Question 1: Which flowers are featured in today’s image?
A Irises
B Tulips
C Lilies
Irises are hardy perennials that grow either from rhizomes (rootstalks) in most climates or from bulbs (underground stems) in drier regions. Most iris species thrive in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, spanning Europe, Asia, and North America. While these plants adapt to a range of environments, they are mostly found in dry, semi-desert landscapes, and rugged, cold mountainous terrains.
Correct Answer: Irises
Question 2: Who created the famous painting ‘Irises’?
A Monet
B Picasso
C Van Gogh
‘Irises’ was painted by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh in 1889. Part of a larger series of works from this period, the painting captures a vibrant landscape with a dynamic, cropped composition. Van Gogh brought the irises to life with bold, expressive brushstrokes and his signature impasto technique, adding rich texture and movement to the canvas. The deep blue and violet flowers stand in contrast with green leaves, warm red-orange earth, and hints of yellow in the background.
Correct Answer: Van Gogh
Question 3: Which state claims the iris as one of its official flowers?
A Tennessee
B Georgia
C Alabama
In 1973, Tennessee officially recognized the iris as the state’s cultivated flower. Irises bloom in a variety of colors and the legislation did not specify a particular shade. However, by popular consensus, the purple iris is widely regarded as one of the state flowers.
Correct Answer: Tennessee