A) Tyrrhenian Sea
B) Ionian Sea
C) Adriatic Sea
D) Bay of Naples

A) Nuceria
B) Surriento
C) Stabiae
D) Surrentum

A) Orange rinds, water, and wine
B) Lemon rinds, alcohol, and honey
C) Lemon juice, sugar, and vodka
D) Lemon rinds, alcohol, water, and sugar

A) Ferrovie dello Stato
B) Trenitalia
C) Italo
D) Circumvesuviana

A) Embroidery, jewelry, and woodworking
B) Pottery, weaving, and metalwork
C) Ceramics, lacework, and marquetry
D) Glassblowing, sculpture, and painting

A) Greeks
B) Romans
C) Osci
D) Etruscans

A) The city walls
B) The temple of Athena
C) The horologium
D) The aqueduct reservoir

A) Athena and the Sirens
B) Apollo and Jupiter
C) Mars and Neptune
D) Hercules and Venus

A) Woodwork, ceramics, and lacework
B) Silk, marble, and gold
C) Wine, fish, and red Campanian vases
D) Limoncello, olives, and citrus

A) Ulysses
B) Liparus
C) Statius
D) Ausonus

A) Villa of Pollius Felix
B) Bagni della Regina Giovanna
C) Hotel Bellevue Syrene
D) Hotel Vittoria

A) Amalfi Drive
B) Coastal Highway
C) Tyrrhenian Path
D) Sorrentine Way

A) Naples
B) Nuceria
C) Stabiae
D) Capri

A) Potatoes, tomatoes, and rye
B) Grapes, corn, and tobacco
C) Citrus fruit, wine, nuts, and olives
D) Apples, pears, and wheat

A) It was the site of the main temple
B) It was the residential quarter
C) It was where the harbour was located
D) It was the only section defended by walls