Humanities trivia questions
924 multiple-choice Humanities trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- What type of language is the Manx language, spoken on the Isle of Man?
- What is the official language in Ukraine?
- Which of these languages is extinct?
- What major official language do Senegal, Monaco, Luxembourg, Haiti and Madagascar share?
- Which of these mythological figures is not one of the Titanides?
- What does Meter Megale mean?
- What is Salvador Dalís birth name?
- When was Salvador Dalí born?
- Salvador Dalis works can be attributed to this art movement.
- What title did King Juan Carlos of Spain bestow on Salvador Dali in 1982?
- What was the cause of Salvador Dalis death?
- What was the name of Salvador Dalis wife, who was also his muse?
- Dali collaborated with British poet Edward James on these two notable surrealist art works.
- Which one of these art works does not belong to Salvador Dali?
- Dali engages these recurring images in a large number of his paintings.
- What is the meaning of the name Salvador?
- The European dragon, which is part of the English mythology, is depicted on the national flag of this country.
- The yale, a creature from English and European mythology, resembles this animal.
- What kind of creature is the Melusine according to European folklore?
- What animal does the English mythological creature Enfield resemble?
- Name the creature from British and European mythology which is shaped like a serpent or dragon and swallows its own tail.
- What head does the mythological creature called manticore have?
- Where does the British mythological creature Afanc live according to legend?
- What creature from Arthurian legends has a serpents head, a leopards body and deers feet?
- What kind of creature is the Fuath according to Celtic mythology?
- What is the Banshee spirit from Irish mythology associated with?
- Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, an Italian painter who became most famous in Europe between 1750 and 1770, is a representative of which art movement?
- What was the nickname of Jacopo Robusti (1518-1594), an Italian artist, often compared to Furioso?
- Sfumato, which means blended in Italian is an art technique, created by which Italian Renaissance artist?
- Which of the following works was painted by Titian, one of the most famous painters of the Renaissance and the Vetian school?