Lazio Part 2 (11-20)

When was the Vatican City established?

• 1506

• 1929

• 1600

• 1861

What is the McDonald’s Roma Appia known for?

• There are lots of stray cats living in its parking lot.

• It houses a museum of ancient Roman artifacts.

• The Filet-o-Fish comes with fries for free.

• There is a new subway station for the “C” line underneath it.

Where was Julius Caesar allegedly assassinated?

• Terme di Caracalla

• Il Circo Massimo

• Piazza di Spagna

• Largo di Torre Argentino

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What is the name of the piazza that holds a popular fresh food and flower market, and was also the site of where Giordano Bruno was burnt at the stake for heresy?

• Campo de’ Fiori

• Piazza di Spagna

• Piazza Navona

• Piazza S. Pietro

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What is the name of one of the largest and most important churches in the Christian world?

• Cappella Sistina

• Basilica di San Pietro

• Castel Sant’Angelo

• Città del Vaticano

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What is the name of the piazza that sits atop the site of the ancient Roman “Domitian” stadium?

• Largo di Torre Argentino

• Piazza di Spagna

• Piazza Navona

• Campo de’ Fiori

Which public square used to be flooded on occasion during August to refresh local residents?

• Campo de’ Fiori

• Piazza di Spagna

• Piazza Navona

• Piazza San Pietro

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Which public square is home to 3 fountains, including Bernini’s “Quattro Fiumi”?

• Campo de’ Fiori

• Piazza di Spagna

• Piazza Navona

• Piazza San Pietro

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What is the world’s smallest independent country, located entirely within the city of Rome?

• Lazio

• Campania

• La Città del Vaticano

• San Marino

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Which building was originally a mausoleum for Hadrian and is connected to the Vatican with a secret tunnel?

• Terme di Caracalla

• Il Circo Massimo

• Castel Sant’Angelo

• Cappella Sistina