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1
The city of Calais made which change to Rodin's original plans for the statue?
They bulit it into a fountain
They melted down one of the figures
They copied it without his permission
They placed it on a plinth
2
For whom was the painting originally commissioned as a diplomatic gift?
Tsar Alexander
Frederick William III of Prussia
The Holy Roman Emperor Francis II
Charles IV of Spain
3
David's
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
is a work of what art movement?
Baroqu
Modernism
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
4
Participants didn't speak but if asked a question by members of the public handed them a card which detailed
The name, regiment and age of a soldier who died in the Somme
A card containing historical information about the Battle of the Somme
A poem by Siegfried Sassoon
Lyrics of the song
5
From which empire were the Greeks seeking independence?
The Ottoman
The French
The British
The Russian
6
Liberty Leading the People is a work of which movement?
Romanticism
Neoclassicism
The Baroque
Modernism
7
The Painting was destroyed by...
Clementine, Lady Churchill
Harold Wilson, the next Labour Prime Minister
His Private Secretary Jock Colville
Churchill himself
8
The car in the work can be described using which art historical term?
A readymade
chiaroscuro
abstract
plein-air
9
The work was rejected because
It was thought to be impractical
It offended the Prime Minister
It was considered to be a security threat
It lost a public vote
10
Trajan's Column commemorates which wars:
The Gallic Wars
The Dacian Wars
The Jugurthine Wars
The Punic Wars
11
Which one of these military leaders' names is not carved on the rock in the left hand corner?
Hannibal
Karolus Magnus (Charlemagne)
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
12
The greatest proportion of scenes on the column depict:
Constuction
Battles
Negotiations
Marches
13
Rodin's
Burghers of Calais
depicts events from the Hundred Years War when Calais was besieged by which English King?
Henry V
Richard the Lionheart
Edward III
John
14
Rodin's
Burghers of Calais
was commissioned during which period of French History?
The July Monarchy
The Third Republic
The Second Empire
The Fourth Republic
15
Picasso's Guernica commemorates the bombing of Guernica by which foreign airforce?
Japan
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Mussolini's Italy
16
We're Here Because We're Here
commemorated the centenary of which WW1 Battle?
Verdun
Somme
Mons
Passchaendale
17
What political position did Napoleon hold at this point?
Prime Minister
First Consul
President
Emperor
18
What fraction of the population of Chios' population were killed, enslaved or died from disease in the reprisals?
A Half
80 percent
A Quarter
Three Quarters
19
Sutherland's portrait was commissioned to celebrate:
The Death of Churchill
Churchill's reelection as Prime Minister in 1950
The end of WW2
Churchill's 80th Birthday
20
ex manubiis
written on Trajan's forum means
In revenge
By the hands [of Trajan]
For the glory of the homeland
From the spoils
21
Trajan's forum was the size of:
All the other imperial fora combined
Trafalgar Square
The Forum
The Colosseum
22
Which one of these roles in Government was not held by Churchill?
Prime Minister
Foreign Secretary
First Lord of the Admiralty
Chancellor of the Exchequer
23
Jeremy Deller's
It is What it Is
was originally created for what artistic space?
Venice Biennale
The Fourth Plinth
Moma
Tate Modern
24
Napoleon won which decisive victory against the Austrians after crossing the Alps?
Austerlitz
Marengo
Waterloo
Jena
25
It was originally displayed at...
Venice Biennale
The Republican Pavilion at the Paris International Exhibition
Picasso's Home
The Reina Sofia in Madrid
26
It sought to provoke discussion about what contemporary conflict?
Sierra Leone
Bosnian War
Iraq War
The War in Afghanistan
27
The Massacre at Chios
depicts an atrocity in which war?
The Napoleonic Wars
The Crimean War
The Peninsular War
The Greek War of Independence
28
Which one of these is a famous artwork referenced by
Guernica
?
Whistlejacket by Stubbs
Goya's Third of May 1808
Velazquez's Las Meninas
Michelangelo's David
29
Which of these revolutionary symbols cannot be seen in the picture?
The Fasces
Phrygian Cap
Tricolore
30
Liberty Leading the People
commemorates which revolution in French History?
The July Revolution
May 68
The French Revolution
The Paris Commune
31
The title of the work derives from
A famous poem by Wilfred Owen
A song sung by soldiers in the trenches
A statement by the Prime Minister Lloyd George
A Painting by Paul Nash
