Drag and drop the correct name to each of the descriptions below. A name might be used more than once or not at all.

Question

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believed that Jesus's life and lessons should be the model for church practices wrote a book about an imaginary place governed entirely by reason used satire to criticize church leaders and practices used the character Gargantua in his writings
desiderius erasmus
sir thoma more francois rabelais

Answer 1

Certainly! Here’s how the names match up with each description:

1. Believed that Jesus's life and lessons should be the model for church practices - Desiderius Erasmus
2. Wrote a book about an imaginary place governed entirely by reason - Sir Thomas More
3. Used satire to criticize church leaders and practices - Francois Rabelais
4. Used the character Gargantua in his writings - Francois Rabelais

So the final answers are:

• Desiderius Erasmus → Believed that Jesus's life and lessons should be the model for church practices
• Sir Thomas More → Wrote a book about an imaginary place governed entirely by reason
• Francois Rabelais → Used satire to criticize church leaders and practices
• Francois Rabelais → Used the character Gargantua in his writings