Are you ready for a challenging quiz? Do you consider yourself an Italian culture expert or are you here to discover fascinating things about it? Let's find out!
Which country does not border Italy?
It borders France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia.
What’s the percentage of the Italian population aged over 65 years?
It also has the lowest birth rate in Europe.
Which instrument below was invented by Italians in the XVI. century?
And it became very popular both among street musicians and the nobility.
Which one is a very small country surrounded by Italy, other than Vatican City?
It’s said to be the world’s oldest surviving republic.
What is the shape of Italy on the map?
No doubt that it's shaped like a pizza, right?
Which one is the Venice Film Festival’s current highest award?
Last 3 movie awarded are Rome, Joker, and Nomadland. Masterpieces!
How many euros roughly do you think are thrown into the Trevi Fountain (Rome) every day?
Don't worry, the money is collected and donated to charity.
In which Italian cultural celebration, it is believed that an old woman delivers gifts inside children’s socks?
She is La Befana.
Which one is an Italian children’s book written in 1880s by Carlo Collodi?
It’s serialised in Italy’s first children’s newspaper.
Who is a famous Hollywood actor with Italian origins?
You're the one that I want
You, ooh, ooh, honey
Which one is the oldest continually-operating university in Italy and in the world?
Operating since 1088.
How many minority languages are officially recognized in Italy?
That are Albanian, Catalan, German, Greek, Slovene, Croatian, French, Franco-Provençal, Friulian, Ladin, Occitan and Sardinian.
In which region is Rome, the capital of Italy, located?
Bella Roma!
Considering that 14 billion espressos are consumed in Italy each year, roughly how many Italians do you think work as baristas?
G2K: Starbucks has opened its first branch in Italy in 2018, despite long resistance from Italians.
Which confectionary product of chocolate is produced by Italian company Ferrero?
I once thought it was German too.
