1. With what tone has Claus Sluter imbued the figures in the Well of Moses?

a. Thoughtful and meditative

b. Active and violent

c. Benign and passive

d. Fanciful and playful

2. What did the Limbourg Brothers produced for the Duke of Berry?

a. A Book of Hours

b. An altarpiece

c. A large fresco

d. A detailed woodcut

3. All of the following are typical of the art of the Late Gothic style EXCEPT:

a. intense realism

b. much symbolism

c. scientifically based one-point linear perspective

d. extreme detail

4. Hugo van der Goes's Portinari Altarpiece makes use of

a. Atmospheric perspective

b. Fresco paint

c. Intaglio technique

d. Consistent scale

5. Who was one of the most powerful men of the fifteenth century?

a. Philip the Good of Burgundy

b. Jean Fouquet of France

c. Claus Sluter of Dijon

d. Ambrogio Lorenzetti of Siena

6. Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Delights:

a. is optimistic and playful

b. honors mankind's essential dignity and worth

c. is a celebration of nature

d. shows mankind doomed by its carnal appetites

7. The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck shows all of the following EXCEPT:

a. much symbolism

b. much detail

c. oil glazes

d. landscape featured prominently

8. How were the Virgin Mary, Joseph and the Angel Gabriel depicted in the Merode Triptych?

a. in the Holy Lands in Biblical times

b. in ancient Rome

c. in ancient Greece

d. in a fifteenth-century Flemish household

9. The detail and sharp focus of Late Gothic painting was an outgrowth of:

a. medieval tympanums

b. illuminated manuscripts

c. Protestantism

d. the printing press

10. Which medium is primarily used to make multiple copies of an image?

a. printmaking

b. painting

c. sculpture

d. drawing.