Question

match the five definitions to their correct terms
man of many accomplishments with unlimited desire for knowledge. he sang, played music, painted portraits, decorated, made cannons, built canals and planned pageants. interested in all  subjects, he filled notebooks with ideas, written in mirror scripts.
one of the greatest artists of the renaissance. began in florence, worked in rome. some of his works include the cieling of the cistine chapel, the statue of david and pieta.
known as \the bard.\ - greatest elizabethan playwright, wrote plays and sonnets. including romeo and juliet, a midsummer nights dream, henry iv parts 1 and 2, and hamlet.  huge influence on modern day english.
the \prince of painters\ - famous for painting of mary and infant jesus, painted the school of athens, depicting the great philosophers of ancient greece in one spot.
celebrated human ability and potential
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leonardo da vinci
michelangelo simoni
william shakespeare
humanism
raphael da urbino
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Explanation:

1. For the first definition (man of many accomplishments, sang, played music, painted, made cannons, built canals, planned pageants, wrote in mirror scripts): Leonardo Da Vinci is known for his diverse talents and mirror writing, so this matches.
2. For the second definition (greatest Renaissance artist, Florence to Rome, Sistine Chapel ceiling, David, Pieta): Michelangelo Simoni created these works, so this matches.
3. For the third definition (the Bard, greatest Elizabethan playwright, wrote Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, etc.): William Shakespeare is known as the Bard and wrote these plays, so this matches.
4. For the fourth definition (Prince of Painters, painted Mary and infant Jesus, The School of Athens): Raphael da Urbino is known as the Prince of Painters and painted The School of Athens, so this matches.
5. For the fifth definition (celebrated human ability and potential): Humanism is a movement that emphasizes human potential and ability, so this matches.

Answer:

1. Man of many accomplishments...: Leonardo Da Vinci
2. One of the greatest artists...: Michelangelo Simoni
3. Known as "the Bard"...: William Shakespeare
4. The "Prince of Painters"...: Raphael da Urbino
5. celebrated human ability...: Humanism