| 61 |
 'R'esplendent Art Terms  
| Another in a wonderfully long series of art terms quizzes, this one features terms that begin with the letter 'R'. Please feel free to peruse this quiz, and enjoy it for educative and entertainment purposes...good luck! |
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Tough
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10Q |
795 plays |
Feb 04 03 |
thejazzkickazz
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| 62 |
Irish Fairies
| Fairies are said to exist all over the world. This is a quiz about the fairies who call Ireland their home. Have fun and watch out for the banshee! |
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Difficult
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15Q |
414 plays |
Feb 26 07 |
blondelolly
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| 63 |
Must 'C' Asian Art
| These art terms may not be the most familiar to you, but they are key to understanding the arts of Asia...please enjoy and learn! |
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Difficult
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10Q |
234 plays |
Jul 19 02 |
thejazzkickazz
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| 64 |
Sweeney Todd Lyrics
| A quick quiz on the lyrics to one of the bloodiest musicals ever written! |
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Easy
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10Q |
1389 plays |
Feb 18 04 |
durikaj
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| 65 |
What's the Connection?
| There exist many common bonds between Broadway musicals that may or may not go unnoticed. Are you someone who notices them? |
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Average
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20Q |
927 plays |
Feb 22 07 |
danceswithcows
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| 66 |
Important Heroes in Greek Mythology #1: Perseus
| Welcome to the first of my series of Important Heroes in Greek Mythology quizzes, where I will be asking some of the less known details about heroes from Greek mythology. See how much you know about Perseus! |
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Tough
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10Q |
633 plays |
Nov 24 06 |
athena6557
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| 67 |
Do You Yooper?
| The dialect of the Yooper is one of mystery and wonder. This quiz shall dive into the wonderful world of the Yooper. |
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Tough
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10Q |
501 plays |
Apr 03 07 |
joemc37
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| 68 |
L-ing-guistics
| How much do YOU know about the morphology, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, and pragmatics of �ing� usage? Yep. Me too. So you should do fine on this quiz! |
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Tough
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10Q |
1383 plays |
Apr 07 05 |
uglybird
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| 69 |
What Did They Really Mean?
| The word "malapropism" comes from Mrs. Malaprop, a character created by the playwright Richard Sheridan. She often used fancy words that were just plain wrong. I'll give you some famous malapropisms and you guess the correct term. |
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Very Easy
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10Q |
8955 plays |
Jun 21 04 |
Catamount
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| 70 |
Triple �A� Words
| Each word defined in this quiz is seven letters long and contains three �A�s, each of which is separated by a consonant (?a?a?a?). Question one has a worked example. Good luck. |
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Average
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10Q |
1173 plays |
Jun 21 06 |
musicmonkeyman
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| 71 |
Return of the Foggiest Notion
| Here are some more British English expressions used in everyday life, the press, television and novels that sometimes mystify the rest of us. I�ll give the North American equivalent. Good luck! |
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Average
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15Q |
2682 plays |
Apr 13 04 |
Bruyere
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| 72 |
Logically Speaking
| STOP! WAIT! You can do this quiz. You can even enjoy this quiz. A few little logical puzzles, some perfectly innocent terminology and an application that reflects on the character of Plato. Just one little click... |
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Tough
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10Q |
1614 plays |
Feb 16 04 |
uglybird
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| 73 |
From An Apple A Day to Zip It, It's Idioms A-Z
| I don't know why, but I always like hearing different idioms and learning about them. Here's how it works: you fill in the blank of the sentence by choosing what choice it is. |
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Very Easy
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25Q |
2334 plays |
Jun 14 07 |
HotShot_SS
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| 74 |
Am I Clumsy, Unlucky or What?
| I am the queen of clumsiness today. I think I should have stayed in bed and I do mean all day! |
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Average
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10Q |
1239 plays |
Nov 06 07 |
funnytrivianna
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| 75 |
Things To Do With Words
| If you like words and playing with words and words about words, then this quiz is for you. |
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Difficult
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10Q |
1365 plays |
May 04 05 |
uglybird
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| 76 |
The Ultimate Ballet Quiz!
| Ballet is a very important thing to me and is a very beautiful thing in life, so I decided to create a quiz on it. The questions vary from techniques to professionals so be warned! |
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Average
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10Q |
468 plays |
Aug 22 07 |
JuliaJam
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| 77 |
Christine Daae
| Questions about Christine Daae in the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. |
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Average
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10Q |
612 plays |
Dec 04 06 |
robintusin
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| 78 |
Mythological Dining Disasters
| It's dinner time in the world of the mythic, and what's on the menu? Could it be ... your son? Some god's pet cattle? Your enemy's brains? Dig in, and enjoy. Yes, this quiz is "in bad taste." Wafer-thin mint? |
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Average
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10Q |
978 plays |
Nov 19 05 |
pu2-ke-qi-ri
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| 79 |
Les Miserables
| A quiz about Boublil and Schoenberg's musical "Les Miserables", based on Victor Hugo's novel. |
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Average
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10Q |
249 plays |
Mar 19 08 |
drama123
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| 80 |
Greek Words and Greek Philosophy
| We know how deep the relationship between languange and thinking is. This is a quiz about the language and the philosophy of the "most cultural" ancient western civilization. |
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Tough
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15Q |
711 plays |
May 11 07 |
matigraffi
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| 81 |
Am I Clumsy, Unlucky or What? Part Two
| You think my last clumsy episode was unbelievable. Wait until you hear about this one! |
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Easy
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10Q |
1164 plays |
Feb 02 08 |
funnytrivianna
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| 82 |
Critique of Pure Reason
| Immmanuel Kant is perhaps the most important philosopher since Plato. His ideas of the process of thought and cognition truly did begin a "Copernican revolution", which is to be still filtered down us today. Please filter along... |
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Difficult
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10Q |
1242 plays |
Aug 31 02 |
thejazzkickazz
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| 83 |
Blacksmiths of Myth and Legend
| This quiz treats blacksmiths of myth and legend from around the world. |
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Very Difficult
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20Q |
474 plays |
Jul 25 05 |
xaosdog
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| 84 |
Can You Spot the Fallacy?
| A quiz about logical fallacies of reasoning that people use in arguments. |
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Average
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10Q |
735 plays |
Jan 31 08 |
flamingo6684
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| 85 |
The Sistine Chapel Ceiling
| A fairly comprehensive quiz on one of the summit achievements of Rennaissance art. NOTE! All questions are about the ceiling only, not the Last Judgement. Good Luck! |
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Difficult
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25Q |
558 plays |
Mar 17 03 |
jouen58
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| 86 |
Words Easily Confused
| The English language contains a number of words that sound so similar they are confused very easily. In large part, these are homophones, but this is not always the case. Please partake in this quiz as we sample some of these awkward cases. Good luck! |
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Average
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10Q |
7056 plays |
Jan 07 05 |
thejazzkickazz
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| 87 |
More High 'Q'uality Art Terms
| Just when I thought it couldn't be done, I have managed to dig up five more art terms that begin with 'Q'. Proper credit where credit is due will be given in the additional info area of the last question...good luck! |
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Tough
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5Q |
510 plays |
Jan 30 03 |
thejazzkickazz
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| 88 |
Ingres: Portraits of Women
| Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres had a lifelong love affair with the female sex, and his portraits of women are generally regarded as his finest and most characteristic work. How many can you identify? Enjoy! |
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Difficult
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15Q |
144 plays |
Jul 23 04 |
jouen58
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| 89 |
Pre-Socratic Philosophers
| Each philosopher described has a few of the events in their life, philosophical ideas, etc. given. All you have to do is figure out who I am talking about. If the extent of your knowledge is PHIL 101, you will probably not do too well. Good Luck. |
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Tough
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10Q |
690 plays |
Mar 15 04 |
tralfaz
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| 90 |
The M�bius strip and Other Impossible Figures
| The M�bius strip is a famous example of a figure that doesn't comply with everyday geometry. What do you know about it and other, similar objects and how they're featured in art? |
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Difficult
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10Q |
273 plays |
Oct 23 07 |
mountainmage
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