1. This giant art museum is located on 82nd Street and 5th Avenue (Museum Mile), right next to Central Park. The museum's permanent collection includes over two million works of art, from ancient to modern times. What is its name? The Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of the City of New York Jewish Museum Queens Museum of Art

2. Another popular museum on Museum Mile is the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Who designed this modern NYC landmark? Picasso a hot dog vendor Frank Lloyd Wright Mike Bloomberg

3. This "museum" is in reality more of an interactive, educational, science playspace for all ages. Highly popular with kids, the museum also features an outdoor discovery playground. What is it? Liberty Science Center Six Flags New York Hall of Science Sesame Place

4. These two museums are devoted to Jewish identity, history and culture. What are they? Jewish Museum and Museum of Jewish Heritage Jewish Collection and Jewish Museum Coney Island Jewish Center and DOROT museum Ellis Island Museum and Museum of Jewish History

5. This little museum is not as well known as some of the previous ones, but is nevertheless a gem. Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, this museum looks much as it did back in the 1800s. Can you name it? Mount Vernon Hotel Museum Museum of the City of New York Museum of Natural History Olana

6. In this Manhattan museum, you might find yourself looking up at a life-size whale hanging from the ceiling, or perhaps examining a section of a 1000-year-old tree. Botanical Gardens Darwin Museum American Museum of Natural History Green House

7. Which of the following museums would one go to to view modern art? MoMA Ellis Island Museum New York Transit Museum Children's Museum of Manhattan

8. Which of these museums is NOT in Manhattan? New York Transit Museum Museum of the City of New York Asia Society El Museo del Barrio

9. At which of these museums would I be able to search for and watch a specific episode of an old television program? Museum of Moving Image Museum of Television and Radio MoMA The TV Museum

10. This elite museum on the Upper East Side has an interesting admission policy: visitors must be at least ten years old, and those under sixteen must be accompanied by an adult. New York Hall of Science The Frick Museum Mount Vernon Hotel Museum Museum of Natural History