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Pop Quiz: All About Famous Buildings Around the World

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1.

It’s the ancient Greek temple to the Goddess Athena:

Parthenon
Colosseum
Pantheon

2.

This name of this famous palace in Granada, Spain means, “the red one”:

Torre Mahou
Alhambra
Torre Agbar

3.

This monument was built as a mausoleum and is made entirely of white marble:

Taj Mahal
Angor Wat
The Somnath Temple

4.

In 1967, Abbie Hoffman led Yippies in an attempt to levitate, through meditation, this structure in Washington, D.C.:

The White House
The Pentagon
Dulles Airport

5.

This famous building in Los Angeles is named after a rich oilman and has 3,200 doors:

The Kodak Theatre
Pickens Tower
Getty Center

6.

If you want to see the Hall of Mirrors, you’ll need to go to this building in France:

Notre Dame
Chartres
Palace of Versailles

7.

Built in 1931, this skyscraper was New York City’s tallest building until the World Trade Center was erected:

Sears Tower
Empire State Building
Chrysler Building

8.

You’ll find the CN Tower in this city:

Beijing
Amsterdam
Toronto

9.

Architect William Van Alen designed this building in an Art Deco style, and with details such as eagle heads shaped like hood ornaments:

Chrysler Building
Flatiron Building
The Woolworth Building

10.

This Tokyo skyscraper, built in 1990, is shaped like a key:

Century Tower
NEC Supertower
Tokyo Tower