Author Biography: Arlesienne

Art has never met with polite indifference. Art has inspired and enraptured, but also provoked, shocked, and even created public uproars. This quiz focuses on some of the most famous scandals in art history.

The first two entities have the same relationship as the third entity and the answer. All analogies are related to the world of literature: authors, works, places, etc.

Variations on Classical Themes: a counterpoint of questions on beauty and ugliness, encompassing philosophy, art, music, cinema, literature, science and more.

Twenty questions about twenty world famous writers. Each question provides only a single, but significant, event in their life. Can you identify them?

You took an Italian class, and now you are able to order an espresso, to ask for directions and to buy the new Prada shoes. But are you (linguistically speaking) also ready for an Italian romance? Check it with this quiz!

Variations on the Theme of Movement. This quiz explores all kinds of motion - from micro to macro - in science, philosophy, art, sport, literature, and more.

Food as social rite, as seduction, as burlesque, as obsession, as political tool, as sin - this quiz ventures into some of the innumerable functions and meanings of food in world literature.

Andrea Palladio was one of the most innovative, influential and imitated figures of Western architecture. His ideas have inspired countless houses and government buildings across Europe and North America. This is a basic quiz about his life and works.

Do you know where Ernest Hemingway got drunk, Casanova sipped his coffee and Alec Baldwin worked as a busboy? If not, you'll discover it in this quiz, which hops from legendary clubs to historic pubs, from mythical bars to hot discos around the globe.