Which Italian city is known for its historic amphitheater, the Colosseum?

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Which Italian city is known for its historic amphitheater, the Colosseum?

A. Rome

C. Milan

D. Naples

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A. Rome

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A. Fuoco

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C. Terra

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A. Siena

C. Turin

D. Parma

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A. Torre

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A. Abiti

B. Scarpe

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A. Rome

C. Venice

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D. Porto

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C. Marche

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A. Capri

B. Sicily

D. Elba

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A. Libro

C. Penna

D. Carta

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A. Burro

B. Latte

D. Uova

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D. Titian

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B. Hello

D. Please

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D. Prada

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C. Borgo

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B. Veneto

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Answer 1

B. Florence

Answer 2

A. Alessandro Volta

Answer 3

B. Galileo Galilei

Answer 4

C. Enrico Fermi

Answer 5

D. Guglielmo Marconi

Answer 6

A. Marco Polo

Answer 7

B. Christopher Columbus

Answer 8

C. Amerigo Vespucci

Answer 9

D. Galileo Galilei

Answer 10

A. Pompeii

Answer 11

B. Herculaneum

Answer 12

C. Ostia Antica

Answer 13

D. Paestum

Answer 14

D. Florence

Answer 15

B. Florence

Answer 16

A. Dante Alighieri

Answer 17

B. Giovanni Boccaccio

Answer 18

C. Alessandro Manzoni

Answer 19

D. Italo Calvino

Answer 20

B. Bologna

Answer 21

A. Leonardo da Vinci

Answer 22

B. Michelangelo

Answer 23

C. Raphael

Answer 24

D. Caravaggio

Answer 25

B. Castello

Answer 26

C. Fortezza

Answer 27

D. Palazzo

Answer 28

B. Florence

Answer 29

D. Treviso

Answer 30

C. Cappelli

Answer 31

B. Florence

Answer 32

A. Tuscany

Answer 33

B. Lombardy

Answer 34

D. Campania

Answer 35

A. Lombardy

Answer 36

B. Emilia-Romagna

Answer 37

C. Tuscany

Answer 38

D. Piedmont

Answer 39

A. Aeroporto

Answer 40

B. Stazione

Answer 41

C. Fermata

Answer 42

A. Emilia-Romagna

Answer 43

B. Calabria

Answer 44

D. Liguria

Answer 45

C. Sardinia

Answer 46

A. Christopher Columbus

Answer 47

B. Marco Polo

Answer 48

C. Amerigo Vespucci

Answer 49

D. John Cabot

Answer 50

A. Tiramisu

Answer 51

B. Cannoli

Answer 52

D. Panna Cotta

Answer 53

A. Benito Mussolini

Answer 54

B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

Answer 55

C. Victor Emmanuel III

Answer 56

D. Silvio Berlusconi

Answer 57

B. Quaderno

Answer 58

C. Formaggio

Answer 59

A. Leonardo da Vinci

Answer 60

B. Sandro Botticelli

Answer 61

C. Raphael

Answer 62

A. Goodbye

Answer 63

C. Thank you

Answer 64

A. Giorgio Armani

Answer 65

B. Roberto Cavalli

Answer 66

C. Donatella Versace

Answer 67

A. Bruschetta

Answer 68

B. Carpaccio

Answer 69

C. Risotto

Answer 70

D. Tiramisu

Answer 71

A. Federico Fellini

Answer 72

B. Roberto Rossellini

Answer 73

C. Michelangelo Antonioni

Answer 74

D. Luchino Visconti

Answer 75

B. Citt�

Answer 76

D. Villaggio

Answer 77

A. Tuscany

Answer 78

C. Piedmont

Answer 79

D. Lombardy

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