Italian Foods
Italian Holiday's and Traditions
Italian Cities
Famous Italian People
Italian Music
100

What Italian dish is made with dough, tomato sauce, and cheese?

Pizza

100

What is holiday is celebrated on January 1st to welcome the New Year? (Hint: New Year in Italian?)

Capodanno

100

Which Italian city is famous for its pizza, and is near Mount Vesuvius?

Naples

100

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

100

What Italian style of music features dramatic singing?

Opera

200

What Italian dessert is made with coffee-soaked biscuits and mascarpone cream?

Tiramisu

200

What Italian celebration is famous for colorful masks, costumes, and parades before Lent?

Carnevale

200

Which Italian city is famous for its canals and gondola boats?

Venice

200

Which Italian fashion designer founded the luxury brand Versace?

Gianni Versace

200

What famous Italian singer sang: "Lasciatami Cantare!"

Toto Culogno

300

What type of pasta gets its name from the Italian word for "little ears"?

Orecchiette

300

What holiday (celebrated on January 6th) celebrates the visit of the three wise men and is also associated with La Befana?

The Epiphany (L'Epifania)

300

In which Italian city can you find the famous Leaning Tower?

Pisa

300

Which Italian astronomer supported the idea that Earth orbits the Sun?

Galileo Galilei

300

What is the name of the traditional Italian genre known for lively dance rhythms and is played at festivals?

Folk music

400

What Italian cheese is traditionally used in a classic Caprese salad?

Mozzarella

400

What do Italians eat on New Year's eve to symbolize good luck and prosperity for the new year?

Lentils

400

Which Italian city is known as the birthplace of the Renaissance?

Florence 

400

Which Italian explorer (who explored for Spain) is associated with finding the Americas?

Christopher Columbus

400

What Italian-American singer performed a dance version of the famous Italian song "L'italiano" with The Sicilians?

Angelo Venuto

500

What Italian dessert is traditionally served around Christmas, and is known for its tall dome shaped appearance with candied fruits?

Panettone

500

What Italian holiday (celebrated on August 15) is known to mark the peak of Italy's summer vacation?

Ferragosto

500

Which Italian city is famous for its rich fashion industry?

Milan

500

Which of the following awards did famous Italian composer Frank Sinatra NOT receive?

A) Academy Award

B) Golden Globe Award

C) Oscar

D) Grammy

D) Grammy

500

What Italian musical term means to gradually get louder?

Hint: Think of the Italian word "to grow"

Crescendo