Culture of Croatia - Quiz
A) Istria B) Zagreb C) Split D) Dubrovnik
A) Federiko Benković B) Vlaho Bukovac C) Vincent from Kastav D) Francesco Robba
A) Church of St. Donatus B) Church of Holy Mary in Škriljinah C) Cathedral of St. Domnius D) Church of St. Mark
A) Split B) Zagreb C) Rome D) Istanbul
A) Paris B) Vienna C) Istanbul D) Zagreb
A) Monks from Zadar B) Vincent from Kastav C) Monks from Split D) Federiko Benković
A) Francesco Robba B) Vlaho Bukovac C) Vincent from Kastav D) Federiko Benković
A) Federiko Benković B) Vincent from Kastav C) Vlaho Bukovac D) Francesco Robba
A) Dark and expressionist B) Abstract and geometric C) Sentimental, gentle and subtle D) Aggressive and political
A) Federiko Benković B) Francesco Robba C) Vincent from Kastav D) Vlaho Bukovac
A) Vienna Secession Exhibition B) Venice Biennale C) World Fair in Paris D) Millennium Exhibition in Budapest
A) Vienna and Munich B) Paris and Rome C) London and Berlin D) Budapest and Prague
A) Munich B) Paris C) Vienna D) Venice
A) Abstract geometric shapes B) Industrial machinery and factories C) National history and legends D) Mythological Greek gods
A) Against the ruling Austro-Hungarian state B) Supporting the Austro-Hungarian monarchy C) For the expansion of the Ottoman Empire D) Promoting global capitalism
A) Soviet Union B) Austro-Hungarian Empire C) Kingdom of Yugoslavia D) Kingdom of Italy
A) An embrace of socialist realism B) Strict adherence to romanticism C) A move to flatter forms, with signs of cubism and expressionism D) A return to Baroque sculptures
A) Religious devotion and saints B) Ancient Roman history C) Reality and social issues D) Pure mathematical abstraction
A) Impressionism B) Gothic painting C) Art informel D) Naive art
A) A massive surge in computer art B) The invention of photography-based installations C) A return to more simple, classical styles D) An embrace of chaotic abstract expressionism
A) Bauhaus ideas B) Secession ideas C) The Earth Group D) Romanticism
A) Because the government banned all visual arts B) Due to strict orders from Paris and Vienna C) Because artists completely stopped painting D) Due to the early split with the rest of the Eastern Bloc
A) Gothic fresco painting B) Strict classical portraiture C) Romantic landscape painting D) Non-conventional forms of visual expression
A) Baroque marble sculptures B) Oil paintings on wooden panels C) Photography, video, computer art, performance art and installations D) Illuminated liturgical manuscripts
A) Purely focused on Gothic church frescoes B) Strictly socialist realist C) Exclusively impressionist and sentimental D) More conceptual, figurative and expressionist
A) A total rejection of canvas and paint B) The dominance of socialist realism C) A return to traditional painting and images D) Computer art and video installations exclusively
A) Athens B) Venice C) Rome D) Constantinople
A) 9th century B) 11th century C) 5th century D) 7th century
A) Slavic paganism B) Zoroastrianism C) Roman polytheism D) Hellenistic paganism
A) Učka mountain B) Biokovo mountain C) Dinara mountain D) Velebit mountain
A) Gothic period B) Pre-Romanesque period C) Baroque period D) Renaissance period
A) Frankish monasteries B) Irish monasteries C) Spanish monasteries D) English monasteries
A) Zvonimir B) Tomislav C) Trpimir D) Branimir
A) Duke Trpimir B) Provost Dobroslav C) King Zvonimir D) Duke Branimir
A) Five B) Three C) Seven D) Ten
A) Branimir B) Trpimir C) Demetruis Zvonimir D) Tomislav
A) Rižinice inscription B) Solin tablet C) Knin document D) Baška tablet
A) Hieroglyphics, cuneiform, or Demotic script B) Cyrillic, Greek, or Arabic script C) Beneventan, Carolingian minuscule, or Gothic minuscule script D) Runes, Ogham, or Phoenician script
A) Croatian language B) Church Slavonic C) Italian language D) Latin language
A) Croatian provost Dobroslav B) Queen Helen of Zadar C) Duke Trpimir D) King Demetruis Zvonimir
A) Frankish fortress B) Benedictine monastery C) Royal mausoleum D) Pagan temple
A) Rižinice near Solin B) Kapitul near Knin C) Baška on Krk island D) St. Stephen on the Island
A) Ottoman invasions B) Viking raids C) Frankish occupation D) Venetian expansion
A) Pharos B) Salona C) Issa D) Corcyra Nigra
A) Corcyra Nigra B) Jader C) Pharos D) Issa
A) Pharos B) Pola C) Issa D) Corcyra Nigra
A) 229 BC B) 2nd century C) 390 BC D) 300 AD
A) Teuta B) Euphrasia C) Duse D) Anastasia
A) 229 BC B) 6th century C) 390 BC D) 300 AD
A) Great Illyrian Revolt B) Adriatic Uprising C) Great Dalmatian War D) Roman-Illyrian Rebellion
A) Forty B) Three C) Thirty D) Ten
A) Poreč B) Pola (Pula) C) Zadar D) Salona
A) Jader B) Salona C) Issa D) Pola
A) 10,000 B) 40,000 C) 4,000 D) 100,000
A) Queen Teuta B) Emperor Diocletian C) Saint Anastasius D) Saint Domnius
A) 390 BC B) 229 BC C) 600 AD D) 300 AD
A) Christianity B) Roman government C) Greek colonization D) Illyrian art
A) Domnius (Duje) B) Teuta C) Euphrasius D) Diocletian
A) Domnius B) Teuta C) Anastasius (Staš) D) Diocletian
A) Pula B) Salona C) Zadar D) Poreč
A) Stjepan Radić B) Ante Starčević C) Josip Jelačić D) Ljudevit Gaj
A) Zagreb Cultural Society B) Matica hrvatska C) Matica ilirska D) Illyrian Academy
A) 1842 B) 1900 C) 1872 D) 1848
A) Sash B) Vest C) Cravat D) Cloak
A) Vučedol culture B) Vinkovci culture C) Dalmatian culture D) Illyrian culture
A) Krapina culture B) Nezakcij culture C) Vinkovci culture D) Zagreb culture
A) Copper clasps B) Bone pins C) Iron buckles D) Bronze fibulas
A) It completely stopped all arts B) It had no effect C) It accelerated it D) It slowed it down
A) Petar Zoranić B) Šimun Kožičić Benja C) Brne Karnarutić D) Marko Marulić
A) Petar Zoranić B) Tituš Brezovački C) Marko Marulić D) Matija Antun Relković
A) Julije Klović B) Andrija Kačić Miošić C) Brne Karnarutić D) Juraj Dalmatinac
A) Andrija Buvina B) Julije Klović C) Juraj Dalmatinac D) Radovan
A) Šibenik Cathedral B) Chest of St Simeon C) Split Cathedral wooden doors D) Trogir cathedral stone portal
A) Julije Klović B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Baltazar Adam Krčelić D) Antun Kanižlić
A) Gilded metal reliefs B) Miniature paintings C) Stone sculpture D) Fresco paintings
A) Matija Antun Relković B) Matija Petar Katančić C) Andrija Kačić Miošić D) Tituš Brezovački
A) Antun Kanižlić B) Matija Antun Relković C) Tituš Brezovački D) Baltazar Adam Krčelić
A) Brne Karnarutić B) Baltazar Adam Krčelić C) Marko Marulić D) Petar Zoranić
A) Matija Petar Katančić B) Andrija Buvina C) Juraj Dalmatinac D) Julije Klović
A) Andrija Buvina B) Radovan C) Antun Augustinčić D) Ivan Meštrović
A) Andrija Buvina B) Radovan C) Juraj Dalmatinac D) Frano Kršinić
A) An independent Venetian city B) A completely autonomous Slavic kingdom C) An Ottoman stronghold D) The capital of the empire
A) Venice B) Dubrovnik C) Milan D) Šibenik
A) 1380 B) 1240 C) 1750 D) 1220
A) Andrija Kačić Miošić B) Ivan Meštrović C) Tituš Brezovački D) Matija Antun Relković
A) Andrija Buvina B) Juraj Dalmatinac C) Antun Augustinčić D) Julije Klović
A) Frano Kršinić B) Radovan C) Brne Karnarutić D) Baltazar Adam Krčelić
A) Slavonia B) Zagreb C) Istria D) Dalmatia
A) Mediterranean B) Baroque C) Romanesque D) Gothic
A) Andrea Palladio B) Donato Bramante C) Giorgio da Sebenico D) Filippo Brunelleschi
A) Niccolò di Giovanni Fiorentino B) Michelozzo C) Luciano Laurana D) Francesco Laurana
A) Bauhaus B) Gorgona C) Zenit D) Exat 51
A) Experimental atelier B) Expressive Art Team C) Extended Artistic Tradition D) Exhibition of Architecture and Technology
A) Aleksandar Srnec B) Vjenceslav Richter C) Vlado Kristl D) Ivan Picelj
A) Vjenceslav Richter B) Aleksandar Srnec C) Zdravko Bregovac D) Bernardo Bernardi
A) House design departments B) State-mandated copying bureaus C) Foreign consulting firms D) Independent foreign artists
A) Vatroslav Lisinski B) Zoran Škugor C) Marin Držić D) Matija Antun Relković
A) Males B) University professors C) Elderly citizens D) Females
A) Dora B) Schlager C) Porin D) Bećarac
A) 1990 B) 1994 C) 2011 D) 2018 |
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