Who Made It?

Who Made It?

Are you a lover of fine arts, well-known theater plays, and famous paintings throughout history? If so, we have the quiz for you! Who Made It? is all about works of art that have stood the test of time. Who painted the Mona Lisa? Who was the mastermind behind Sherlock Holmes? Discover these questions and more.

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Interesting Fact
Prior to the release of the first Sonic game, Sega was desperately searching for a mascot that could rival the appeal of Nintendo’s jumping plumber. Plenty of ideas were presented to Sega’s top dogs, one of them being a very early (and very different) version of Sonic. This proposed mascot was actually a rabbit that could grasp at things with his paws and fight using his own ears! How cute.
Interesting Fact
The world’s most expensive instrument is the Lady Blunt Stradivarius violin. It was sold for a record price of $15.9 million! The beautiful and costly violin was auctioned by the Nippon Music Foundation to help raise money for the earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan.
Interesting Fact
Alfred Mosher Butts, a New York architect, invented the popular board game Scrabble in 1931. He wanted to create a game which involved some luck and a lot of skill (and a large vocabulary)! Butts decided on the point-values of the letters by studying the front page of the New York Times.