Venice City Facts Quiz【Questions – Answers】

Venice City Facts Quiz - Italy

How much do you know about Venice? Here are the easy and difficult questions-answers of ancient Italy.  Read now all you want to know about Venice Italy.

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Question 1: City and seaport in which region of north-east Italy?

(A) Veneto

(B) Rome

(C) Milan

(D) Turin

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(A) Veneto  

Question 2: It is spread over 120 islands formed by 177 canals in the lagoon between the mouths of which two rivers? 

(A) The Po and the Adige

(B) The Po and the Piave

(C) The Piave and the Savio

(D) None of above

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(B) The Po and the Piave  

Question 3: At the northern extremity of which sea?

(A) The Ionian

(B) The Ligurian

(C) The Adriatic

(D) The Tyrrhenian

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  (C) The Adriatic 

Question 4: The city is known colloquially as ___what?

(A) The Eternal City

(B) Queen of the Adriatic

(C) Factory of the Future

(D) The cradle of Italian liberty

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  (B) Queen of the Adriatic 

Question 5: The islands on which the city stands are interconnected by how many bridges?

(A) 300

(B) 500

(C) 700

(D) 400

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  (D) 400 

Question 6: What is the name of the waterway about 3km long, which divides the city north-west/south east into two portions?

(A) Canale Alicorno

(B) Canale Cavour

(C) The Grand Canal

(D) Canale Industriale

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(C) The Grand Canal  

Question 7: Gindecca island in the south, is separated from Venice proper by what ___?

(A) Canale Maestro della Chiana

(B) The Gindecca Canal

(C) Canale Cavour

(D) Canale Brentella

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  (B) The Gindecca Canal 

Question 8: No cars are allowed in Venice, so what is the method of transport preferred by visitors?

(A) Gondola

(B) The vaporetto boat

(C) Regional trains

(D) Rapid transit

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  (A) Gondola 

Question 9: Venice is rightly famous for its glassware, manufactured mainly on which island?

(A) Panarea

(B) Sardinia

(C) Ischia

(D) Murano

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  (D) Murano 

Question 10: Venice is also famous for its lace, made ______ where?

(A) Naples

(B) Burano

(C) Genoa

(D) Bologna

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(B) Burano  

Question 11: What is the name of Venice’s port which handles the sea-going traffic?

(A) San Basilio

(B) Santa Marta

(C) Marghera

(D) Riva delle Zattere

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(C) Marghera  

Question 12: What is the heart of Venice called?

(A) St Mark’s Square

(B) Santa Maria dei Miracoli

(C) Church of the Redeemer

(D) Basilica of San Marco

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(A) St Mark’s Square  

Question 13: At the eastern end of the square are the two most imposing buildings in Venice. What are they?

(A) Church of the Redeemer

(B) Basilica of San Marco

(C) St Mark’s Cathedral and the Doge’s Palace

(D) None of these

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(C) St Mark’s Cathedral and the Doge’s Palace  

Question 14: The northern and southern sides of the square are occupied by two buildings which, in the time of the Venetian Republic, were the residences of the nine magistrates from amongst whom the Doge was chosen. They are ___? 

(A) Church of the Redeemer and San Marco

(B) The Procuratie Vecchio and the Procuratie Nuove

(C) St Mark’s Cathedral and the Doge’s Palace

(D) None of above

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  (B) The Procuratie Vecchio and the Procuratie Nuove 

Question 15: The arcades, with the cafes and shops, are built along…what?

(A) The Arrio or Fabbrica Nuove

(B) St Mark’s Cathedral and the Doge’s Palace

(C) The Procuratie Vecchio and the Procuratie Nuove

(D) None of above

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  (A) The Arrio or Fabbrica Nuove