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1928 in Italy - Quiz
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  • 1. Who was the monarch of Italy in 1928?
A) Giovanni Giolitti
B) Benito Mussolini
C) Victor Emmanuel III
D) Umberto Nobile
  • 2. Who served as the Prime Minister of Italy in 1928?
A) Giovanni Giolitti
B) Francesco Cossiga
C) Benito Mussolini
D) Victor Emmanuel III
  • 3. How many people were killed in the bombing at the Milan Trade Fair on 12 April 1928?
A) 18
B) 12
C) 24
D) 8
  • 4. Who was the expedition leader of the airship Italia?
A) Medardo Rosso
B) Umberto Nobile
C) Alberto Zedda
D) Armando Diaz
  • 5. Which nation signed a treaty with Italy on 2 August 1928?
A) France
B) Germany
C) Ethiopia
D) Sweden
  • 6. Who rescued Umberto Nobile and the survivors of the Italia crash?
A) Crew of a Swedish aeroplane
B) A British merchant ship
C) Italian naval forces
D) Ethiopian explorers
  • 7. In what month was the conductor Alberto Zedda born?
A) December
B) June
C) January
D) July
  • 8. Which famous singer and songwriter was born in 1928?
A) Piero Angela
B) Domenico Modugno
C) Nando Gazzolo
D) Alberto Zedda
  • 9. Who was the 8th President of Italy born in July 1928?
A) Francesco Cossiga
B) Umberto Maglioli
C) Alfredo Biondi
D) Elio Sgreccia
  • 10. What profession was Giampiero Boniperti, who was born in 1928?
A) General
B) Footballer
C) Sculptor
D) Physicist
  • 11. Which Marshal of Italy died on 28 February 1928?
A) Aldo Pontremoli
B) Giovanni Giolitti
C) Medardo Rosso
D) Armando Diaz
  • 12. When did the airship Italia reach the North Pole?
A) 24 June
B) 2 August
C) 24 May
D) 12 April
  • 13. Who was the former Prime Minister of Italy that died in 1928?
A) Benito Mussolini
B) Victor Emmanuel III
C) Giovanni Giolitti
D) Francesco Cossiga
  • 14. What was the profession of Medardo Rosso, who died in 1928?
A) Lawyer
B) Journalist
C) Sculptor
D) Physicist
  • 15. Piero Angela, born in 1928, was known for which field?
A) Sculpture
B) Television presentation
C) Racing
D) Cardinal duties
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