Deck 8: Islam

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What was the Divine Office?

A)The order of the Mass
B)The schedule of monastic worship
C)The position of the Bishop
D)The position of Priest
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What is the importance of Theophilus in the history of literary themes?

A)It introduces the Faustian theme to German literature.
B)It marks a return to the literary themes of Classical Greece.
C)It marks of return to the literary themes of the Roman Republic.
D)It explores themes of human sexuality in a progressive manner.
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Who was an important Anglo-Saxon scholar at Charlemagne's court in Aachen?

A)Harun al-Rashid
B)Benedict
C)The Honorable Bede
D)Alcuin of York
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What type of chant grew out of the Roman musical tradition?

A)Benedictine Chant
B)Gregorian Chant
C)Mozarabic Chant
D)Ambrosian Chant
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What is an "illuminated" book?

A)A compilation of religious teachings
B)A lavishly decorated book
C)A book written by a scholar of Greek philosophy
D)A book thought to have been directly inspired by the word of God
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Upon what earlier model did Charlemagne base his administration and decrees?

A)Greece
B)Rome
C)Islam
D)Persia
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What was the most important relic in Charlemagne's chapel?

A)The staff of Saint Peter
B)The cape of Saint Martin
C)The crown of Charlemagne
D)The headstone of Saint Augustine
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Who wrote The Conversion of the Harlot Thais?

A)Charlemagne
B)Hildegard von Bingen
C)Roswitha
D)Harun al-Rashid
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In what town did Charlemagne build his palace and royal chapel?

A)Aachen
B)Poitiers
C)Roncesvalles
D)Rome
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What is the oldest and most famous of the chansons de geste?

A)Everyman
B)The Song of Roland
C)Quem Queritis
D)The Romance of the Rose
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What was the principal material used for manuscripts in the Middle Ages?

A)tapestry
B)papyrus
C)parchment
D)wax tablets
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What illuminated book is considered the literary masterpiece of the Carolingian Renaissance?

A)The Dagulf Psalter
B)The Quadrivium
C)The Book of Hours
D)The Utrecht Psalter
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Who supported the fourteenth-century cycle of plays popular on feast day festivals during the Middle Ages?

A)Local governments
B)craft and merchant guilds
C)the Catholic Church
D)Charlemagne
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What was the primary purpose of a reliquary?

A)It served as a place to bury the dead.
B)It served as a center for worship.
C)It served as a repository for sacred objects.
D)It housed literary and scholarly manuscripts.
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Who was the author of the most famous "Rule" in western monasticism?

A)Roswitha
B)Saint Benedict of Nursia
C)Saint Francis of Assisi
D)Hildegard of Bingen
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Why can early medieval drama be described as "liturgical drama"?

A)It was based on religious themes.
B)It was performed in the cathedral.
C)It was performed at the monastery.
D)It was performed during Mass.
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Who was Hildegard of Bingen?

A)A pagan heretic
B)A mythical heroine
C)A Benedictine nun
D)The mother of Charlemagne
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What is a melisma?

A)an evening prayer
B)an elaborate morning worship service
C)a single, sustained musical pitch
D)an intricate series of musical notes
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Who were the jongleurs?

A)jurists
B)court musicians
C)traveling minstrels
D)judges
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What was Carolingian minuscule?

A)A scale-model design for a house of worship
B)A small, portable manuscript
C)A common type of illuminated book
D)A precise and rounded form of calligraphy
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_______________________The room used by monks for the copying of manuscripts
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What was the name of the most important style of architecture between 1000 and 1150?

A)Neo-Classical
B)Romanesque
C)Gothic
D)Classical
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_______________________Singing without instrumental accompaniment
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_______________________Symbols used for notation in Gregorian chant
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What is the subject of the Bayeux Tapestry?

A)Beowulf's battle with Grendel
B)The Norman Invasion of England in 1066
C)The Battle of Roncesvalles in 778
D)The Rule of Saint Benedict
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What material was often used for the covers for medieval books?

A)mosaics
B)tapestry
C)ivory
D)gold
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What are the themes of the morality play Everyman?
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_______________________Latin for "plainsong" or "plainchant"
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Why was Charlemagne's "palace school" at Aachen important?
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What were two characteristics of the architecture between 1000 and 1150?

A)domed ceilings and lack of external decoration
B)marble passageways and Corinthian columns
C)spiral staircases and flying buttresses
D)heavy stone arches and elaborate external sculpture
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What were the important economic developments of Charlemagne's reign?
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_______________________Grammar, rhetoric, and dialectic
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How did the Quem Queritis trope affect the development of western drama?
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What were the important requirements of the monastic life as set forth by Saint Benedict?
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_______________________The covered interior gardens and walkways in a monastery
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_______________________A social structure of landowners and serfs
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What is the name for the semicircular space above the doors on a Romanesque church?

A)trumeau
B)tympanum
C)ambulatory
D)mandorla
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_______________________Location of Charlemagne's palace school
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_______________________Chanson de geste about Charlemagne's Spanish campaign
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_______________________A book of psalms
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1
What was the Divine Office?

A)The order of the Mass
B)The schedule of monastic worship
C)The position of the Bishop
D)The position of Priest
B
2
What is the importance of Theophilus in the history of literary themes?

A)It introduces the Faustian theme to German literature.
B)It marks a return to the literary themes of Classical Greece.
C)It marks of return to the literary themes of the Roman Republic.
D)It explores themes of human sexuality in a progressive manner.
A
3
Who was an important Anglo-Saxon scholar at Charlemagne's court in Aachen?

A)Harun al-Rashid
B)Benedict
C)The Honorable Bede
D)Alcuin of York
D
4
What type of chant grew out of the Roman musical tradition?

A)Benedictine Chant
B)Gregorian Chant
C)Mozarabic Chant
D)Ambrosian Chant
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What is an "illuminated" book?

A)A compilation of religious teachings
B)A lavishly decorated book
C)A book written by a scholar of Greek philosophy
D)A book thought to have been directly inspired by the word of God
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6
Upon what earlier model did Charlemagne base his administration and decrees?

A)Greece
B)Rome
C)Islam
D)Persia
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7
What was the most important relic in Charlemagne's chapel?

A)The staff of Saint Peter
B)The cape of Saint Martin
C)The crown of Charlemagne
D)The headstone of Saint Augustine
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8
Who wrote The Conversion of the Harlot Thais?

A)Charlemagne
B)Hildegard von Bingen
C)Roswitha
D)Harun al-Rashid
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9
In what town did Charlemagne build his palace and royal chapel?

A)Aachen
B)Poitiers
C)Roncesvalles
D)Rome
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10
What is the oldest and most famous of the chansons de geste?

A)Everyman
B)The Song of Roland
C)Quem Queritis
D)The Romance of the Rose
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What was the principal material used for manuscripts in the Middle Ages?

A)tapestry
B)papyrus
C)parchment
D)wax tablets
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12
What illuminated book is considered the literary masterpiece of the Carolingian Renaissance?

A)The Dagulf Psalter
B)The Quadrivium
C)The Book of Hours
D)The Utrecht Psalter
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13
Who supported the fourteenth-century cycle of plays popular on feast day festivals during the Middle Ages?

A)Local governments
B)craft and merchant guilds
C)the Catholic Church
D)Charlemagne
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14
What was the primary purpose of a reliquary?

A)It served as a place to bury the dead.
B)It served as a center for worship.
C)It served as a repository for sacred objects.
D)It housed literary and scholarly manuscripts.
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15
Who was the author of the most famous "Rule" in western monasticism?

A)Roswitha
B)Saint Benedict of Nursia
C)Saint Francis of Assisi
D)Hildegard of Bingen
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16
Why can early medieval drama be described as "liturgical drama"?

A)It was based on religious themes.
B)It was performed in the cathedral.
C)It was performed at the monastery.
D)It was performed during Mass.
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17
Who was Hildegard of Bingen?

A)A pagan heretic
B)A mythical heroine
C)A Benedictine nun
D)The mother of Charlemagne
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What is a melisma?

A)an evening prayer
B)an elaborate morning worship service
C)a single, sustained musical pitch
D)an intricate series of musical notes
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Who were the jongleurs?

A)jurists
B)court musicians
C)traveling minstrels
D)judges
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What was Carolingian minuscule?

A)A scale-model design for a house of worship
B)A small, portable manuscript
C)A common type of illuminated book
D)A precise and rounded form of calligraphy
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_______________________The room used by monks for the copying of manuscripts
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22
What was the name of the most important style of architecture between 1000 and 1150?

A)Neo-Classical
B)Romanesque
C)Gothic
D)Classical
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_______________________Singing without instrumental accompaniment
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_______________________Symbols used for notation in Gregorian chant
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25
What is the subject of the Bayeux Tapestry?

A)Beowulf's battle with Grendel
B)The Norman Invasion of England in 1066
C)The Battle of Roncesvalles in 778
D)The Rule of Saint Benedict
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What material was often used for the covers for medieval books?

A)mosaics
B)tapestry
C)ivory
D)gold
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What are the themes of the morality play Everyman?
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_______________________Latin for "plainsong" or "plainchant"
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Why was Charlemagne's "palace school" at Aachen important?
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What were two characteristics of the architecture between 1000 and 1150?

A)domed ceilings and lack of external decoration
B)marble passageways and Corinthian columns
C)spiral staircases and flying buttresses
D)heavy stone arches and elaborate external sculpture
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What were the important economic developments of Charlemagne's reign?
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_______________________Grammar, rhetoric, and dialectic
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How did the Quem Queritis trope affect the development of western drama?
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What were the important requirements of the monastic life as set forth by Saint Benedict?
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_______________________The covered interior gardens and walkways in a monastery
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_______________________A social structure of landowners and serfs
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What is the name for the semicircular space above the doors on a Romanesque church?

A)trumeau
B)tympanum
C)ambulatory
D)mandorla
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_______________________Location of Charlemagne's palace school
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_______________________Chanson de geste about Charlemagne's Spanish campaign
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_______________________A book of psalms
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