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The Masters III: Michelangelo Answers

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What is the most famous scene in the Sistine Chapel?

A
Moses
B
The Prophet Daniel
C
The Creation of Adam
D
New Sacristy
3

What is the name of the sculpture below?

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A
Moses
B
Jesus
C
Michelangelo
D
Donatello
4

What material did Michelangelo use to sculpt David?

A
marble
B
bronzed marble
C
granite
D
waxed marble
6

What material did Michelangelo use to sculpt David?

A
marble
B
bronzed marble
C
granite
D
waxed marble
8

What is the name of the sculpture below?

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A
Moses
B
Jesus
C
Michelangelo
D
Donatello
9

What does The Creation of Adam depict?

Answer:

The Creation of Adam depicts God reaching out to give life to Adam, whose hand reaches toward God’s; their fingers nearly touch.

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How are the Sistine Chapel paintings arranged?

A
They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.
B
They begin at the altar and end near the chapel entrance.
C
They begin at the pope’s chair and lead to the entrance.
D
They begin on the floor and end at the pinnacle of the ceiling.
11

How are the Sistine Chapel paintings arranged?

A
They begin at the entrance of the chapel and go to the altar.
B
They begin at the altar and end near the chapel entrance.
C
They begin at the pope’s chair and lead to the entrance.
D
They begin on the floor and end at the pinnacle of the ceiling.
12

What was the intended purpose for New Sacristy? (below)

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Answer:

It was supposed to be a tomb for Pope Julius II.

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What is the most famous scene in the Sistine Chapel?

A
Moses
B
The Prophet Daniel
C
The Creation of Adam
D
New Sacristy
16

What was the intended purpose for New Sacristy? (below)

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Answer:

The New Sacristy was intended as a burial chapel for the Medici family, housing the tombs of Giuliano and Lorenzo de’ Medici.

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