1. This 'N' term, related to architecture, describes a cemetery of elaborate design to be found in an ancient city. Name it! Answer: (Dead, City)

2. Another word from the architectural vocabulary, if you will forgive the indulgence. What is the term for the central aisle of an ancient Roman basilica and the central hall of a Christian cruciform church? Narthex Napse Nexus Nave

3. What is another name for a 'gloriole', the halo of light surrounding the head of a sacred religious figure in art? Nimbus Nobless Naos Nebula

4. A term frequently associated with piano music, it also can describe a night scene in the visual arts. To which term am I alluding? Answer: (Think...Chopin)

5. The late medieval process called 'niello' required which of these items? Bees wax Fresh wood An Enamel glaze A metallic alloy

6. The remainder of the questions in this quiz will deal with 'N' art movements. Perhaps the most overused prefix in modern art, it can be placed before classicism, realism, Dada, Expressionism, Impressionism, Plasticism, and on and on, ad nauseum. What is this delightful little prefix? Answer: (Remember...prefix!)

7. The French painters Bonnard, Vuillard and Sérusier were so inspired by Gauguin's works that they named themselves the 'Nabis', which means prophets. From which language is this a 'prophetic' word? Hebrew Arabic Russian Hindi

8. The works of Grandma Moses, Henri Rousseau and John Kane can all be described using which 'N' term? Nonsense Native Naive Narcissistic

9. The 'New York School' is another name for which of these modern art movements? Dada Abstract Expressionism Surrealism Minimalism

10. Overbeck and Pforr were the two most famous of this small group of German painters, based in Rome during the early 19th century, whose goal it was to return art to its true purpose, to serve religion. What was this group, established in 1809, called? Nebuchadnezzers Naturalisme Naphthalites Nazarenes