A) Carved wood B) Bronze C) Clay D) Marble
A) An earthquake B) The burning of churches and convents C) A massive flood D) The World War I
A) Francisco Palma Burgos B) Antonio Castillo Lastrucci C) Mariano Benlliure y Gil D) Pedro de Mena y Medrano
A) Donatello B) José-Navas Parejo Pérez C) Bernini D) Michelangelo
A) In town halls B) In their respective churches and chapels C) In private warehouses D) In a city museum
A) The image of the Apostles B) The image of St. John C) The image of Jesus D) The image of the Virgin
A) A portrait of the donors B) A biblical passage of the Gospels C) A scene from local history D) A mythological story
A) Armor B) Togas C) Royal capes D) Tunics
A) The high priest B) The Roman soldiers C) Jesus carrying the cross D) The Virgin of Sorrow
A) St. Peter B) St. Paul C) St. John the Evangelist D) St. James
A) A solid wood carving B) A metal cast C) A mannequin D) A marble statue
A) Hands and feet B) Hands and head C) The entire body D) Feet and face only
A) Copper wire B) Gold and silver thread C) Lead fibers D) Synthetic plastic
A) 2 meters B) 5 meters C) 8 meters D) 15 meters
A) Architectural plans B) Animal figures C) Geometric patterns D) Vegetable motifs
A) 1 B) 5 C) 3 D) 10
A) Behind the Virgin B) Behind the second throne C) Behind the lead cross D) In front of the lead cross
A) A drum and bugle band B) A military band only C) A percussion only band D) A concert band
A) Marcha Real B) A funeral dirge C) The National Hymn of France D) The Malaga Anthem
A) A processional dance B) A type of drum beat C) A specific flower ornament D) A religious song
A) Gregorian chant B) Cante jondo C) Classical opera D) Jazz improvisation
A) Inside the church B) From the throne itself C) From a moving carriage D) A balcony or the street
A) Thurifers B) Ceroferarios C) Varales D) Cajillos
A) Carrying the thurible to burn incense B) Carrying the palio bars C) Guiding the procession with a bell D) Decorating the throne with flowers
A) Cajillos B) Thrones C) Varales D) Pasos
A) Arbotante B) Dolorosa C) Bambalina D) Ceroferario
A) Varal B) Cajillo C) Palio D) Candelería
A) Bambalinas B) Thurifers C) Ceroferarios D) Arbotantes
A) Silver B) Velvet C) Bronze D) Corks
A) Varales B) Cajillos C) Bambalinas D) Arbotantes
A) Cajillos B) Arbotantes C) Varales D) Palios
A) 5 to 10 kilograms B) 50 to 80 kilograms C) 20 to 40 kilograms D) 10 to 15 kilograms
A) Ceroferario B) Thurifer C) Throne Butler D) Bearer
A) 20 to 50 B) 120 to 270 C) 10 to 30 D) 300 to 500
A) 15 to 24 hours B) 6 to 14 hours C) 30 minutes to 2 hours D) 1 to 3 hours
A) 42 B) 12 C) 65 D) 45
A) 1965 B) 2000 C) 1955 D) 1980
A) Scapular B) Peineta C) Mantilla D) Capirote
A) The Roman Empire B) The rules of the brotherhood C) The life of the Virgin Mary D) The resurrection of Christ
A) Sanctus Passionis Quorum Roma B) Semana Populus Que Regnum C) Sacrum Passionis Que Romanus D) Senatus Populusque Romanus
A) Capirote B) Scapular C) Cincture D) Peineta
A) Books of Rules B) Candles C) Flowers D) Roman swords
A) Leather B) Twill C) Velvet D) Satin
A) Decoration of the throne B) Representing the Roman Senate C) Holding the Libro de Reglas D) Guiding the procession |