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100
The Italian currency before the Euro was adopted in 2002.
What is the Lira?
100

This form of musical theater originated in Italy at the end of the 16th century 

What is opera?

100

This city was chosen as Italy's capital in 1870.

What is Rome?

100

Most Italians prefer their pasta firm to the bite, which is also known as...

What is, "al dente".

200

This Italian city is considered one of the world's fashion capitals.

What is Milan?

200

This building in Rome is the largest standing ampitheater in the world.

What is the Colosseum?

200

The only country in the world that is located inside another city.

What is the Vatican?

200

Modern day pizza was invented in this Italian city.

What is Naples?

300

Italian is the closest modern national language to this ancient language.

What is Latin?

300

The European Renaissance started in Northern Italy in this century.

What is the 14th Century?

300

Sicily's most famous volcano

What is Mt. Vesuvius

300

In Italy, coffee prepared with milk (such as cappuccinos) are only served with what meal?

What is breakfast?

400

Influenza comes from an Italian word meaning "influence." At that time, people believed it was caused by the "influence" of what?

What are the stars?

400

This famous astronomer was sentenced to life in prison in 1633 for opposing the Churches teachings with scientific fact.

Who is Galileo Galilei?

400

The sea that the city Venice sits on

What is Adriatic?

400

This chocolate logo features one of Italy’s most famous mountains.

What is Toblerone?

500

The largest number of people with Italian ancestry outside of Italy can be found in this country. 

What is Brazil?

500

In mythology, these twins were said to be the founders of Rome.

Who are Romulus and Remus?

500

This region is known as the "toe" to Italy's "boot".

What is Calabria?

500

This pasta is shaped like a "little ear" and typically served with broccoli rabe or turnip greens.

What is Orecchiette?