RENAISSANCE
Who painted the Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
What is the capital of the UK?
London
What sea lies to the south of Europe?
Mediterranean
Language most commonly spoken in Austria?
German (98% speak it as their native tongue)
Name for famous bell in a clock tower in London
Big Ben
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
Who were the two daughters of Henry VIII? (Both served as Queen at some point)
Mary and Elizabeth
What country makes up 40% of Europe's land mass?
Russia
What is the most spoken native language in Europe?
Russian
Landmark that is a symbol of Paris
Eiffel Tower
Who is most famous for Madonna paintings? (The Virgen Mary with Christ child)
Raphael
Henry VIII was part of what famous royal family?
Tudor
What mountain range covers most of Austria and extends into southern Germany?
Alps
Name 3 French speaking countries in Europe
Belgium, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, and Monaco (French is official language for these 5)
Landmark in Rome where gladiators fought
Colosseum
Who invented the flushable toliet
Sir John Harrington
What 4 countries make up the UK?
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
What country borders Spain to the west? (And makes up part of the Iberian peninsula)
Portugal
What is the official language of Lichtenstein?
German
Gothic style unfinished Catholic church in Barcelona, Spain
Sagrada Familia
Where is Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet set?
Verona, Italy
Where did Henry VIII live?
Hampton Court
What is the longest river in Europe?
3 countries in Europe where English is an official language?
United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta (2 correct gives you 330 points. It's 66 percent)
Was built as a temple to Athena. Located in Athens, Greece
Parthenon