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Who was NOT a Renaissance pope?
 
  a. Julius II
  b. Paul III
  c. John Paul II
  d. Clement X

Question 2

Which does NOT appear in the Sistine ceiling frescoes?
 
  a. prophets
  b. Christ
  c. sibyls
  d. Jeremiah
  e. Adam



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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