Who is the all-time best-selling fiction writer in the world, whose 78 crime novels have sold an estimated 2 billion copies?
-   Arthur Conan Doyle
 -   Agatha Christie
 -   Danielle Steel
 -   Georges Simenon
 
Which of these painters was not left-handed?
-   Leonardo da Vinci
 -   Michelangelo
 -   Edvard Munch
 -   Kazimir Malevich
 
Red and black-figure vases were a characteristic of what civilization?
-   Roman
 -   Polynesian
 -   African
 -   Greek
 
What type of five-line poem with a strict meter was popularised by Edward Lear?
-   limerick
 -   haiku
 -   cinquain
 -   tanka
 
What is Pablo Picasso’s style of artwork called?
-   abstract
 -   romanticism
 -   cubism
 -   realism
 
The first example of cave painting was discovered in 1879. What country was it found in?
-   Spain
 -   China
 -   America
 -   Africa
 
In 1495 Leonardo da Vinci began painting "The Last Supper" and designed …
-   a crane
 -   a submarine
 -   a pyramid-shaped parachute
 -   a helicopter
 
Which famous twentieth-century artist painted "100 Cans"?
-   Piet Mondrian
 -   Roy Lichtenstein
 -   Andy Warhol
 -   Jeff Koons
 
The renowned Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev was a Russian lyrical poet’s father-in-law. What was Mendeleev’s son-in-law’s name?
-   Alexander Blok
 -   Vasily Zhukovsky
 -   Nikolay Gumilev
 -   Alexander Pushkin
 
Which type of paint dries the most quickly?
-   watercolour
 -   gouache
 -   oil
 -   acrylic
 
Who painted 'The Scream' (the famous painting of a man screaming with a nuclear mushroom cloud behind him.)?
-   Egon Schiele
 -   Oskar Kokoschka
 -   Marc Chagall
 -   Edvard Munch
 
How many paintings did Van Gogh sell in his lifetime?
-   one hundred
 -   one
 -   fifty-four
 -   sixteen
 
“After all, tomorrow is another day!” was the last line in which Oscarwinning Best Picture?
-   Gone With the Wind
 -   Harold and Maude
 -   The Matrix
 -   Great Expectations
 
What red-headed priest-composer taught music at an orphanage?
-   Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 -   Antonio Vivaldi
 -   Frederic Chopin
 -   Nicolo Paganini
 
The world-famous Louvre Museum and Art Gallery in Paris, France was built in 1190. What was it first used as?
-   a shop
 -   a warehouse
 -   a fortress
 -   a library