A) Duomo di San Marco B) Basilica Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption C) Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua D) Cathedral of Saint Giustina
A) Venice B) Padua C) Verona D) Milan
A) Tuscany B) Veneto C) Piedmont D) Lombardy
A) Center of Piazza dei Signori B) East end of Piazza Duomo C) South end of Piazza delle Erbe D) West end of Piazza San Marco
A) The university library B) The town hall C) The bishop's palace D) The civic museum
A) Saint Mark B) Assumption of the Virgin Mary C) Saint Giustina D) Saint Anthony
A) Bishop of Padua B) Bishop of Verona C) Patriarch of Aquileia D) Archbishop of Venice
A) 3rd century B) 6th century C) 5th century D) 4th century
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) Five
A) After the fall of the Roman Empire in 476 B) During the Lombard invasion in 568 C) Before the Edict of Milan in 300 D) After the Edict of Milan in 313
A) An earthquake B) A massive fire C) A foreign invasion D) A severe flood
A) Romanesque B) Baroque C) Renaissance D) Gothic
A) On ancient coins found during excavations B) In paintings inside the bishop's palace C) In frescoes by Giusto de' Menabuoi in the adjoining baptistery D) In historical manuscripts kept in the university
A) Seventeenth century B) Sixteenth century C) Fifteenth century D) Fourteenth century
A) Michelangelo B) Giotto C) Donatello D) Andrea Palladio
A) Andrea della Valle and Agostino Righetto B) Giusto de' Menabuoi and Bishop Olderico C) Bishop Tricidio and San Gregorio Barbarigo D) The University of Padua archaeologists
A) 1551 B) 1515 C) 1754 D) 1117
A) 1551 B) 1754 C) 1117 D) 1800
A) The façade B) The crypt C) The dome D) The apse
A) San Daniele, San Leonino and San Gregorio Barbarigo B) San Giustina, San Antonio and San Marco C) San Massimo, San Prosdocimo and San Bellino D) San Daniele, San Giustina and San Gregorio
A) Santa Giustina B) San Gregorio Barbarigo C) Santa Maria Assunta D) San Daniele
A) A marble fountain B) An excavation trench C) A pillar of stone surmounted by a cross D) A bronze statue of Bishop Tricidio
A) Ca 1117 or 1150 B) Ca 899 or 900 C) Ca 313 or 500 D) Ca 462 or 602
A) Andrea della Valle B) Bishop Tricidio C) Bishop Olderico D) Agostino Righetto
A) Due to a war B) Due to an earthquake C) Due to a fire D) Due to structural rot
A) Giusto de' Menabuoi B) Bishop Tricidio C) The Bishop Olderico D) Michelangelo
A) To the south B) To the north C) To the east D) To the west
A) In a crypt under the apse B) In the north-east corner of the churchyard C) In the bishop's palace D) In the baptistery
A) By Giusto de' Menabuoi while painting frescoes B) During the excavation of the foundations C) By archaeologists in 2012 inside the tower D) During the restoration of the baptistery
A) University of Padua B) University of Venice C) University of Milan D) University of Verona
A) Faculty of Theology B) Chair of Ancient History C) Department of Architecture D) Chair of Medieval Archeology
A) A Romanesque crypt B) The base of a tower with a square plan C) The original west facade D) The main altar of the first cathedral
A) 15x15 metres (49x49 ft.) B) 5x5 metres (16x16 ft.) C) 10x10 metres (33x33 ft.) D) 20x20 metres (65x65 ft.)
A) Paleochristian style from the 4th century B) Gothic style from the 13th century C) Romanesque style from between the 10th and 12th century D) Renaissance style from the 16th century
A) A series of mosaic pavements from the fourth and the fifth centuries B) The tomb of Bishop Olderico C) A collection of Renaissance statues D) The foundations of the 1754 facade
A) An amphora B) A sarcophagus C) An urn D) A reliquary chest
A) An altar dedicated to San Daniele B) A Lacerta altar C) A Romanesque marble altar D) An altar built by Bishop Tricidio
A) 33 individuals B) 10 individuals C) 56 individuals D) 100 individuals
A) Home workshops B) Stone-cutting workshops C) Mosaic tile workshops D) Metal smelting workshops
A) Chapel of ease B) Minor basilica C) Cathedral church only D) Major basilica
A) Girolamo Frigimelica Roberti B) Michelangelo Buonarroti C) Macillo D) Olderico
A) 6 May 1522 B) 25 August 1754 C) 14 April 1582 D) 24 April 1180
A) 1522 B) 1227 C) 1399 D) 1117
A) 6 May 1522 B) 2 January 1551 C) 14 April 1582 D) 24 April 1180
A) John Glory B) Bishop Peter Barozzi C) Cardinal Francis Pisani D) Michelangelo Buonarroti
A) Olderico B) Jacopo Sansovino C) John Glory D) Macillo
A) 1693 B) 1551 C) 1635 D) 1756
A) 1522 B) 1635 C) 1754 D) 1693
A) 1635 B) 1756 C) 1693 D) 1754
A) Lead B) Slate C) Copper D) Gold leaf
A) 1375 B) 1760 C) 49 B.C. D) 1281
A) Ionic order B) Doric order C) Composite order D) Corinthian order
A) A bomb B) Lightning C) An earthquake D) A fire
A) A small rose opening B) An airy atrium C) A second construction ramp D) A carriage entrance
A) One B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) Large circular dome B) Small rose dome C) Octagonal lead dome D) Elliptical dome
A) 1760 B) 1809 C) 1281 D) 1788
A) Alessandro Galvano B) Giovanni Battista Mengardi C) Alessandro Varotari D) Dionisio Gardini
A) Giovanni Battista Mengardi B) R. Mulata C) Giovanni Battista Bissoni D) Felice Chiereghin
A) Gerolamo Frigimelica B) Giusto de Menabuoi C) Dionisio Gardini D) Alessandro Galvano
A) Girolamo Campagna B) Felice Chiereghin C) Alessandro Varotari D) R. Mulata
A) Alessandro Galvano B) Dionisio Gardini C) Alessandro Varotari "the Padovanino" D) Giovanni Battista Bissoni
A) R. Mulata B) Giovanni Battista Bissoni C) Felice Chiereghin D) Girolamo Campagna
A) Dionisio Gardini B) Girolamo Campagna C) Gerolamo Frigimelica D) Felice Chiereghin
A) Giulia Speroni B) Bishop Nicholas Antonio Giustiniani C) San Leolino D) Sperone Speroni
A) Sperone Speroni B) Pius X C) San Lorenzo Giustiniani D) Giulia Speroni |