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The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was Caroline Brooks known for sculpting using butter?

a)

Animals

b)

Mythical creatures

c)

Historical figures

d)

Cartoon characters

e)

Famous places

2.

How was the Lascaux cave found?

a)

By a team of researchers

b)

A group of boys whose dog fell down a hole

c)

Explorers during a science presentation

d)

Tourists in the forest

e)

By accident during a building project

3.

What was E.S. Wheeler's idea in 1908?

a)

To build a stone pyramid in Detroit

b)

To build a tunnel between Detroit and Windsor

c)

To build a new village to honor Cadillac

d)

To make the Levincourt house look better

e)

To open a new chain sandwich restaurant

4.

What is Dominique Blain’s art installation “MISSA” made of?

a)

Strings and shoes

b)

Painting and sculptures

c)

Flowers and candles

d)

Computers and televisions

e)

Books and instruments

5.

What is the name of the mini Eiffel Tower made by Phillipe Maindron?

a)

Eiffelito

b)

Eifellina

c)

Eiffeluxe

d)

Eifeellerina

e)

Eiffela

6.

How was the Lascaux cave made again for people to see?

a)

Using computer technology (3D scanning)

b)

Moving the old cave paintings to another place (relocation)

c)

Asking artists to make new paintings (making replicas)

d)

Building a new cave somewhere else (reconstruction)

e)

Covering the old cave with special stuff

7.

How is Robert Colescott’s painting different from the others?

a)

It is cartoonish

b)

George Washington is standing on a mule

c)

It happens during the day

d)

It has the American flag

e)

It only focuses on George Washington

8.

How many rooms can those who participate in “La Camera Insabbiata” explore?

a)

4

b)

6

c)

8

d)

10

e)

12

9.

What did Emmanuel Leutze paint wrong in his version of “Washington Crossing the Delaware?”

a)

The wrong date

b)

Wrong location

c)

Washington standing at the edge of the boat

d)

No American troops in the boat

e)

No American flag

10.

What is Charles Darwin famous for?

a)

Finding a new species of birds

b)

Exploring the Galapagos Islands

c)

Writing a book about his travels on the HMS Beagle

d)

Making the theory of how species change over time (theory of evolution)

e)

Studying the flora and fauna of South America

11.

What does the new VR at the Finland Museum represent?

a)

To show modern modern technology

b)

To explore Finland's history in 1800s

c)

To study Finland's government

d)

To show R.W. Ekman’s

e)

To show interactions with historical figures

12.

What did researchers find in the caves of Sulawesi that shows that ancient humans could make art?

a)

Finding old tools

b)

Finding animal bones

c)

Dating handprints and animal paintings

d)

Revealing human skeletons

e)

Finding old pottery

13.

What did Julian van Dieken use to make his artwork “A Girl with Glowing Earrings?

a)

Traditional techniques

b)

Legos

c)

Made it with other artist

d)

Used an AI tool

e)

Made it out of clay

14.

What is being used by history students to explore Pompeii?

a)

Watching videos on YouTube

b)

Reading textbooks

c)

Using special glasses

d)

Using VR (virtual reality)

e)

Listening to their teachers in class

15.

What is the Modigliani VR about?

a)

His childhood

b)

His favorite foods

c)

His final Parisian studio

d)

His journey around the world

e)

His friends and family

16.

What does Queen Victoria buying Napoleon's pictures show

a)

She liked his style

b)

Her uncle liked his style

c)

People were collecting things about Napoleon at the time

d)

She wanted to honor him

e)

She wanted to show she was his friend

17.

What is the name of R.W. Ekman’s painting?

a)

The Opening of the Diet 1863

b)

Grand Duchy of Finland

c)

Hall of Mirrors

d)

Presidential Palace

e)

Diet of Alexander II

18.

What does the VR at the Zabludowicz Collection show its visitors?

a)

History

b)

VR world

c)

Video games

d)

Books

e)

Sculptures and paintings

19.

What method was used to show the giant glyphs carved into the mud inside a cave in Alabama?

a)

By testing how old the cave torch marks were (radiocarbon dating)

b)

By using a special camera method called photogrammetry

c)

By shining a light on the cave

d)

Using X-ray to see through the cave walls

e)

Studying the colors of the cave paintings

20.

Which one of these has been used to recreate castles?

a)

Drawings

b)

Building the castles again

c)

LED lights

d)

Digging underground

e)

Pictures from old times

21.

What happened in 2019 that made people worried about Shuri Castle in Okinawa?

a)

A big earthquake

b)

A fire

c)

A flood

d)

A tornado

e)

A snowstorm

22.

What were castles mainly used for in the past?

a)

To build snowmen

b)

For children to play

c)

Military bases

d)

Just a house

e)

Learning centers

23.

What did Caroline Brooks use to make her sculptures?

a)

Clay

b)

Mud

c)

Stone

d)

Waste materials

e)

Butter

24.

What did Napoleon tell Jacques-Louis-David to paint in “Napoleon Crossing the Alps”

a)

Napoleon leading his soldiers

b)

Napoleon riding a mule

c)

Napoleon standing on a mountain

d)

Napoleon sitting calmly

e)

Napoleon fighting his enemies

25.

Why did some people hate on the winner of the “My Girl With A Pearl” contest at the Mauritshuis museum?

a)

They thought the painting looked fake

b)

They thought the painting didn’t look like it was made by a human

c)

It had too many colors

d)

The museum put it in a bad spot

e)

They were jealous

26.

What did China suggest to add to Nagoya Castle for easier access?

a)

Ramps

b)

Wheelchair pathways

c)

Braille for the blind

d)

Audio guides

e)

Elevators

27.

What did Jacques-Louis-David paint that made Napoleon look like a hero?

a)

Napoleon sleeping

b)

Napoleon eating

c)

Napoleon working

d)

Napoleon crossing mountains

e)

Napoleon playing hide and seek

28.

What was the Old London Bridge mainly used for during ancient times?

a)

Military training

b)

Religious shrine

c)

Marketplace

d)

Royal Palace

e)

Transport route