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Alfred Waterhouse Quiz
Mastermind of Victorian Architecture: The Alfred Waterhouse Quiz!
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Embark on a thrilling architectural adventure as you journey through the magnificent creations of Alfred Waterhouse! Test your knowledge of this visionary British architect in a whirlwind quiz that will leave you craving more history.
Are you a Alfred Waterhouse fanatic? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! With 31 questions spanning all aspects of Alfred Waterhouse, this is the ultimate test of your knowledge. Do you have what it takes to come out on top? So what are you waiting for?
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1 January 1800
19 July 1830
14 February 1825
22 August 1905
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Victorian Gothic Revival
Postmodern
Bauhaus
Art Deco
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The Sydney Opera House
The Colosseum
Manchester Town Hall
The Eiffel Tower
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Only For Oxford
Only For Cambridge
No
Yes
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Great Ormond Street Hospital
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Guy's And St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Royal Infirmary Liverpool
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Thomas Hardy
Arthur Conan Doyle
Charles Dickens
Alfred Waterhouse
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Only In Renaissance Revival
Only In French Gothic
No
Yes
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Marble
Wood
Concrete
Terracotta
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He Struggled
Not Very Successful
He Was Average
The Most Successful
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Prudential Assurance Company
Aviva
AXA
Bupa
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Two
No
Yes
Only One
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It Was Designed By Frank Lloyd Wright
No
Yes
It Was Designed By Christopher Wren
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Yes
He Was A Treasurer
No
He Was A Vice-President
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No
He Only Designed Buildings In The Gothic Revival Style
All Of His Buildings Were In The Italianate Style
Yes
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Only Buildings In London
No
Only Buildings In Manchester
Yes
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He Was Known For Creating Plans That Were Often Changed During Construction
He Could Plan Logically Laid Out Buildings Often On Awkward Or Cramped Sites
He Was Known For Overcomplicating Designs
He Did Not Have A Good Reputation For Planning Buildings
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Yes
Only In His Earlier Buildings
No
Only In His Later Buildings
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Only In His Later Buildings
No
Only In His Earlier Buildings
Yes
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For 10 Years
For 15 Years
For 5 Years
Until He Retired
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Yes
Only One Chapel
Only One Church
No
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Yes
No
Only For Catholic Churches
Only For Anglican Churches
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Yes
He Worked Alone Throughout His Career
No
Only Towards The End Of His Career
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Only In His Early Years
No
Yes
Only Towards The End Of His Career
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No
Yes
Only One Of Them
Only Two Of Them
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Only His Early Designs
Yes
Only His Later Designs
No
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Northern England's
Liverpool's
Manchester's
London's
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No
Only On The Facades
Only In Some Buildings
Yes
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Some Of Them, Like The Royal Liverpool Infirmary
All Of Them
Only Prisons He Designed
None Of Them
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He Was Not Involved
Secretary
Treasurer
President
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Manchester Town Hall
Girton College
Natural History Museum
Eaton Hall
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Jan 4, 1841
Sep 14, 1852
Aug 22, 1905
Aug 31, 1839
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