Dom perignon is named after a/an a. benedictine monk. b. german archbishop. c. italian nobleman. d. spanish conquistador.

Dom Perignon is named after a A. Benedictine monk.
He was a monk at a Benedictine abbey, and he loved making wine. He was one of the first people who came up with new wine-making techniques, which is one of the reasons why this champagne was named after him, even though he had nothing to do with actual champagne. 

Concerto grosso was composed during the classical era. (sorry if i misspelt the name)

Ithink that the answer is c