Famous Paintings: Mona Lisa & Starry Night
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Who painted the Mona Lisa?
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Jesus
- Lisa Gherardini
- Vincent van Gogh
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Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
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Around what year did Leonardo begin the Mona Lisa?
- 1890
- 1503
- 1889
- 1603
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Answer: 1503
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The Mona Lisa hangs in the ____ museum in Paris.
- Museum of Modern Art
- Florence
- Louvre
- Netherlands
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Answer: Louvre
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The woman in the Mona Lisa is believed to be Lisa Gherardini.
- True
- False
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Answer: True
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Leonardo who was good at many things is called a ____.
- van Gogh
- self-portrait
- merchant
- Renaissance man
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Answer: Renaissance man
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Which other famous painting did Leonardo make?
- The Last Supper
- Self-portraits
- Sunflowers
- The Starry Night
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Answer: The Last Supper
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Who painted The Starry Night?
- A merchant
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Lisa Gherardini
- Vincent van Gogh
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Answer: Vincent van Gogh
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Van Gogh painted The Starry Night in the year 1889.
- True
- False
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Answer: True
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Which country was van Gogh from?
- Netherlands
- New York
- Italy
- France
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Answer: Netherlands
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Van Gogh sold many paintings and was rich during his life.
- True
- False
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Answer: False
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The Starry Night is kept in a museum in ____.
- Netherlands
- Florence
- Paris
- New York City
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Answer: New York City
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How did van Gogh paint, compared to Leonardo?
- No brush at all
- Thick, bold strokes
- Tiny careful dots
- Smooth, hidden lines
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Answer: Thick, bold strokes
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Leonardo used a blending technique called ____ to soften lines.
- sfumato
- collage
- mosaic
- fresco
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Answer: sfumato
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What wood was the Mona Lisa's panel made from?
- Poplar
- Pine
- Oak
- Maple
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Answer: Poplar
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Who stole the Mona Lisa in 1911?
- Lisa Gherardini
- Vincenzo Peruggia
- Vincent van Gogh
- Francesco del Giocondo
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Answer: Vincenzo Peruggia
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