism of the Protestant Church .

the greed corruption and absenteeism of the Lutheran Church.

4) The person most credited for launching the Reformation was:

an English king called Henry Vlll

a French priest called John Calvin

a German priest called Martin Luther

an Explorer called Columbus.

5) What new religion was born in Europe as result of the Reformation:

Calvinism

Catholicism

Atheism

Protestantism

6) What was the mean reason behind the Reformation:

the greed and corruption of the governments.

the greed and corruption of the church

the greed and corruption of the aristocracy.

7) The Tithe was:

a tax that forced people to give one-fifth of their produce to the Church

a tax that forced people to give one-fifth of their produce to the goverments.

a tax that forced people to give one-tenth of their produce to the Church

a tax that forced people to give one-tenth of their produce to the governments.

8) The Reformation was

a political event that had religious consequences.

a religious event that had political consequences

a scientific event that had political consequences.

a cultural event that had scientific consequences.

9) The greed corruption and absenteeism of the church led to:

the Reformation

the Scientific Revolution

the Puritan Revolution

the discovery of America

10) In Praise of Fally was written by:

Martin Luther

John Calvin

Desiderius Erasmus

Shakespeare

11) John Calvin was :

a German priest who led the Reformation .

a French priest who led the Reformation

a Swiss priest who led the Reformation.

an English priest who led the Reformation

12) Movable type is :

a navigation tool

a paper factory

a university press

Printing

13) The 95 theses summarized his criticisms of Church :

Ulrich Zwingli

Desiderius Erasmus

Martin Luther

John Calvin

14) Lutheranism:

Ulrich Zwingli

Desiderius Erasmus

John Calvin

Martin Luther

15) Calvinism :

Ulrich Zwingli

Desiderius Erasmus

John Calvin

Martin Luther

16) What other important events can we compare Renaissance to ?

armstrong landing on the moon

the Scientific and industrial Revolutions

the invention of the car

the invention of the airplane.

17) #المحاضرة_الثانية : The negative effects of the Renassance included

the slave trade and the destruction of Native American societies

the increase in the price of sugar

the increase in the power of the Church.

the production of poor literature.

18) Vasco Da Gams was:

a French writer

an English king

a Spanish explorer

a Portuguese explorer

19) Sea voyages and explorations allowed Europeans to take over trade routes and establish colonies in the Americas .World trade , as result , shifted from the Mediterranean sea :

The Red sea

The Nile River

The Indian Ocean

The Atlantic Ocean

20) As a result of the Reformation and European exploration, world>shifted from:

China to India

India to Europe

The Mediterranean to the North sea

The Mediterranean to the Atlantic

21) Vasco Da Gama was :

the first European to reach America by sea

the first European to reach India by sea

the first European to reach China by sea

the first European to reach Russia by sea

22) Trade and exploration were important for the development of Renaissance cultures because:

they produced wealth and limited the power of the church

they allowed writers to travel and explore new countries and peoples

they allowed the construction of theartes and the publication of books

they created a reading public

23) Accidentally found America :

Fredinand Magellan

Samuel de Champlain

Christopher Columbus

Vasco da gama

24) #المحاضرة_الثالثة : Italy was considered the home of which form of poetry

the epic

the sonnet

the pastoral

metaphysical poetry

25) Petrarch was credited for popularizing which form of poetry Europe:

the epic

the sonnet

the pastoral

metaphysical poetry

26) Humanism mean that important question of life and death good and evil , politics and government, ceased being talked about exclusively from the perspective of the church, and started being talked from the perspective of :

Businessmen

Explorers

Writers

Simple human beings

27) Humanists provided European kings and princes with what the church could not provide:

a religious education

a secular education

a free education

a military education

28) The Renaissance did not only bring a new religion to Europe, it also brought a new culture . This new culture is called :

Realism

Cavinism

Humanism

Paganism

29) Renaissance education was based primarily on:

Math and medical science

Latin and Classical Literature

Foreign language

Management and politics

30) The home of the Petrarchan sonnet was :

Francy

England

Spain

Italy

31) Humanism was:

the new religion that Renaissance brought to Europe

the new religion that Renaissance brought to America

the new culture that Renaissance brought to Europe

the new culture that Renaissance brought to America

32) The Renaissance is a landmark in world history comparable to :

The Scientific and industrial Revolutions

The Bolshevik Revolution

The French Revolution

The American Revolution

33) What is the name of the new culture that the Renaissance brought :

Protestantism

The Reformation

Calvinism

Humanism

34) Which European country is considered the home of sonnet :

Ireland

Portugal

England

Italy

35) Classical literature and Latin were central:

In the humanist system of education

In Renaissance econmy

In Renaissance politics

In Renaissance science

36) Humansim emerged first the home of the Roman Empire and the Latin language, which is:

Italy

England

Romania

France

37) The ................ of humanist eduction was:

English and German

Latin and classical literature

History and Politics

38) In England the renaissance became associated with the the establishment of universities that eventually became famous these universities are

London and leeds Universities

King's College and Birmingham University

Brighton and leeds Universities

Oxford and Cambridge Universities

39) Who was the most famous sonneteer in Europe :

Vasco da gama

Petrarch

Shakespeare

Marlow

40) In the Renaissance, sonnet poetry was considered:

The most prestigious form of poetry

The humblest form of poetry

A weak form of poetry

The most popular form of poetry

41) At the heart of the Humanist system of education was:

Technology and physics

Foreign Language and art

History and geography

Classical Literature and Latin

42) Humanist eduction was primarily based on the study of:

Latin and Classical Literature

Shakespeare and English language

English and German

English and Spanish Literatures

43) England built two universities in the Renaissance that became famous :

London and Leeds Universities

Kings College and Birmingham Universities

Oxford and Cambridge Universities

Brighton and Leeds Universities

44) Renaissance writers studied Cicero most to:

Learn the theory of poetry

Learn rhetorical figures

learn Drama

Improve their style

45) Renaissance writers studied Aristotle and Horace most to :

Learn the theory of poetry

Learn rhetorical figures

learn Drama

Improve their style

46) Renaissance writers studied Virgil and Quintilian most to :

Learn the theory of poetry

Learn rhetorical figures

learn Drama

improve their style

47) Renaissance writers studied Seneca most to:

Learn the theory of poetry

Learn rhetorical figures

learn Drama

prove their style

48) Many schools and colleges were built in the Renaissance,but this education system aimed primarily at:

Improving fluency in English and in Renaissance drama

Improving fluency European Languages

Improving fluency in Greek and Islamic literature

Improving fluency in Latin and public speaking skills

49) Elizabethan plays were often puplished :

before they were performed

after they were performed

only if they were performed

were never published

50) Which languages were considred rude and unsophisticated in the Renaissance :

Latin and Greek

European languages

Arabic and African languages

Italian and Spanish

51) Renaissance writers studied ............ most for style:

Seneca

Horace

Cicero

Quintilian

52) Renaissance writers studied ............. most for the theory of poetry:

Plato and Aristotle

Aristotle and Horace

Virgil and Quintilian

Cicero and Longinus

53) Renaissance writers studied .......... most for the rhetorical figures:

Plato and Aristotle

Aristotle and Horace

Virgil and Quintilian

Cicero and Longinus

54) Renaissance writers studied .......... most for Drama:

Plato and Aristotle

Aristotle and Horac

Virgil and Quintilian

Seneca and Sophocles

55) Improving fluency in latin and developing public speaking skills were the aims of :

Renaissance literature

Renaissance science

Renaissance religion

Renaissance linguistiques

56) Early modern English is the language that was spoken in:

The ancient world

The Medieval period

The modern period

The Renaissance

57) Humanists contributed greatly to the development of :

Religous schools

Law school

Grammar School

Private school

58) The English that was spoken and written in the Renaissance ........... English that we speak and write today:

Early modern English

Standard English

Technical English

Colloquial English

59) To improve English language authors advised :

The reading of Shakspeare

The reading of grammar

The reading of the bible

The imitation of Latin syntax

60) What do we call the English that was spoken and written in the Renaissance:

Standard English

Early Modern English

Technical English

Colloquial English

61) English and other Eurprean language were considred during the Renaissance:

Sophisticated languages

Poetic languages

Official languages

Simple and rude languages

62) Poetry in Renaissance England was profoundly influenced by renewed interest in :

Paganism

Classical poetry

Philosophy

Linguistics

63) #المحاضرة_الخامسة : In the Renaissance , Pastroral poetry was considered

The most prestigious form of poetry

The humblest form of poetry

A weak form of poetry

The most popular form of poetry

64) In the Renaissance , epic poetry was considered :

The most prestigious form of poetry

The humblest form of poetry

A weak form of poetry

The most popular form of poetry

65) In the Renaissance ,sonnet poetry was considered:

The most prestigious form of poetry

The humblest form of poetry

A weak form of poetry

The most popular form of poetry

66) The Renaissance poetry was a very good skill to have for:

people who liked to travel

people who were religious

people who wanted to become businessmen

people who had political ambitions

67) The sonnets were generally composed in sequences cycles:

a hundred or more

a thousand or more

twenty or more

ten or more

68) Sonnets were addressed :

to the poet's imaginary and cruel lady

to the poet's imaginary and cruel neighbor

to the poet's imaginary and cruel king

to the poet's imaginary and cruel teacher

69) The finest of all English sonnets are :

Milton's

Spencer

Shakespeare`s

Petrarch's

70) The sonnet can be thematically divided into two sections.The first raises a problem, and the second one:

Compares it to another problem

Offers a solution

is a love letter

is a prayer

71) The most profound influence on English Renaissance Poetry was:

Christian Medieval poetry

The bible

Classical poetry

Classical philosophy

72) In the 16th century ,poetry was a litrary genre closely associated with :

average people

the universities

the royal court

the french

73) Pastoral poetry in the Renaissance was concerned with lives of :

Poets

Kings

Soldiers

Shpherds

74) Renaissance poetry was written mostly about royal courts or for royal courts because :

Royal courts functioned as universities

Poets were patriotic

Reading poetry allowed poets to visit the courts

Poets were paid by king and princes

75) The home of the Petrarchan sonnet was :

Italy

France

Spain

England

76) The home of the Shakespearean sonnet was :

Italy

France

Spain

England

77) Which Renaissance poet is credited for popularizing the sonnet across Europe :

John Milton

John Done

Petrarch

Shakespeare

78) The first part of the Petrarchan poem is called:

the introduction

the octave

the sestet

the conclusion

79) The second part of the Petrarchan poem is called :

the introduction

the octave

the sestet

the conclusion

80) Which form of poetry in the Renaissance was concerned with the live of shepherds:

Country House pomes

Sonnets

Pastrol poetry

Epic poetry

81) The purpose of Renaissance poetry was :

To teach and to please

To show off and to make money

To educate and to please

To educate the peasants

82) Which form of poetry is said to have produced over three hundreds thousands poems in the 16th century :

Epic poetry

Pastoral poetry

The Sonnet

Metaphyscal poetry

83) Much of Renaissance poetry is about royal courts because :

Renaissance poets were royalists

Renaissance poets did not have freedom of speech

Renaissance poets were funded by courts

Renaissance poets were not mterested in life outside the courts

84) The sonnet was made popular across Europe by :

Shakespeare

Petrarch

Marlowe

Donne

85) Which gener of Renaissance poetry has 14 lines:

The Metaphysical poem

The Epic poem

The Pastoral

The Sonnet

86) "The Virgilian Wheel " referred to Renaissance poets who :

began their career as writers of epic poetry and worked their way up to the pastoral

began their career as writers of pastoral poetry and worked their way up to the epic

began their career as writers of prose and worked their way up to the poetry

began their career as writers of poetry and worked their way up to the drama

87) The sonnet has:

88) Italy was considered the home of which form of poetry :

The sonnet

The epic

The pastoral

Drama

89) #المحاضرة_السادسه "On his Blindness" is a poem in which the author talks about:

Regaining his sight

Loosing his sight

Seeing through his heart

Seeing through other peoples eyes

90) "On his Blindness "is:

an epic poem

a pastoral poem

a metaphysical poem

a sonnet

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