Art History
Bible Trivia
Bible Trivia 2
San Antonio
U.S.A
100

 I was an Italian painter from the early Renaissance. During my lifetime I lived in Milan, Italy, where I painted my 'Last Supper', Florence, Italy, where my beautiful 'Mona Lisa' was created, and France, where she is now hung for millions of art lovers to enjoy. Besides being a painter, I was also a sculptor, an architect, an engineer and a scientist...a real 'Renaissance man'! My name is shared with one of those mutant, ninja turtles...can you guess what it is?

Leonardo da Vinci

100

In what city was Jesus born?

Bethlehem

100

In the Gospel of Mark, how does the Virgin Mary learn of her pregnancy?

Angel Gabriel

100

FACT OR FICTION?

San Antonio is home to the first high school in the country to be named for President John F. Kennedy.

FACT

100

To which US state would we need to travel to see the Statue of Liberty?

New York

100

Another mutant, ninja turtle, I also happened to be the greatest Renaissance sculptor. The word 'Renaissance' means 'rebirth', and my philosophy was to help the figures I sculpted be 'reborn' from the large marble rocks I used to sculpt. One of my tallest sculptures is called 'David', a famous heroic figure from the Bible. My large, marble 'David' looks over his shoulder with confidence and strength. In addition to sculpting, I also painted. My most famous paintings can be found in the Sistine Chapel in Rome. The only way to see them is to look straight up over your head, they are on the ceiling! What is my name?

Michelangelo

100

What type of insect did John the Baptist eat in the desert?

Locust

100

In the Gospel According to John, which of the apostles doubts Jesus’s resurrection until he sees Jesus with his own eyes?

Thomas


100

FACT OR FICTION?

San Antonio is one of the sunniest cities in the United States.

FICTION

According to data from the National Climatic Data Center, San Antonio is only sunny about 60 percent of the year.

100

Which now-US state saw an attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and the overthrowing of a queen in 1893?

Hawaii

100

Some people consider me to be founder of the Impressionist movement in France. In this movement, my friends and I tried to capture a scene at a particular moment on our canvasses. Some people thought that our paintings looked sloppy because of this, but we pushed on with our style. Eventually it became the hip style that everyone loved! My painting 'Impression, Sunrise' is the one that gave the Impressionist movement its name. I'm also famous for painting 'Haystacks' and 'Water Lilies'. What is my famous last name?

Claude Monet

100

Who were the first apostles called to follow Jesus?

Peter and Andrew

100

How does Judas signal Jesus’s identity to the Roman officials?

He kisses him

100

FACT OR FICTION?

San Antonio is home to the nation's second oldest park.

FACT

San Pedro Springs Park which was founded in the 18th Century, is America's second oldest park. Only Boston Common in Massachusetts is older (1630).

100

When what we know of today as the United States first came into existence, it was not independent. Instead, it consisted of 13 colonies, ruled by which country?

Britain

100


The Last Supper by Da Vinci

100

After Jesus was arrested, which apostle disowned him three times?

Peter

100

Who baptizes Jesus?

John the Baptist

100

FACT OR FICTION?

The Alamo complex has a basement.

FACT

100

What state should I visit to see a place where people lived inside cliffs?

Colorado

100

I am the last but not least painter of this quiz, a modern Spanish painter with a variety of styles. In my early career I had my 'Blue Period' and my 'Rose Period'. You can tell my paintings from these periods because they look very blue or rose colored! One of my most famous paintings was called 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon', which I painted in 1907. In this painting, the women almost look like they are made of blocks...this was the first Cubist painting. With Cubism, George Braques and I took another step towards making purely abstract paintings. In 1937 I painted another famous work, called 'Guernica', which protested the killing of people during the Spanish Civil War. Some people think some of my portraits look funny because you can see people with two eyes on one side of their head, but this is part of my Cubist style and isn't meant to make you laugh, it's meant to make you think! Who am I?

Pablo Picasso

100

Matthew was a _________.

Tax collector

100

How many people did Jesus feed with five loaves of bread and two fish?

About 5,000

100


FACT or FICTION

DISNEYLAND DESIGNERS HELPED REVITALIZE THE RIVER WALK

FACT

1961

100

In what city was the Declaration of Independence signed?

Philadelphia

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