High Five Facts - Italy Choca Esos Cinco - Italia

The video provides five fascinating facts about Italy, covering its active volcanoes, the origin of its name, its renowned cuisine, Shakespeare's plays set in Italy, and the unique city structure of Venice. Italy is home to three active volcanoes: Etna, Stromboli, and Vesuvius. The name Italy derives from the Latin word for young cow, reflecting its cattle heritage. Italian cuisine is famous for pizza, pasta, and a variety of cheeses. Shakespeare set 14 of his plays in Italy, including the famous 'Romeo and Juliet' in Verona. Venice is a city built on over 100 islands, with canals instead of roads, where gondolas are a primary mode of transport.

Which of the following volcanoes is known for its historical eruption that destroyed Pompeii?

• Krakatoa

• Vesuvius

• Stromboli

• Etna

What was the original name of Italy, and what does it translate to?

• Italia, land of warriors

• Sicilia, land of the sun

• Vitalia, land of cattle

• Romagna, land of Romans

Which Italian city is credited with the invention of pizza?

• Rome

• Florence

• Naples

• Milan

How many of Shakespeare's plays are set in Italy?

• 16

• 14

• 12

• 10

What is the primary mode of transportation in Venice?

• Boats

• Bicycles

• Trains

• Cars