A) King Afonso II B) Saint Bernard C) King Afonso IV D) King Afonso III
A) Angels B) Half-men half-beasts C) Lions D) Apostles
A) Manueline B) Romanesque C) Neo-Gothic D) Mudéjar
A) The 1355 assassination B) The 1755 earthquake C) A fire in the 17th century D) The construction of the Royal Pantheon
A) Afonso II B) Peter I C) Afonso IV D) John I
A) The Last Judgement B) Saint Bartholomew's life C) The life of Saint Bernard D) The Crucifixion
A) Beatrix of Castile B) Queen Urraca C) King Peter I D) Inês de Castro
A) Death of Saint Bernard B) The rib vaulting C) The tomb of Urraca D) The tombs of the Kings
A) Intertwined vegetal branches B) Angels and lions C) Arabesques of Mudéjar style D) Scenes from the life of Christ
A) Beatrix of Castile B) Inês de Castro C) Saint Bartholomew D) Urraca of Castile
A) In the Chapel of Saint Bernard B) In the Royal Pantheon C) In the Sacristy D) In the transept
A) Half-men half-beasts B) Angels C) Lions D) Apostles
A) Mudéjar B) Neo-Gothic C) Manueline D) Romanesque
A) Saint Bartholomew's life B) Scenes of the king mourning C) The Apostles D) The life of Christ
A) It is the only part that survived the earthquake B) It is the only Manueline structure C) It is the only Romanesque room D) It is the earliest Neo-Gothic architecture
A) Romanesque B) Manueline C) Baroque D) Early Gothic
A) 1178 B) 1252 C) 1215 D) 1300
A) Dominican Order B) Benedictine Order C) Franciscan Order D) Cistercian Order
A) Flying buttresses B) Rose windows C) Columnar buttresses D) Crenellations
A) 106 metres B) 80 metres C) 120 metres D) 50 metres
A) Circular B) Square C) Greek-cross D) Latin-cross
A) One B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) 20 metres B) 17 metres C) 15 metres D) 106 metres
A) 30 metres B) 20 metres C) 17 metres D) 106 metres
A) A fortification wall B) An ambulatory C) A decorative garden D) A cloister
A) The largest Portuguese church B) The only Cistercian monastery C) The oldest Gothic building D) The smallest religious structure
A) Flat ceilings B) Wooden rafters C) Simple Gothic vaulting D) Domed ceilings
A) France B) Spain C) Portugal D) Italy
A) 1907 B) 1989 C) 1834 D) 1957
A) 1834 B) 1810 C) 1755 D) 1907
A) Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal B) The monastery itself C) The Vatican Library D) A museum in Coimbra
A) Hundred Years' War B) French Revolution C) World War I D) Peninsular War
A) 1989 B) 1957 C) 1907 D) 1834
A) 120 km B) 200 km C) 75 km D) 110 km
A) Creating illuminated manuscripts B) Farming C) Fishing D) Building tombs
A) 12th–13th century B) 19th–20th century C) 17th–18th century D) 15th–16th century
A) Red brick mosaics B) Gothic stone carvings C) Blue-white 18th century tiles D) Painted Renaissance frescoes
A) The abbot B) The king C) The bishop D) The architect
A) 16th century B) 17th century C) 18th century D) 1930s
A) Bible passages B) Gregorian chants C) Monastery business reports D) Royal decrees
A) In the center of the room B) Embedded into a wall C) Near the entrance D) On the ceiling
A) An unknown monk B) Domingos Domingues C) Afonso Henriques D) King Denis
A) Kitchen B) Dormitory C) Refectory D) Chapter House
A) Baroque B) Gothic C) Romanesque D) Manueline
A) Monks' sleeping cells B) Baroque statues C) Medieval cooking tools D) A large stone fountain
A) Four B) Ten C) Six D) Eight
A) Rainwater collection B) River Alcoa C) A well in the courtyard D) A mountain spring |