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Make a quiz with picture rounds Play Picture BlitzWhich country is highlighted on this map?

Madagascar
Which country is highlighted in orange on this map?

Nepal
Name the country from its outline: which country is this?

Japan
Which US state is highlighted on this map?

Michigan
Which capital city is marked with the red dot?

Santiago
Which country has this outline?

Thailand
This is the outline of which country?

Portugal
Which country is shown in orange?

Ecuador
Which country is highlighted in orange on this map?

Romania
Which country is shown in orange?

Kazakhstan
The basilica pictured stands in which tiny independent state?

Vatican City
Which London concert hall, home of the Proms, is pictured?

Royal Albert Hall
The communications tower pictured, opened in 1976, is the landmark of which Canadian city?

Toronto
The round domed library building pictured is in which university city?

Oxford
What is the name of the white chalk cliffs pictured, on the Sussex coast?

Seven Sisters
Gyeongbokgung, the royal palace pictured, founded in 1395, is in which capital city?

Seoul
The Valley of the Moon (Valle de la Luna), pictured, lies in which South American desert?

Atacama Desert
The peak pictured is the highest mountain in New Zealand. What is its English name?

Mount Cook
The steep cobbled street pictured, Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, became famous from a 1973 TV advert for which brand of bread?

Hovis
The white dunes and rainwater lagoons of Lençóis Maranhenses, pictured, are in which country?

Brazil
Which future US President is shown crossing the Delaware River in this 1851 painting?

George Washington
Lady Butler's painting Scotland Forever! shows the Scots Greys charging at which 1815 battle?

Waterloo
Gustave Caillebotte's 1877 painting pictured shows a rainy street in which city?

Paris
Claude Monet painted a famous series of more than twenty pictures of which farm subject, shown here?

Haystacks
Georges Seurat built up this painting of a Paris riverside park from tiny dots of colour. What is this technique called?

Pointillism
Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting shows the building of which biblical tower?

The Tower of Babel
Which London building did Claude Monet paint through the fog in this picture from the early 1900s?

The Houses of Parliament
Mary Cassatt painted Little Girl in a Blue Armchair, pictured, in 1878. Which French artist invited her to exhibit with the Impressionists?

Edgar Degas
Paul Klee painted this head, Senecio, in 1922. At which famous art and design school did he teach from 1921 to 1931?

Bauhaus
Which French Romantic painter, famous for The Raft of the Medusa, painted this charging cavalry officer in 1812?

Théodore Géricault
Which insect, pictured, is named for the way it holds its front legs as if in prayer?

Praying mantis
Which African mammals, pictured, famously take turns to stand upright on sentry duty?

Meerkats
The largest species of this flightless bird breeds in the Antarctic winter. Which kind of bird is shown in silhouette?

Penguin
Which long-eared animal, pictured, is often seen 'boxing' in fields in spring?

Brown hare
Which bird, the largest and fastest-running on Earth, is shown in silhouette?

Ostrich
This close-up shows the seed head, or 'clock', of which plant?

Dandelion
Which big cat's spotted coat is shown in this close-up?

Leopard
What is the name of the cat breed pictured, known for its almost hairless, wrinkly skin?

Sphynx
Opal, pictured, was proclaimed the national gemstone of which country in 1993?

Australia
What is the chemical symbol of the yellow element whose crystals are pictured?

S
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