Saint Sebastian - Quiz
A) At Saint Medard Abbey, Soissons B) In Ebersberg, Germany C) In Rome at the Basilica Apostolorum D) In Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna
A) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys B) Pope Damasus I C) Scipione Borghese D) Louis Debonnair
A) Scipione Borghese B) Pope Damasus I C) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys D) Eugenius II himself
A) Soissons B) Rome C) Pavia D) The town of Ebersberg, Germany
A) He caused the plague. B) He was cured by the plague. C) He was believed to be a defense against the plague. D) He had no connection with the plague.
A) They were similar to sores. B) They resembled buboes, which are symptoms of bubonic plague. C) They looked like rashes. D) They appeared as boils.
A) Saint Sebastian B) King Gumburt C) Pope Eugenius II D) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys
A) He led a procession to drive away the plague. B) The erection of an altar in his honor stopped the plague. C) A church was built in his name. D) He prayed for the people to be healed.
A) In the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna B) In San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome C) In San Sebastiano fuori le mura, Rome D) In Ebersberg, Germany
A) That he was beheaded. B) That he died from being shot with arrows. C) That he died of natural causes. D) That he was crucified.
A) Guido Reni B) El Greco C) Botticelli D) Titian
A) As an elderly man with a beard. B) As a soldier in armor. C) As a handsome youth pierced by arrows. D) As a monk in robes.
A) Jusepe de Ribera B) Gianlorenzo Bernini C) Hans Holbein the Elder D) Georges de La Tour
A) Saint Sebastian's arrest. B) Saint Sebastian Tended by Saint Irene. C) Saint Sebastian's beheading. D) Saint Sebastian's confrontation with the Emperor.
A) Egon Schiele B) Jusepe de Ribera C) Candido Portinari D) Georges de La Tour
A) Candido Portinari B) Hans Holbein the Elder C) Georges de La Tour D) Egon Schiele
A) A stake B) A cross C) A stone pillar D) A post or tree
A) 6th century B) 5th century C) 3rd century D) 4th century
A) Passio Sancti Sebastiani B) Acta Sanctorum C) Chronograph of 354 D) Legenda Aurea
A) Narbonensis B) Milan C) Rome D) Constantinople
A) Emperor Augustus B) Emperor Nero C) Emperor Constantine D) Emperor Carinus
A) His nephews B) Twin brothers who were deacons C) His sons D) His disciples
A) 286 B) 290 C) 300 D) 280
A) Gaul B) Mauretania C) Syria D) Egypt
A) Helena B) Irene of Rome C) Lucina D) Fausta
A) Thomas Mann B) Derek Jarman C) Gabriele d'Annunzio D) Frank O'Hara
A) Gian Carlo Menotti B) Claude Debussy C) R.E.M. D) Damien Hirst
A) Sebastiane B) The House with Laughing Windows C) Fabulous Fabiola D) Losing My Religion
A) Sebastiane B) The House with Laughing Windows C) Losing My Religion D) Carrie (1976)
A) R.E.M. B) The Mountain Goats C) Madonna D) Alt-J
A) Hunger of the Pine B) Having a Coke With You C) I'm a Sinner D) Losing My Religion
A) Tarsem Singh B) Derek Jarman C) Gabriele d'Annunzio D) Damien Hirst
A) Sebastian from 'Losing My Religion' B) A character from 'Fabulous Fabiola' C) Gemino D) The protagonist of 'Death in Venice'
A) 27 March B) 18 December C) 20 January D) 14th century
A) Huelva B) San Sebastián C) Lubrín D) Palma de Mallorca
A) Kerala B) Tamil Nadu C) West Bengal D) Maharashtra
A) 1978 B) 1996 C) 1985 D) 2001
A) Federico García Lorca B) Pier Paolo Pasolini C) Yukio Mishima D) Oscar Wilde
A) Paris B) Genoa C) London D) Rome
A) Magnus Hirschfeld B) Richard A. Kaye C) Yukio Mishima D) Oscar Wilde
A) Sebastian B) Magnus C) Guido D) Kochan
A) Richard A. Kaye B) Federico García Lorca C) Oscar Wilde D) Yukio Mishima
A) The British Museum B) The Vatican Museums C) Palazzo Rosso D) The Louvre |
Created with That Quiz —
a math test site for students of all grade levels.