Who was the famous Italian artist known for his sculptor of David and paintings like the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

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Who was the famous Italian artist known for his sculptor of David and paintings like the Sistine Chapel ceiling?

A. Leonardo da Vinci

B. Sandro Botticelli

C. Michelangelo

D. Raphael

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Which Italian city is known for its annual Carnevale celebrations, including elaborate masks and costumes?

A. Venice

B. Rome

C. Milan

D. Florence

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What is the traditional Italian bread known for its crispy crust and soft interior?

A. Focaccia

B. Ciabatta

C. Baguette

D. Panettone

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A. Tuscany

B. Lombardy

C. Sicily

D. Campania

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A. Galileo Galilei

B. Johannes Kepler

C. Isaac Newton

D. Albert Einstein

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A. Petrarch

B. Dante Alighieri

C. Leonardo da Vinci

D. Machiavelli

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What is the Italian word for book?

A. Libro

B. Quaderno

C. Penna

D. Carta

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Which Italian region is known for producing the famous sparkling wine, Prosecco?

A. Tuscany

B. Veneto

C. Piedmont

D. Lombardy

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

A. Burano

B. Capri

C. Amalfi

D. Sorrento

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Who painted the famous artwork The Birth of Venus?

A. Leonardo da Vinci

B. Sandro Botticelli

C. Raphael

D. Titian

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Who was the famous Italian poet and author of The Divine Comedy?

A. Dante Alighieri

B. Petrarch

C. Boccaccio

D. Machiavelli

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Which city in Italy is famous for its leaning tower?

A. Florence

B. Pisa

C. Genoa

D. Naples

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Which Italian city is known for its annual horse race, the Palio?

A. Siena

B. Florence

C. Turin

D. Milan

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Who was the famous Italian composer known for his Four Horn Concerto and The Thieving Magpie overture?

A. Ludwig van Beethoven

B. Gioachino Rossini

C. Antonio Vivaldi

D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Which Italian city is known for its historic canals and is often referred to as the Little Venice?

A. Milan

B. Florence

C. Verona

D. Treviso

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What is the Italian word for tree?

A. Albero

B. Foglia

C. Fiore

D. Erba

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Who was the Prime Minister of Italy during World War II?

A. Benito Mussolini

B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

C. Victor Emmanuel III

D. Silvio Berlusconi

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Which Italian composer is known for his operas Rigoletto and La Traviata?

A. Giacomo Puccini

B. Giuseppe Verdi

C. Gioachino Rossini

D. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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

A. Rome

B. Florence

C. Milan

D. Naples

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A. Leonardo da Vinci

B. Sandro Botticelli

C. Raphael

D. Titian

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Which famous Italian physicist is known for his contributions to modern physics and the development of the telescope?

A. Galileo Galilei

B. Enrico Fermi

C. Alessandro Volta

D. Guglielmo Marconi

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In which century did the Renaissance, a cultural movement that profoundly affected Italian art, literature, and culture, take place?

A. 12th century

B. 14th century

C. 16th century

D. 18th century

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Who wrote the famous opera La Boh�me?

A. Giuseppe Verdi

B. Giacomo Puccini

C. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

D. Richard Wagner

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A. Alessandro Volta

B. Luigi Galvani

C. Michael Faraday

D. Enrico Fermi

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B. Herculaneum

C. Ostia Antica

D. Paestum

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A. Emilia-Romagna

B. Calabria

C. Marche

D. Liguria

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A. Pesca

B. Mela

C. Pera

D. Limone

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A. Burro

B. Latte

C. Formaggio

D. Uova

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A. Luigi Pirandello

B. Dante Alighieri

C. Italo Calvino

D. Giovanni Boccaccio

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A. Famiglia

B. Amici

C. Casa

D. Amore

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Which city is known as the fashion capital of Italy?

A. Venice

B. Rome

C. Milan

D. Florence

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C. Michelangelo

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