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A) Acts B) Revelation C) Genesis D) Psalms
A) The Pantocrator B) King David C) Master Mateo D) Saint James
A) St. Luke B) St. Mark C) St. John D) St. Matthew
A) The lamb B) The lion C) The eagle D) The ox
A) Eight B) Two C) Six D) Four
A) The Apostles B) The Tree of Jesse C) The Elders of the Apocalypse D) The Holy Trinity
A) A sword B) A cross C) A book D) A pilgrim's staff
A) Architectus B) Pax vobiscum C) In hoc signo D) Misit me Dominus
A) The nativity B) The temptations of Christ C) The last supper D) The crucifixion
A) The Elders of the Apocalypse B) The four evangelists C) The tree of Jesse D) The life of Noah
A) A kneeling angel B) A lion cub C) A bearded figure D) A pilgrim
A) Santo dos Croques B) The Wise Elder C) The Pilgrim Saint D) The Architectus
A) Magister B) Misit me Dominus C) Santo dos Croques D) Architectus
A) Seventy-two B) Forty C) Twenty-four D) Twelve
A) The ox B) The eagle C) The man D) The lion
A) Derived from a type of local stone B) Named after a famous saint C) Derived from the jet gemstone D) Derived from the name of an architect
A) Portuguese, English, Spanish and Roman B) French, Southern, Western and Primitive C) French, Primitive, Northern and English D) Northern, Eastern, Central and Pilgrim
A) An earthquake B) A fire in 1758 C) A royal decree D) Structural instability
A) Neoclassical B) Romanesque C) Gothic D) Renaissance
A) St. James B) Faith C) Charity D) Hope
A) Porta da Acibecharía and Porta Franxígena B) Porta do Perdón and Porta das Pratarías C) Porta do Obradoiro and Porta da Carraca D) Porta Real and Porta Santa
A) José de la Peña de Toro B) José de Vega y Verdugo C) Domingo de Andrade D) Master Mateo
A) Because of religious tradition B) Because of the proximity to the palace C) Because it was the royal gate D) Because it was the only open door
A) Only in a Jacobean holy year B) Every Sunday C) On the feast day of St. Pelagius D) Only during royal visits
A) Torre do Perdón B) Torre da Carraca C) Torre das Campás D) Torre Real
A) Between 90 and 100 metres B) Between 40 and 50 metres C) Between 50 and 60 metres D) Between 75 and 80 metres
A) Francis I B) Charles VIII C) Louis XIV D) Louis XI
A) Due to a detected tilt B) Due to the weight of the bells C) To expand the height D) Because of lightning damage
A) José de la Peña de Toro B) Domingo de Andrade C) Bernardo D) Lucas Ferro Caaveiro
A) 1188 B) 1740 C) 1700 D) 1103
A) Romanesque B) Renaissance C) Baroque D) Gothic
A) Mary Salome B) Athanasius C) Zebedee D) St. James
A) Mary Salome B) Zebedee C) St. John D) St. Barbara
A) Renaissance B) Romanesque C) Gothic D) Baroque
A) Manuel Gago Mariño B) Giacomo Vignola C) Fernando de Casas Novoa D) Master Mateo
A) A covered narthex B) A crypt C) A courtyard D) A bell tower
A) The relics of St. John B) The found tomb C) The remains of Hermit Pelagius D) The gifts of the disciples
A) Toulouse, France B) Rome, Italy C) Lisbon, Portugal D) Galicia, Spain
A) 997 AD B) 1075 AD C) 814 AD D) 1211 AD
A) Pope Callixtus II B) Diego Peláez C) Alfonso VI D) Al-Mansur Ibn Abi Aamir
A) 1122 B) 1075 C) 1495 D) 1211
A) Granite B) Brick C) Marble D) Limestone
A) Bernard the elder B) Bernard the younger C) Robertus Galperinus D) Esteban
A) Toulouse B) Vatican City C) Toledo D) Córdoba
A) 1500 B) 1236 C) 1122 D) 1495
A) North B) West C) South D) East
A) 1103-1117 B) 1200-1215 C) 1078-1090 D) 1150-1170
A) Nine B) Seven C) Eleven D) Twelve
A) Sandstone B) Granite C) White marble D) Limestone
A) The Virgin Mary B) The Eternal Father C) King David D) Saint James
A) Lilies B) Trumpets C) Swords D) Books
A) A harp B) A rebec C) A lute D) A flute
A) Museo da Catedral B) Hostal dos Reis Católicos C) Casa do Cabido D) Palacio de Gelmírez
A) Late 19th century B) 15th century C) 12th century D) 18th century
A) Quintana B) Azabachería C) Acibecharía D) Obradoiro
A) Demons B) Prophets C) Angels D) Apostles
A) July 25, 1100 B) June 1, 1090 C) August 15, 1117 D) July 11, 1078
A) An eagle B) A wolf C) A lion D) A fox
A) Clock Tower B) Berenguela C) San Martiño D) Galicia Tower
A) da Carraca B) Obradoiro C) Berenguela D) Torre da Trindade
A) Gothic B) Romanesque C) Renaissance D) Baroque
A) Pyramid-shaped B) Square C) Dome-shaped D) Cylindrical
A) Andrés Antelo B) Eijsbouts house C) Güemes Sampedro D) Fernando de Casas Novoa
A) 1,839 kg B) Approximately 9,600 kg C) 5,000 kg D) 12,000 kg
A) Paris, France B) Santiago de Compostela, Spain C) Rome, Italy D) Asten, Netherlands
A) 2000 B) February 1990 C) 1833 D) 1729
A) 147 cm B) 255 cm C) 215 cm D) 150 cm
A) 97 m B) 22 m C) 1188 m D) 1211 m
A) 318 m B) 72 m C) 22 m D) 97 m
A) Austerity B) Modernity C) Minimalism D) Chaos
A) 1211 B) 1200 C) 1188 D) 1111
A) One B) Three C) Two D) Four
A) Geometric patterns B) Fantastic animals C) Floral carvings D) Statues of the Apostles
A) Kings of León B) The Apostles C) Fantastic animals D) The prophets
A) Three times as wide B) Half as wide C) The same width D) Twice as wide
A) The Creation of the World B) The Last Judgment C) The Twelve Tribes of Israel D) The life of Saint James
A) Angels with children symbolizing saved souls B) Saints awaiting judgment C) Monsters waiting to drag sinners D) The archangels holding the balance
A) Saint James B) King David C) Abraham D) God the Creator
A) With his hands raised in prayer B) Holding an apple C) Carrying a shepherd's staff D) Naked
A) Lit galleries B) Stained glass windows C) A wooden observation deck D) A second row of radiating chapels
A) A gold-plated pipe organ B) A large stained glass window C) An enormous baldachin D) A marble statue of the Virgin Mary
A) Via a narrow passage behind the altar B) At the entrance of the nave C) In the Chapel of the Reliquary D) Through a window in the radiating chapel
A) 1200 B) 1050 C) 1521 D) 874
A) Saint Peter B) Saint Andrew C) Saint James D) Saint Paul
A) Pope Leo XIII B) Pope Francis C) Pope John Paul II D) Pope Benedict XVI
A) January 1884 B) January 1589 C) January 1886 D) January 1879
A) A famous thurible B) A royal tomb C) A silver statue D) A decorative bell
A) Reliquaries B) Tiraboleiros C) Monks D) Pilgrims |