Which Italian city is famous for its canals and colorful houses, similar to Venice?

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Which Italian city is famous for its canals and colorful houses, similar to Venice?

A. Burano

B. Capri

C. Amalfi

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A. Burano

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D. Sorrento

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B. Atlante

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D. Pianeta

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B. Florence

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D. Treviso

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B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

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C. Benito Mussolini

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D. Napoleon Bonaparte

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D. Florence

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C. Formaggio

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B. Sandro Botticelli

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C. Michelangelo

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D. Raphael

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B. Florence

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A. Dante Alighieri

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B. Giovanni Boccaccio

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C. Alessandro Manzoni

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D. Italo Calvino

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B. Carpaccio

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C. Risotto

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B. Johannes Kepler

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B. Giacomo Puccini

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