Masterpiece Mania!

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. All of the paintings featured in the game are on display at which famous museum? The Art Institute of Chicago The Chicago Cultural Center The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art The DePaul University Art Museum

2. In Masterpiece, you play the role of one of six fictitious art speculators complete with colored playing piece and biography card. Which of the following is not one of the speculators? Count Francois Du Bonnet Millicent Friendly Prince Al-Haji Sheik Roxy "Big D" Warrenson

3. The board has a circular track. After the dice roll a player can move in either direction. True False

4. Each time a painting is purchased from the bank, a value card is attached to the back of it. In the original game, these values range from the highest--$1 million--to the lowest. What is the lowest value (a name rather than a number) a painting can have? Reproduction No Value Damaged Forgery

5. At the beginning of the game each player receives one painting and value card from the bank for free, along with his/her starting 1.5 million in money. The only other way to get a free painting is by landing on the "Inherit A Painting From The Bank" space. What color is this space? Black White Yellow Gray

6. Auctioning is a big part of Masterpiece. The player landing on a Bank Auction space becomes the auctioneer for the next painting on the pile. He/she must start the bidding at no less than what figure? $50,000 The amount of the value card $200,000 $100,000

7. When Masterpiece was first released, what was the name of the company that released it? Hasbro Kenner Creative Arts Parker Brothers

8. If a player overbids--bids more than the amount of money he/she has--the penalty is $100,000. If the player overbidding doesn't have $100,000, what is the penalty? They must surrender a painting to the bank. They lose their next turn. They are forbidden to participate in future bids. They lose a value card from any painting.

9. You can borrow money from the bank only if you have sufficiently-valued paintings to meet the loan. True False

10. There are several spaces on the board that allow a player to "unload" a valueless painting. Which of the following is NOT such a space? Sell a painting to any player for $250,000 Sell a painting to the bank for $250,000 Sell a painting to the player on your left for $250,000 Private Auction