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William Burges Quiz
Master of the Gothic: Test Your Knowledge on William Burges
Updated: Mar 04, 2024
Are you a fan of intricate and ornate Gothic design? Test your knowledge with this quiz on the legendary architect William Burges and his stunning contributions to the world of design!
From the basics to the most obscure facts, this William Burges quiz has it all! With 31 questions covering a wide range of topics, it's the perfect way to test your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? Unlock your full potential.
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Actor
English Architect And Designer
Scientist
Physicist
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Renaissance Revival
Baroque Revival
Rococo Revival
Gothic Revival
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1862
1860
1863
1861
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Burges Manor
The Kensington Palace
The Tower House
The Castle Home
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The Louvre And Versailles
The White House And Statue Of Liberty
Cardiff Castle And Castell Coch
Buckingham Palace And The Tower Of London
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Queen Victoria
John Crichton-Stuart, 3rd Marquess Of Bute
Prince Albert
Benjamin Disraeli
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Buckingham Palace
Gayhurst House
Ascott House
Stowe House
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London, Bath, York, Sheffield
Lille, Adelaide, Colombo, Brisbane, Edinburgh, Truro
Chester, St Albans, Winchester, Derby
Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds
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Westminster Abbey
The Royal Courts Of Justice
St Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
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St Paul's Cathedral
The Tower House
Cardiff Castle
Westminster Abbey
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Singing And Dancing
Writing And Painting
Film Directing And Advertising
Jewelry, Furniture, Stained Glass And Sculpture Design
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Theory Of Evolution
Quantum Physics
Art Applied To Industry
Concept Of Time
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His Designs Were Too Expensive To Build
His Designs Were Too Controversial
His Work Was Lost In A Fire
Victorian Architecture Was Not The Subject Of Intensive Study
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The 1950s
The 1940s
The Later Twentieth Century
The 1960s
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Cardiff Castle
Gayhurst House
Skilbeck's Warehouse
Castell Coch
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35
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1828
1831
1835
1827
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1885
1881
1890
1875
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Romanesque
Baroque
Neoclassical
Gothic Revival
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Victorian Era
Edwardian Era
Georgian Era
Elizabethan Era
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Pre-Raphaelites
Impressionists
Cubists
Surrealists
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Park House, Cardiff
Castell Coch
The Tower House
Cardiff Castle
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The West Wing
The Green House
The Clock Tower
The Grand Hall
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Devon
Sussex
Yorkshire
Cornwall
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A Railway Station
A Cathedral
A Town Hall
A Public Library
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Christ The Consoler
Oxford
Winchester
Marlborough
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Pottery
Jewellery
Metalwork
Woodwork
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Paris
Berlin
Rome
London
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California
New York
South Australia
Texas
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Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
Worcester College, Oxford
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Aug 22, 1905
Dec 18, 1881
Apr 17, 1915
Apr 20, 1881
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