A) Adriatic Sea B) Ionian Sea C) Bay of Naples D) Tyrrhenian Sea
A) Surriento B) Surrentum C) Nuceria D) Stabiae
A) Lemon rinds, alcohol, water, and sugar B) Lemon juice, sugar, and vodka C) Orange rinds, water, and wine D) Lemon rinds, alcohol, and honey
A) Circumvesuviana B) Trenitalia C) Italo D) Ferrovie dello Stato
A) Ceramics, lacework, and marquetry B) Glassblowing, sculpture, and painting C) Pottery, weaving, and metalwork D) Embroidery, jewelry, and woodworking
A) Etruscans B) Greeks C) Osci D) Romans
A) The aqueduct reservoir B) The city walls C) The horologium D) The temple of Athena
A) Athena and the Sirens B) Mars and Neptune C) Apollo and Jupiter D) Hercules and Venus
A) Silk, marble, and gold B) Limoncello, olives, and citrus C) Woodwork, ceramics, and lacework D) Wine, fish, and red Campanian vases
A) Ulysses B) Ausonus C) Statius D) Liparus
A) Hotel Vittoria B) Villa of Pollius Felix C) Bagni della Regina Giovanna D) Hotel Bellevue Syrene
A) Amalfi Drive B) Tyrrhenian Path C) Coastal Highway D) Sorrentine Way
A) Capri B) Nuceria C) Stabiae D) Naples
A) Grapes, corn, and tobacco B) Citrus fruit, wine, nuts, and olives C) Apples, pears, and wheat D) Potatoes, tomatoes, and rye
A) It was where the harbour was located B) It was the site of the main temple C) It was the residential quarter D) It was the only section defended by walls |