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Class 11 History Chapter 8 Changing Cultural Traditions Quiz 7 (25 MCQs)

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1. In the sixteenth century, artists were inspired by the works of the past. Who was the first to dissect the human body, marking the beginning of modern physiology?
2. Who called himself Disciple of experiment?
3. The Byzantine Empire was the continuation of
4. In Singapore, it is not rude to eat your noodles loudly
5. A great revolt of the peasants in England broke out in
6. Which of the following works was published in 1516?
7. Which city-state is described as having a democratic government in the text?
8. How does the Lizard reveal Gizo's dishonesty?
9. Which of the following was a major theme of humanist thought?
10. Noche in English?
11. Fill in the blank:According to Cardinal Gasparo Contarini, the government of the commonwealth should be defined by ability and abundance of .....
12. During the Renaissance, people had NO interest in the classical learning of Ancient Greece and Rome
13. Which of these was the PRIMARY intellectual movement of the Renaissance?
14. What is the Japanese custom that celebrates cherry blossoms?
15. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the term 'cultural tradition'?
16. The focus of 'The Commonwealth and Government of Venice' by Cardinal Gasparo Contarini is .....
17. When did the Roman empire end?
18. Which among the following was not taught by Humanists?
19. Which philosopher is known for his work 'On the Dignity of Man'?
20. On the Fourth of July, Many people in the US celebrate by .....
21. On Pleasure written by Lorenzo Valla, criticised the Christian injunction against pleasure.
22. Eating tamales at Christmas is a tradition in what community?
23. Never give a gift of a clock to a Chinese person
24. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press.
25. A type of folktale that features an animal or human character who typically engages in trickery, violence, and magic. The trickster is usually punished.
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