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Quiz about These Puns Dont Belong in a Museum
Quiz about These Puns Dont Belong in a Museum

These Puns Don't Belong in a Museum Quiz


In this quiz, you have to figure out the phrase I'm going for that will feature the name of a famous artist. Groaning is guaranteed.

A multiple-choice quiz by geniusonwheels. Estimated time: 10 mins.
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Time
10 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
328,296
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Difficult
Avg Score
4 / 10
Plays
256
Question 1 of 10
1. For example: If the clue was "At the sports arena, there was the painting of 'The Burial of the Count of Orgaz' next to the place where they play this action-filled sport", the answer would be "El Greco-Roman wrestling". Yeah, I didn't say it would be easy or funny. I will provide number of letters for each answer.

Pre-Civil War was one of the most gothic times in American history. When General Robert E. Lee refused to serve for the North because he couldn't fight against his Virginia, President Lincoln asked him who would fight for the North. General Lee simply responded...

Answer: (Two Words (5,4))
Question 2 of 10
2. When I walked up to the artist of "The Persistence of Memory", I greeted him by saying...

Answer: (Two Words (5,4))
Question 3 of 10
3. While I was walking down the city street, I saw something fly over ahead. People around me were shouting phrases like "It's a bird!" "It's a plane!" "It's a luncheon on the grass!" "No, it's...

Answer: (One Words (10))
Question 4 of 10
4. When the landscaper mowed a replica of "Nighthawks" into a customer's lawn by setting the blades correctly, you could say it was a...

Answer: (Two Words (5,6))
Question 5 of 10
5. US presidents have not always have been in the best of health. Chester A. Arthur contracted Bright's disease. William Henry Harison and Warren G. Harding died from pneumonia. George Washington famously had a terrible set of teeth. But, the 7th president of the United States had a very rotten set of teeth, with it possibly looking like a bunch of different colors on a blank surface. Bad hygiene and not cleaning his teeth led for some of the dentists of the era to name anyone who had teeth that bad to have...

Note: The second word is NOT the name of an artist, but is similar.

Hint: This question number refers to a painting by the artist

Answer: (Two Words (7,6))
Question 6 of 10
6. The art peddler was trying to get people to buy replicas of the sculpture 'Perseus with the head of Medusa', but he just couldn't seem to...

Answer: (One Word (7))
Question 7 of 10
7. It was a comeback like no other at the 114th Annual International Artistry Games. The French had been the team to beat for the last 50 years, but even small teams like Spain had come back with rookie P. Picasso scoring continuously through 7 periods. Team USA (sponsored by Coca-Cola and Campbell's soups) was down in the rankings for a long time. While most of the team was discouraged, the team captain stepped up and gave an amazing pep talk.

"Look guys. I know we aren't winning. Just because the Greek team is getting old school and the Italian team seems to have a Renaissance going for them, we can still win. We need to put a little "pop" back into the "art". We just have to get our heads together, our paintbrushes clean, and remember that we are a team. Just remember that...

Answer: (Four Words (6,2,4,8))
Question 8 of 10
8. It starts 5 miles northwest of Julian, California and flows 52 miles throughout the southern part of the state. The river passes by Qualcomm Stadium and a large mural depicting the history of the city with respects to its Hispanic origins. The native Californians call this body of water the...

Answer: (Three Words (3,5,6))
Question 9 of 10
9. I'm not a fan of the vampire Cullen or the werewolf Black from "Twilight", but I do like "The Scream", which would probably make me part of...

Answer: (Two Words (4,6))
Question 10 of 10
10. To round out this quiz, you have to fill in the blanks of this with the names of three European Impressionist or Post-Impressionist painters to complete this final groan.

Art (a person's name) has had bad strokes of luck, and now is almost bankrupt. He decides that the only way he can get some funds is to steal. He discovers the local art museum has some paints on display that would be worth a lot on the black market. One night, Art parked his vehicle in front of the art museum at 2 a.m. He broke into the museum, found the paintings he needed, brought them back out to his ride, and loaded them up. As he put the keys into the ignition, he noticed that it wasn't starting, and that one of the dashboard measures was pointing to 'E'. It was a perfect plan Art had, but unfortunately, he didn't have the ____ to buy ___ to make the ___.

Note: If the answer was Apple, Banana, and Cookies, you would put the answer as 'Apple Banana Cookies'. Be sure the answers are in the right order. One of the artist is more than one word.

Answer: (Four Words)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. For example: If the clue was "At the sports arena, there was the painting of 'The Burial of the Count of Orgaz' next to the place where they play this action-filled sport", the answer would be "El Greco-Roman wrestling". Yeah, I didn't say it would be easy or funny. I will provide number of letters for each answer. Pre-Civil War was one of the most gothic times in American history. When General Robert E. Lee refused to serve for the North because he couldn't fight against his Virginia, President Lincoln asked him who would fight for the North. General Lee simply responded...

Answer: grant wood

Grant Wood replaces Grant would.

Hopefully the key words "American" and "gothic" led you to the painting "American Gothic" by Wood.
2. When I walked up to the artist of "The Persistence of Memory", I greeted him by saying...

Answer: hello dali

Hello Dali replaces Hello, Dolly!

Salvador Dali is most remembered for his Impressionist paintings, including "The Persistence of Memory", which is summarized by melting clocks.
3. While I was walking down the city street, I saw something fly over ahead. People around me were shouting phrases like "It's a bird!" "It's a plane!" "It's a luncheon on the grass!" "No, it's...

Answer: supermanet

Supermanet replaces Superman

Edouard Manet was a famous artist during the Realism and Impressionism eras, painting "Luncheon on the Grass" and "Olympia".
4. When the landscaper mowed a replica of "Nighthawks" into a customer's lawn by setting the blades correctly, you could say it was a...

Answer: grass Hopper

Grass Hopper replaces grasshopper

Edward Hopper is an American artist who painted scenes of American life, with the iconic "Nighthawks" painting set in a diner at night.
5. US presidents have not always have been in the best of health. Chester A. Arthur contracted Bright's disease. William Henry Harison and Warren G. Harding died from pneumonia. George Washington famously had a terrible set of teeth. But, the 7th president of the United States had a very rotten set of teeth, with it possibly looking like a bunch of different colors on a blank surface. Bad hygiene and not cleaning his teeth led for some of the dentists of the era to name anyone who had teeth that bad to have... Note: The second word is NOT the name of an artist, but is similar. Hint: This question number refers to a painting by the artist

Answer: jackson plaque

Jackson Plaque replaces 'Jackson Pollock', the artist's true name.

Jackson Pollock was an American abstract painter, whose paintings quite simply looked like paint splattered onto a surface.

One of his paintings is "No. 5, 1948", which is why I made this question number 5.
6. The art peddler was trying to get people to buy replicas of the sculpture 'Perseus with the head of Medusa', but he just couldn't seem to...

Answer: cellini

Cellini replaces 'sell any'.

Benvenuto Cellini was an Italian painter, sculptor, and silversmith. He is most remembered for his representations of Perseus, his busts he made of figures, and an autobiography he wrote.
7. It was a comeback like no other at the 114th Annual International Artistry Games. The French had been the team to beat for the last 50 years, but even small teams like Spain had come back with rookie P. Picasso scoring continuously through 7 periods. Team USA (sponsored by Coca-Cola and Campbell's soups) was down in the rankings for a long time. While most of the team was discouraged, the team captain stepped up and gave an amazing pep talk. "Look guys. I know we aren't winning. Just because the Greek team is getting old school and the Italian team seems to have a Renaissance going for them, we can still win. We need to put a little "pop" back into the "art". We just have to get our heads together, our paintbrushes clean, and remember that we are a team. Just remember that...

Answer: warhol in this together

Warhol in this together replaces We're all in this together.

Andy Warhol was an American artist who was the head of the Pop Art movement. His most famous paintings include 'Campbell's Soup I' and paintings of celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and Elizabeth Taylor.
8. It starts 5 miles northwest of Julian, California and flows 52 miles throughout the southern part of the state. The river passes by Qualcomm Stadium and a large mural depicting the history of the city with respects to its Hispanic origins. The native Californians call this body of water the...

Answer: san diego rivera

San Diego Rivera replaces San Diego River

Diego Rivera is a Mexican arist who is known for his large frescos and murals about themes such as a location, Mexican history, and communism.

The San Diego River is an actual body of water. The facts in this question are true.

Qualcomm Stadium is the home of the NFL team the San Diego Chargers.
9. I'm not a fan of the vampire Cullen or the werewolf Black from "Twilight", but I do like "The Scream", which would probably make me part of...

Answer: team edvard

Team Edvard replaces Team Edward

Edvard Munch was a Norwegian artist who is best known for his iconic "The Scream".

'Team Edward' is part of the "Twilight" phenomenon, where fans say they like one character more than another, either putting them on 'Team Edward' or 'Team Jacob'.
10. To round out this quiz, you have to fill in the blanks of this with the names of three European Impressionist or Post-Impressionist painters to complete this final groan. Art (a person's name) has had bad strokes of luck, and now is almost bankrupt. He decides that the only way he can get some funds is to steal. He discovers the local art museum has some paints on display that would be worth a lot on the black market. One night, Art parked his vehicle in front of the art museum at 2 a.m. He broke into the museum, found the paintings he needed, brought them back out to his ride, and loaded them up. As he put the keys into the ignition, he noticed that it wasn't starting, and that one of the dashboard measures was pointing to 'E'. It was a perfect plan Art had, but unfortunately, he didn't have the ____ to buy ___ to make the ___. Note: If the answer was Apple, Banana, and Cookies, you would put the answer as 'Apple Banana Cookies'. Be sure the answers are in the right order. One of the artist is more than one word.

Answer: monet degas van gogh

'He didn't have the Monet to buy Degas to make the van Gogh' replaces 'He didn't have the money to buy the gas to make the van go'.

Claude Monet was a French painter known for his oil paintings with works such as 'Impression, Sunrise' and 'Water Lilies'.

Edgar Degas was a French painter and sculptor best for his paintings of still life and nudes, and his sculpture 'Little Dancer of Fourteen Years'.

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter who is best known for his works such as 'Sunflowers', 'The Starry Night', 'Irises', and 'Portrait of Dr. Gachet'.
Source: Author geniusonwheels

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