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Baroque Quiz No. 4

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  the Gothic Middle Ages
B  the austerity of Northern European art
C  none of these options
D  the Protestant Reformation
E  the audacity of Baroque period art
Question #2
A  portraits of the Dutch king and his court
B  none of these options
C  historical scenes of the conquests of monarchies of Northern Europe
D  portrayal of light and women in meditatively quiet interiors
E  all of these options
Question #3
A  originated with Gentileschi’s use of painting to spread faith through emotion and art
B  originated with Bernini’s use of architecture to propagate faith in Louis XIV
C  originated with Caravaggio’s use of live models to spread humanism through art
D  originated with the Church’s propagating faith through art
E  originated with Louis XIV’s propagating royalty through art
Question #4
A  known for her portraits
B  none of these options
C  one of the few female members of the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture
D  the most celebrated woman artist of her time
E  all of these options
Question #5
A  God to science
B  God to humanistic naturalism
C  God to king
D  none of these options
E  all of these options
Question #6
A  into the scene with psychological distance
B  into the scene with emotional void
C  into the scene with boldness and psychological connection
D  all of these options
E  none of these options
Question #7
A  directed artists like Caravaggio to use everyday people as models in order to preserve human dignity
B  emphasized the visual arts as a way to speak to the masses
C  directed artists like Bernini to focus on real life to improve and uplift the image
D  emphasized the printed text as a way to speak to the masses
E  emphasized humor as a way to speak to the masses
Question #8
A  a box with a small hole through which an image can be projected and traced
B  an object that used a box, a small hole, and plastic film
C  all of these options
D  a photographic process for developing film
E  none of these options
Question #9
A  a focus on religious imagery
B  dramatic contrast between light and dark
C  all of these options
D  emotional intensity
E  none of these options
Question #10
A  to develop a complex curriculum based on a rationalistic philosophy
B  to establish and maintain artistic standards
C  none of these options
D  all of these options
E  to use painting as propaganda for the monarch’s version of history