History of Stained Glass in Gothic Cathedrals

History of Stained Glass in Gothic Cathedrals - Exam

1. Which cathedral is famous for its extensive use of stained glass?

A) Chartres Cathedral
B) Notre-Dame de Paris
C) St. Peter's Basilica
D) Windsor Castle

2. Which color is most frequently associated with Gothic stained glass?

A) Blue
B) Black
C) Orange
D) Brown

3. Who were typically the creators of stained glass in the Gothic era?

A) Architects and engineers
B) Priests and monks
C) Skilled artisans and craftsmen
D) Royalty and nobility

4. What role did light play in stained glass windows?

A) It had no significant role.
B) It was crucial for highlighting colors and themes.
C) It was used to create shadows.
D) It was avoided to keep interiors dark.

5. What held together the pieces of stained glass in Gothic windows?

A) Iron bars
B) Wooden frames
C) Lead came
D) Clay mortar

6. What influence did the Gothic architectural style have on stained glass?

A) It discouraged the use of windows.
B) It made colors less vibrant.
C) It emphasized verticality and light.
D) It led to thicker walls.

7. Which event led to the decline of stained glass production?

A) The Reformation
B) The Black Death
C) The Industrial Revolution
D) The Renaissance

8. Which century saw a revival of interest in stained glass?

A) 14th century
B) 19th century
C) 18th century
D) 16th century

9. What type of glass is used in stained glass windows?

A) Colored glass
B) Frosted glass
C) Clear glass
D) Plastic glass

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