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Current life[edit | edit source]
Alimentation[edit | edit source]
Food • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Bread • Apple • Milk
Technology[edit | edit source]
Car • Truck • Television • CD • DVD • Smart card, or Chip card • Telephone • Mobile
Computers and Information technology[edit | edit source]
Internet • Vikidia • Software • Computer program
Maths[edit | edit source]
Arithmetic[edit | edit source]
Addition • Subtraction • Multiplication • Division • Multiplication table • Exponentiation
Geometry[edit | edit source]
Square • Triangle • Circle • Parallel • Parellelogram • Rectangle • Rhombus • Cube • Polygon • Quadrilateral • Kite • Trapezoidor Trapezium • Pentagon • Hexagon • Theorem • Pythagoream theorem • Thales' theorem • Axiom or Postulate • Converse and Contraposition • Cube • Cylinder • Sphere
Mathematicians[edit | edit source]
Natural science[edit | edit source]
Biology[edit | edit source]
Animals & zoology[edit | edit source]
Sponge • Spongia officinalis • Cnidaria • Jellyfish • Moon jellyfish • Mauve stinger • Sea anemone • Beadlet anemone • Coral • Staghorn coral • Brain coral • Precious coral • Portuguese man o' war • Green hydra • Sea pen • Comb jelly • Worm • Flatworm • Fluke (worm) • Tapeworm • Nematode or Roundworm • Giant roundworm • Arthropod • Arachnid • Spider • Tarentula • Wasp spider • Black widow • Scorpion • Mite • Tick • Harvestman • Horseshoe crab • Crustacea • Crab • Brown crab • Shore crab • Shrimp • Hermit crab • King crab • Prawn • Lobster • Spiny lobster • Krill • Woodlouse • Brine shrimp • Water flea • Millipede• Snake millipede • Pill millipede • Centipede • Insect • Cockroach • Termite • Praying mantis • Dragonfly • Grasshopper • Cricket • Butterfly • Moth • Luna moth • Monarch butterfly • Beetle • Firefly • Glowworm • Ladybird • Scarab or Scarab beetle • Stag beetle • Fly • Mosquito • Bee • Bumblebee • Wasp • Hornet • Ant • Louse • Flea • Bug • Cicada • Aphid • Annelid • Earthworm • Leech • Ragworm • Lugworm or Sandworm• Mollusc • Snail • Slug • Common periwinkle or winkle • Common welk • Octopus • Common octopus • Giant octopus • Nautilus • Squid • Giant squid • Cuttlefish • Oyster • Pearl oyster • Mussel • Scallop • Clam • Urchine • Starfish • Vertebrate • Hagfish • Lamprey • Cartilaginous fish • Chimaera • Ray (fish) and Skate • Manta ray • Electric ray • Sawfish • Shark • Great white shark • Hammerhead shark • Whale shark • Ray-finned fish • Sturgeon • Salmon and Trout • Atlantic salmon • Brown trout • Sockeye salmon • Chum salmon • Rainbow trout, or Steelhead • Brook trout • Lake trout • Cod • Atlantic cod • Tuna • Red tuna • Mackerel • Pilchard • Carp • Goldfish • Coelacanth • Lungfish • Amphibian • Frog • Edible Frog • Common frog • American bullfrog • Northern leopard frog • Toad • Common toad • Cane toad • Tree frog • Red-eyed tree frog • Poison dart frog • Tadpole • Salamander • Fire salamander • Smooth or Northern crested newt • Tortoise • Hermann's tortoise • Galápagos tortoise • Terrapin • European pond turtle • Pond slider • Turtle • Sea turtle • Loggerhead sea turtle • Green sea turtle • Hawksbill sea turtle • Leatherback turtle • Scaled reptile • Snake • Boa • Cobra • Viper, Asp or Adder • Lizard • Common wall lizard • Iguana • Chameleon • Gecko • Monitor lizard • Crocodile • Alligator • Caiman • Bird • Ostrich • Chicken • Duck • Goose • Pigeon or Dove • Penguin • Albatros • Crane • Heron • Pelican • Auk • Gull • Terne • Falcon • Crow or Raven • Magpie • Tit • Skylark • Swallow • Starling • Blackbird • Thrush • Mockingbird • Sparrow • Finch • Canary • Parrot • Parakeet • Macaw • Caockatoo • Eagle • Hawk • Golden agle • Bald eagle • Vulture • Condor • Owl • Barn Owl • Nighjar • Hornbill • Woodpecker • Toucan • Kingfisher • Hummingbird • Mammal • Platypus • Marsupial • Kangaroo • Koala • Armadillo • Sloth • Anteater • Aardvark • Elephant • Manatee ou Dugong • Rodent • Rat • Mouse • Squirrel • Marmot • Woodchuck • Beaver • Guinea Pig • Rabbit • Primate • Lemur • Monkey • Ape • Orangutan • Gorill • Chimpanzee • Human • Horse • Donkey • Zebra • Rhino • Bat • Wolf • Dog • Fox • Bear • Brown bear or Grizzly • Black bear • White bear • Giant panda • Racoon • Seal • Sea lion • Walrus • Weasel • Badger • Otter • Panther • Lion • Tiger • Leopard • Jaguar • Cat • Lynx • Cheetah • Camel • Dromedary • Llama • Boar • Pig • Warthog • Girafe • Okapi • Deer • Red deer o White-tailed deer • Moose • Reindeer • Cattle • Goat • Sheep • Aurochs • Bison • Gazelle • Antelope • Hippo • Whale • Baleen whale • Sperm whale • Dolphin
Fin • Flipper • Wing • Gill • Larva • Metamorphosis • Egg • Scale • Feather • Hair
Plants & botanic[edit | edit source]
Articles related to plants, and to organisms that were formerly studied within the plants
Alga • Seaweed • Green alga • Sea lettuce • Dead man's finger • Moss • Fern • Horsetail • Cycas • Gingko • Conifer • Pine • Spruce • Larch • Fir • Cedar • Araucaria • Redwood • Giant redwood or Giant sequoia • Bald cypress • Thuja • Cypress • Juniper • Yew • Flowering plant • Fanwort • Water-lily • Magnolia • Tulip tree • Nutmeg • Cinnamom • Bay laurel • Avocado • Birthwort • Black pepper • Duckweed • Taro • Arum lily or Wild arum • Titan arum • Neptune grass • Seagrass • Orchid • Bee orchid • Vanilla orchid and Vanilla • Blue flag (Iris) • Yellow flag (Iris) • Saffron • Aloe • Asphodel • Leek • Wild leek • Garlic • Onion • Chives • Hyacinth • Century plant or Maguey • Joshua tree • Adam's needle or Common yucca • Asparagus • butcher's broom • Autumn crocus, Meadow saffron or Naked lady • Lily • Tulip • Daffodil Rough bindweed or Sarasaparille • Palm tree • Coconut palm tree • Oil palm tree • Pineapple • Sedge • Papyrus sedge • Rush • Bamboo • Brome or Brome grass • Barley • Wheat • Beachgrass • Oat • Hare's tail grass or Bunnytail • Cock's foot or Cocksfoot grass • Fescue • Meadow-grass • Bluegrass • Meadow foxtail • Feather grass, Needle grass or Spear grass • Rice • Sorgho • Giant cane • Banana • Plantain • Ginger • Hornwort • Buttercup • Barberry • Lotus • Plane tree • Macadamia • Protea • Common box, or Boxwood • Stonecrop • Houseleek • Grape vine • Coca • Spurge • Flax • Passion flower and Passion fruit • Rafflesia • Mangrove • Willow • Poplar • Violet and Pansy • Acacia • Peanut • Chickpea • Broom • Soybean • Sweetpea • Lupine • Burclover • Bean • Pea • Clover • Hop • Hemp • Breadfruit • Mullberry • Fig tree and/or Fig • Burnet • Strawberry • Rose • Bramble and Brambleberry • Raspberry • Hawthorn or Thornapple • Apple • Crabapple • Plum and Plum tree • Cherry and Cherry tree • Peach and Peach tree • Almond and Almond tree • Firethorn • Blackthorn • Elm • Nettle • Birch • Hazel • Alder • Hornbeam • Beech • Oak • Chesnut • Walnut • Begonia • Squash • Zucchini • Pumkin • Gourd • Cucumber • Melon • Watermelon • Cranesbill • Storkbill • Heron's bill • Myrtle • Eucalyptus • Cashew tree • Sumac • Mango • Pistachio • Poison sumac, Poison oak and Poison ivy • Rue • Key lime • Citron • Pomelo • Mandarin orange • Bitter orange • Persian lime • Lemon • Grapefruit • Rangpur • Sweet orange • Tangerine • Kumquat • Maple • Horse chesnut • Lychee • Thale cress • Rapeseed • Rutabaga • Cabbage • Brocoli • Cauliflower • Brussel sprout • Roquette • Radish • Mustard • Wasabi • Rock rose • Hollyhock • Mallow • Marshmallow • Cotton • Hibiscus or Rose mallow • Lime tree • Mistletoe • Amaranth • Cactus • Saguaro • Prickly pear • Carnation and Pink • Venus flytrap • Sundew • Pitcher plant • Carnivorous plant • Kiwifruit • Ebony • Heath • Blueberry • Cranberry • Primrose • Tea • Camelia • Borage • Nightshade • Tomato • Potato • Eggplant • Bell pepper • Chili pepper • Tobacco • Petunia • Morning glory • Sweet potato • Coffee • Gardenia • Oleander • Periwinckle • Gentian • Mint • Deadnettle • Basil • Lavender • Lemon balm • Oregano • Rosemary • Sage • Thyme • Lilac • Olive • Jasmine • Ash • Vervain • Dill • Celery • Hemlock • Coriander • Cumin • Carrot • Fennel • Parsnip • Ginseng • Ivy • Elderberry • Honeysuckle • Teasel • Lettuce • Chicory • Artichoke • Sunflower • Centaury • Bluet • Thistle • Daisy • Salsify • Sorrel • Buckweat • Rhubarb • Spinach • Beet
Red alga • Porphyra • Nori • wakame
Brown alga • Kelp • Gulfweed • Bladder wrack • Toothed wrack • Channelled wrack
Fungus • Mushroom or Toadstool • Common mushroom • Penny bun, Porcino or Cep • Death cap • Yeast • Baker's yeast • Mold • Bread mold • Dog vomit slime mold • Lichen
Leaf • Root • Stem • Flower • Petal • Sepal • Stamen • Pistil • Cone
Microbiology, Cell biology and Genetics[edit | edit source]
Microscope • Microorganism • Cell • Protist • Prokaryote • Eucaryote • Bacteria • Archaea • Escherichia coli • Staphylococcus epidermis • Nucleus • Organelle • Cell wall • Cell membrane • DNA • RNA • Gene • Protein
Physiology and medecine[edit | edit source]
Mouth • Tongue • Esophagus, or Gullet • Stomach • Liver • Spleen • Small intestine • Large intestine • Pancreas • Kidney • Urinar bladder • Lung • Trachea, or Windpipe • Bronchus • Bronchiole • Pulmonary alveolus • Skeleton • Bone • Vertebrate column, or Spine • Spinal cord • Bone marrow • Brain • Blood cell • Red blood cell • White blood cell • Heart • Respiration • Digestion • Digestive fluid • Enzyme • Saliva • Gastric acid • Bile • Blood • Lymph • Circulatory system • Respiratory system • Digestive system • Digestive tract • Infection • Bacteria • Virus • Disease • Cold • Diarrhea • Influenza, or "Flu" • Vaccine • Drug • Aspirin • Antibody • Phagocytosis • Fever • Rash • Cancer • Genetic disease
Earth science[edit | edit source]
Fossils and Evolution[edit | edit source]
Trilobite • Anomalocaris • Ammonite • Pterygotus • Eurypterid or Sea scorpion • Cephalaspis • Dunkleosteus • Orthoceras • Dinosaur • Tyrannosaur • Tyrannosaurus rex, or T. rex • Velociraptor • Triceratops • Brachiosaur • Diplodocus • Pterosaur • Pteranodon • Ichthyosaur • Plesiosaur • Elasmosaur • Pliosaur • Liopleurodon • Kronosaur • Basilosaur • Megalodon • Arthopleura • Mammoth • Sabertooth tiger • Andrewsarchus • Ichthyostega • Eustenopteron • Belemnite • Voltzia • Calamites • Rudist • Mass extinction or Extinction event • Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event • Permian-Triassic extinction event
Rocks, minerals and landscapes[edit | edit source]
Granite • Basalt • Gabbro • Limestone • Sandstone • Clay • Badlands • Karst • Sinkhole • rock • mineral • diamond • Sapphire • Ruby • Emerald • Quartz • Feldspath • Igneous rock • Sedimentary rock • Metamorphic rock • Gemstone • Arches National Park • Cave • Stalactite • Stalagmite • Cliff • Canyon • Erosion • Cenote • Hoodoo • Mudslide • Pit cave • Loch • Fjord • Glacier • Moraine
Geodynamics[edit | edit source]
Volcano • Magma • Lava • Lava tube • Eruption • Earthquake • Etna • Vesuvio • Erta Ale • Popocatepetl • Krakatau • Pinatubo • Mona Loa • Tsunami • Fault • Geyser • Earth mantle • Crust • Core • Mohorovičić discontinuity, or Moho • Gutenberg discontinuity • Lava lake •
Planetology, weather and climate[edit | edit source]
Sky • Atmosphere • Air • Dioxygen • Carbon dioxyde • Greenhouse effect • Climate • Weather • Rain • Hail • Rainbow • Cloud • Storm • Tornado • Thunderstorm • Lightning • Transient luminous event • Cyclone • Typhoon • Wind • Trade wind • Coriolis effect • El niño • Sirocco • Simoom • Wind wave • Swell • Rogue wave • Monsoon • Ozone layer • Waterspout • Gulf Stream • Water cycle • Carbon cycle • Heat wave
Astronomy[edit | edit source]
Star • Sun • Planet • Dwarf planet • Asteroid • Comet • Meteorite • Bolide • Mercury (planet) • Venus (planet) • Earth • Mars (planet) • Jupiter (planet) • Saturn (planet) • Uranus • Neptune (planet) • Moon • Ceres (dwarf planet) • Pluto (dwarf planet) • Eris (dwarf planet) • Charon (astronomy) • Haley's Comet • Apophis (asteroid) • Universe • Galaxy • Black hole • Sirius (star) • Antarès • Proxima centauri • Exoplanet • Osiris (exoplanet) • Sun System • Asteroid belt • Kuiper belt • Magellanic Clouds • Polaris • Ursa minor • Ursa major • Altaïr • Deneb • Vega
Physics[edit | edit source]
Energy • Force • Mass • Weight • Buoyancy
Chemistry[edit | edit source]
Matter • Atom • Molecule • Proton • Electron • Water • Hydrogen • Oxygen • Carbon • Nitrogen • Carbon dioxyd • Methane • Salt • Polymer
Scientists and Doctors[edit | edit source]
Aristote • Buffon • Edward Drinker Cope • Francis Crick • Georges Cuvier • Charles Darwin • Albert Einstein • Edward Jenner • Jean-Baptiste Lamarck • Othniel Charles Marsh • Gregor Mendel • Dmitri Mendeleev • Thomas Morgan • Richard Owen • Ambroise Paré • Louis Pasteur • Pline the Elder • Thucydide • Alfred Wallace • James Watson • James Watt • Alessandro Volta • André-Marie Ampère • James Prescott Joule • Alexander Graham Bell • Isaac Newton • Benjamin Franklin • William Beaumont • Antonio Berlese • Tycho Brahe • Louis de Broglie • Jean-Henri Fabre • Luigi Galvani • William Harvey • Charles Lyell • Marcello Malpighi • James Clerk Maxwell • René-Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur • Lazzaro Spallanzani • Haroun Tazieff • Alfred Wegener • Pierre and Marie Curie, or Pierre Curie and Marie Curie • Frédéric and Irène Joliot-Curie, or Irène Joliot-Curie and Frédéric Joliot-Curie • Denis Papin • Nikola Tesla • Henri Becquerel • Robert Koch • Albert Calmette • Camille Guérin • Gallileo • Nicolaus Copernicus • Edwin Hubble • Giovanni Domenico Cassini • Christiaan Huygens • Edmond Halley • Stephen Jay Gould • Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire • Carl Linnaeus • Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
Social science[edit | edit source]
Geography[edit | edit source]
Physical geography[edit | edit source]
Forest • Mountain • Hill • River • Delta river • Lake • Pond • Marsh • Swamp • Mire •
List of countries[edit | edit source]
Afghanistan • Albania • Algeria • American Samoa • Andorra • Angola • Anguilla • Antarctica • Antigua and Barbuda • Argentina • Armenia • Aruba • Australia • Austria • Azerbaijan • Bahamas • Bahrain • Bangladesh • Barbados • Belarus • Belgium • Belize • Benin • Bermuda • Bhutan • Bolivia • Bosnia and Herzegovina • Botswana • Brazil • Brunei Darussalam • Bulgaria • Burkina Faso • Burundi • Cambodia • Cameroon • Canada • Cape Verde • Cayman Islands • Central African Republic • Chad • Chile • China • Christmas Island • Cocos Islands • Colombia • Comoros • Democratic Republic of the Congo • Republic of Congo • Cook Islands • Costa Rica • Ivory Coast • Croatia • Cuba • Cyprus • Czech Republic • Denmark • Djibouti • Dominica • Dominican Republic • East Timor • Ecuador • Egypt • El Salvador • Equatorial Guinea • Eritrea • Estonia • Ethiopia • Falkland Islands • Faroe Islands • Fiji • Finland • France • French Guiana • French Polynesia • French Southern Territories • Gabon • Gambia • Georgia • Germany • Ghana • Gibraltar • Great Britain • Greece • Greenland • Grenada • Guadeloupe • Guam • Guatemala • Guinea • Guinea-Bissau • Guyana • Haiti • Honduras • Hong Kong • Hungary • Iceland • India • Indonesia • Iran • Iraq • Ireland • Israel • Italy • Jamaica • Japan • Jordan • Kazakhstan • Kenya • Kiribati • Democratic People's Republic of Korea / North Korea • Republic of Korea / South Korea • Kosovo • Kuwait • Kyrgyzstan • Lao • Latvia • Lebanon • Lesotho • Liberia • Libya • Liechtenstein • Lithuania • Luxembourg • Macau • Macedonia • Madagascar • Malawi • Malaysia • Maldives • Mali • Malta • Marshall Islands • Martinique • Mauritania • Mauritius • Mayotte • Mexico • Micronesia • Moldova • Monaco • Mongolia • Montenegro • Montserrat • Morocco • Mozambique • Myanmar • Namibia • Nauru • Nepal • Netherlands • Netherlands Antilles • New Caledonia • New Zealand • Nicaragua • Niger • Nigeria • Niue • Northern Mariana Islands • Norway • Oman • Pakistan • Palau • Palestinian territories • Panama • Papua New Guinea • Paraguay • Peru • Philippines • Pitcairn Island • Poland • Portugal • Puerto Rico • Qatar • Reunion Island • Romania • Russian Federation • Rwanda • Saint Kitts and Nevis • Saint Lucia • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines • Samoa • San Marino • Sao Tome and Principe • Saudi Arabia • Senegal • Serbia • Seychelles • Sierra Leone • Singapore • Slovakia • Slovenia • Solomon Islands • Somalia • South Africa • South Sudan • Spain • Sri Lanka • Sudan • Suriname • Swaziland • Sweden • Switzerland • Syria • Taiwan • Tajikistan • Tanzania • Thailand • Tibet • Togo • Tokelau • Tonga • Trinidad and Tobago • Tunisia • Turkey • Turkmenistan • Turks and Caicos Islands • Tuvalu • Uganda • Ukraine • United Arab Emirates • United Kingdom • United States • Uruguay • Uzbekistan • Vanuatu • Vatican • Venezuela • Vietnam • Wallis and Futuna Islands • Western Sahara • Yemen • Zambia • Zimbabwe
Europe[edit | edit source]
Thames • Rhine • Danube • Balkans • Scandinavia
Africa[edit | edit source]
Nile • Savannah • Karoo • Veldt • Congo River
Asia[edit | edit source]
North America[edit | edit source]
South America[edit | edit source]
Oceania[edit | edit source]
History[edit | edit source]
Prehistory[edit | edit source]
Prehistoric man • Cave painting • Neandertal • Red Lady of Paviland
Ancient History[edit | edit source]
Archaeology • Ancient Rome • Roman Empire • Roman Republic • Julius Caesar • Augustus • Ancient Egypt • Ancient Egypt religion • Pharaoh • Ramesses II, or Ramesses the Great • Tutankhamun • Cleopatra • Pyramid • Alexander the Great • Genghis Khan • Attila • Hannibal • Hamilcar Barca • Carthage • Dido (Queen of Carthage) • Troy • Trojan War • Trojan Horse • Aeneas and Anchise • Ancient Greece • Ancient Greece religion Ancient greece mythology • Achilles • Heracles • Oracle • Romulus and Remus • Gaul and Gauls • Vercingetorix • Albion and Britannia • Hadrian's Wall • Aztec • Maya • Native American • Anasazi • Three Sisters • Christianism
Middle Ages[edit | edit source]
Feudalism • Lord • Vassal • Fief • Knight and Knighthood • Squire • Armour • Castle • Moat • Keep • Serf and Serfom • Corvée • Taille • Seneschal • Earl and Count • Duke • Baron • Angles • Saxons • Normans • Franks • Goths, Visigoths and Ostrogoths • Church • Romanesque art • Gothic art • Cathedral • Constantinople • Hundred Year's War • Battle of Hastings • William the Conqueror • Richard I of England or Richard the Lionheart • Crusades • Lombards • Muslim conquests • Al-Andalus • Moors • the Catholic Monarchs : Isabella I of Castilla and Ferdinand II of Aragon • Eleanor of Aquitaine • Henry VIII of England • Vasco da Gama • Ferdinand Magellan • Bartolomeu Dias • Francis Drake • Christopher Colombus • Amerigo Vespucci • Holy Roman Empire • Vikings
Early modern period[edit | edit source]
Renaissance • Thirty Year's War • English Civil War • Oliver Cromwell • French Revolution • American Revolutionnary War • Georges Washington • Benjamin Franklin • Thomas Jefferson • Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette • American Civil War • Abraham Lincoln • Ulysse S. Grant • Battleof Gettysburg • Battle of Appomatox Court House
Modern days[edit | edit source]
World War I • World War II • Adolf Hitler • Benito Mussolini • Winston Churchill • Charles de Gaulle • Vladimir Lenin • Joseph Stalin • Francisco Franco • Blitzkrieg • Second Armistice at Compiègne • Resistance • Concentration camp and Extermination camp • The Holocaust • Pacific War • Bombing of Darwin • Attack on Pearl Harbor • • Battle of Midway • Atomics bombing on Hiroshima and Nagasaki • NATO • United Nations • Berlin Wall • Cold War • Fidel Castro • Che Guevara • Mikhail Gorbachev • Ronald Reagan • Vietnam War • J. F. Kennedy • Richard Dixon • Yuri Gagarin • Apollo 11 • Neil Armstrong • Yugoslav Wars • Chinese Civil War • Chinese invasion of Tibet • Korea War • Arab-Israeli conflict • Yasser Arafat • Gulf War • Saddam Hussein • September 11 attacks • Iraq War • George W. Bush • Al-Quaeda • Osama bin Laden
Economics[edit | edit source]
Agriculture • Mining • Fishing • Money • Pound sterling • Dollar • Euro • Work • Trade
Society[edit | edit source]
Law • Voting • Literacy • Illiteracy or Analphabetism • Human rights • Universal Declaration of Human Rights • Children's rights • School •
Religion and beliefs[edit | edit source]
Christianity • Bible • Protestantism • Catholiscism • Judaism • Torah • Islam • Qu'ran • Atheism • Agnosticism • Buddhism • Taoism • Shinto • Secularism
Philosophy[edit | edit source]
Good • Evil • Love • Anger • Liberty • Happiness
Sport[edit | edit source]
Football • American football • Baseball • Basketball • Tennis • Volleyball • Handball • Cricket • Golf • Sprint • Marathon • Race • Cycling • Swimming • Fencing • Martial art • Boxing • Judo • Karate • Kung Fu • Taekwondo • Skiing • Hockey • Ice hockey • Figure skating • Polo • Water polo • Running • Jogging • Strength training • Athletics • Long jump • High jump • Pole vault • Javelin throw • Discus throw • Hammer throw • Olympic Games
Languages[edit | edit source]
Chinese • English • French • German • Greek • Italian • Portugese • Russian • Spanish
Literature[edit | edit source]
Poetry • Theatre • Novel • Fable • Tale • Fairy tale • Caligram • Manuscript
British literature and authors[edit | edit source]
William Shakespeare • Oscar Wilde • Lord Byron • Mary Shelley • Lewis Carroll • Alice's Adventures in Wonderland • Through the Looking-Glass • Charles Dickens • Oliver Twist • A Christmas Carol • Virginia Woolf • Anne Brontë, Emily Brontë and Charlotte Brontë • J. K. Rowling • Harry Potter • J. R. R. Tolkien • The Hobbit • The Lord of the Rings • Bram Stoker • Roald Dahl • James and the Giant Peach • Fantastic Mr Fox • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory • The Witches • J. M. Barrie • Peter Pan • Robert Louis Stevenson • Treasure Island • Strange Case of Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde • Beowulf
American literature and authors[edit | edit source]
Louisa May Alcott • Litte Women • Harriet Beecher Stowe • Uncle Tom's Cabin • Mark Twain • Tom Sawyer • Huckleberry Finn • John Steinbeck • The Grapes of Wrath • Of Mice and Men • Orson Welles • The War of the Worlds • Jack London • White Fang • The Call of the Wild • Ernest Hemingway • The Old Man and the Sea • Nathaniel Hawthorne • The Scarlet Letter • The Fall of the House of Usher • The Tell-Tale Heart • Rip Van Winkle • The Legend of Sleepy Hollow •
Other English literature and authors[edit | edit source]
Foreign languages literature and authors[edit | edit source]
Dante Alighieri • Miguel de Cervantes • Molière
Music[edit | edit source]
Peter and the Wolf • Opera • Concerto
Music instruments[edit | edit source]
String instrument or Chordophone • Piano • Guitar • Violin • Harp • Lyre • Wind instrument • Organ • Woodwind instrument • Flute • Clarinet • Saxophon • Bagpipe • Brass instrument • Trumpet • Trombone • Tuba • Percussion instrument • Drum • Xylophone
Musicians, composer and singers[edit | edit source]
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart • Antonio Vivaldi • Frédéric Chopin • Claude Debussy • Ludwig van Beethoven • Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky • Sergei Prokofiev • Farinelli • Johann Sebastian Bach • Richard Wagner • Michael Jackson
Visual arts[edit | edit source]
Paintings[edit | edit source]
Famous painters and visual artists[edit | edit source]
Leonardo da Vinci • Sandro Botticelli • Filippo Lippi • Raphael • Michelangelo • Francisco Goya • El Greco • Titian • William Blake • Claude Monet • Édouard Manet • Paul Gauguin • Vincent van Gogh • Henri Rousseau • Edgar Degas • Auguste Renoir • Pablo Picasso • Joan Miró • Andy Warhol • Roy Lichtenstein
Sculpture[edit | edit source]
David • Venus de Milo • Michelangelo • Donatello • Auguste Rodin • Camille Claudel • Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi • Statue of Liberty
Architecture[edit | edit source]
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World • Gustave Eiffel • Eiffel Tower • Statue of Liberty • Sydney Opera House • Colosseum • Ionic order • Doric order • Corynthian order • Golden Gate Bridge • Palm Jumeirah
Cinema[edit | edit source]
Auguste and Louis Lumière • L'Arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat • F. W. Murnau • Sunrise : A Song of Two Humans • Nosferatu • Marilyn Monroe • Greta Garbo • Humphrey Bogart • Robert Redford • Clint Eastwood • Stanley Kubrick • Georges Lucas • Steven Spielberg • Richard Gere • Brad Pit • George Clooney • Julia Roberts • Matt Damon • Jean Dujardin • The Artist • Jean Reno • Marion Cotillard • Star Wars • Indiana Jones • Peter Jackson • Woody Allen • Hugh Grant • Hugh Jackman • Quentin Tarentino • Tim Burton • Johnny Depp • Michael Keaton • Jack Nicholson • Walt Disney • Federico Fellini • Alfred Hitchcock
