A) Two B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) Bode Museum B) New Museum C) Old Museum D) Pergamon Museum
A) At the northern tip of the Island B) At the southern tip of the Island C) In the center of the Island D) West of the New Museum
A) They were destroyed by war B) They were never built C) They were moved to a new location D) They were demolished for space
A) Underground train tunnels B) Above-ground glass bridges C) Outdoor walking paths D) Subterranean galleries
A) Bode Museum and New Museum B) Old Museum and Bode Museum C) Pergamon Museum and New Museum D) Old Museum and Pergamon Museum
A) A strung-out exhibition room B) An administrative center C) A storage facility D) A gift shop
A) Four B) Seven C) Five D) Six
A) The sixth museum B) The historical heart C) The main entrance D) The basement of the Island
A) Only topics related to World War II B) Exclusively art from the colonial period C) Topics restricted to German history D) Multi-focus topics irrespective of time and region
A) The post-war reconstruction era B) The late 20th century C) The medieval period D) The Nazi era and colonial period
A) Museum Island B) Fischerinsel C) The Promenade D) Mitte Quarter
A) A large park B) High-rise apartment development C) Ancient archaeological ruins D) Industrial warehouses
A) During the early 20th century B) During the Napoleonic wars C) After the reunification of Germany D) When Mitte was part of East Berlin
A) To create space for a cafe B) To increase storage capacity C) To repair foundation damage D) To facilitate the new connections
A) 1873 B) 2019 C) 1945 D) 1999
A) Wolf-Dieter Dube B) David Chipperfield C) Peter-Klaus Schuster D) Heinrich Schliemann
A) The ancient center of Europe B) A Louvre on the Spree C) A modern art hub D) A treasure trove of the east
A) The federal government B) The European Union C) UNESCO D) The Berlin Senate
A) Modern sculpture B) 19th-century paintings C) Byzantine gold D) Ancient architecture
A) Heinrich Schliemann B) James Simon C) Queen Nefertiti D) Priam
A) Ancient Egyptian art B) Etruscan sculptures C) Byzantine paintings D) 19th century art
A) Peter-Klaus Schuster B) David Chipperfield C) Wolf-Dieter Dube D) Heinrich Schliemann
A) 2019 B) 1990 C) 1999 D) 2010
A) An elevated bridge B) A tram line C) A glass corridor D) An underground passageway
A) $157 million B) $20 million C) $10 million D) $50 million
A) $157 million B) $200 million C) $20 million D) $100 million
A) Karl Friedrich Schinkel B) Wilhelm von Humboldt C) Aloys Hirt D) Frederick William IV
A) 1797 B) 1822 C) 1841 D) 1918
A) Wilhelm von Humboldt B) Aloys Hirt C) Schinkel D) Frederick William IV
A) Royal jewelry B) Antikensammlung C) Natural history D) Modern art
A) Aloys Hirt B) Frederick William IV C) Schinkel D) Wilhelm von Humboldt
A) Residential area B) Military barracks C) Public park D) Industrial district
A) 1918 B) 1797 C) 1822 D) 1841
A) The City of Berlin Council B) Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation C) The Royal Prussian Court D) The German Archaeological Institute
A) Grunewald B) Lustgarten C) Tempelhof D) Tiergarten
A) A pedestrian tunnel B) A canal bridge C) Stadtbahn railway viaduct D) A royal highway
A) 1999 B) 1930 C) 1830 D) 2019
A) Altes Museum B) Bode-Museum C) Pergamon Museum D) James Simon Gallery
A) I. M. Pei B) David Chipperfield C) Friedrich August Stüler D) Karl Friedrich Schinkel
A) Berliner Dom B) Alte Nationalgalerie C) Humboldt Forum D) Neues Museum
A) Berlin Palace B) Packhof C) Zeughaus D) Königliches Museum
A) 2022 B) 2020 C) 2019 D) 1999
A) Karl Friedrich Schinkel B) Friedrich August Stüler C) James Simon D) Joachim H. W. Wagener |