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Which famous museum houses the Rosetta Stone?
The Louvre
The British Museum
The Smithsonian
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Which museum houses the Hope Diamond?
The Museum of Natural History
The Guggenheim
The Smithsonian Institute
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Which famous museum houses Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus?"
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Gallery of the Academy of Florence
Uffizi Gallery
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Which famous museum houses Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa?"
Musee d'Orsay
The Louvre
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Which museum houses Rembrandt's "The Night Watch?"
National Gallery, London
The Art Institute of Chicago
Rijksmuseum
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Which museum houses the Venus de Milo?
J Paul Getty Museum
The Louvre
Uffizi Gallery
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Which museum houses Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam?"
Centre Georges Pompidou
Academy of Arts, Florence
Vatican Museums
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Which museum houses the Cloisters?
Prado Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rijksmuseum
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Which museum houses Picasso's "Guernica?"
Queen Sofia Museum
Picasso Museum
Prado Museum
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Which museum houses Van Gogh's "The Starry Night?"
Van Gogh Museum
Museum of Modern Art
The Met
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Which museum houses Dali's "The Persistence of Memory?"
Museum of Modern Art
Musee d'Orsay
British Museum
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Which museum houses Wood's "American Gothic?"
The Louvre
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Art Institute of Chicago
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Do you fancy yourself a true expert on the world's most famous museums? Are you ready to put your knowledge to the ultimate test? Take these 12 questions and find out how well you really know famous museums.
1
Which famous museum houses the Rosetta Stone?
The Louvre
The British Museum
The Smithsonian
2
Which museum houses the Hope Diamond?
The Museum of Natural History
The Guggenheim
The Smithsonian Institute
3
Which famous museum houses Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus?"
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Gallery of the Academy of Florence
Uffizi Gallery
4
Which famous museum houses Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa?"
Musee d'Orsay
The Louvre
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
5
Which museum houses Rembrandt's "The Night Watch?"
National Gallery, London
The Art Institute of Chicago
Rijksmuseum
6
Which museum houses the Venus de Milo?
J Paul Getty Museum
The Louvre
Uffizi Gallery
7
Which museum houses Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam?"
Centre Georges Pompidou
Academy of Arts, Florence
Vatican Museums
8
Which museum houses the Cloisters?
Prado Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rijksmuseum
9
Which museum houses Picasso's "Guernica?"
Queen Sofia Museum
Picasso Museum
Prado Museum
10
Which museum houses Van Gogh's "The Starry Night?"
Van Gogh Museum
Museum of Modern Art
The Met
11
Which museum houses Dali's "The Persistence of Memory?"
Museum of Modern Art
Musee d'Orsay
British Museum
12
Which museum houses Wood's "American Gothic?"
The Louvre
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Art Institute of Chicago
