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Rome (part 1) - UNESCO World Heritage Quiz
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1According to the legend of Romulus and Remus: when was Rome founded?

- A753 BC
- B753 AC
- C735 BC
- D735 AC
2The Colosseum was

- Aa football stadium
- Ba concert hall
- Ca shopping center
- Da battle and fight arena
3How many spectators fitted in the Colosseum amphitheatre in Roman days?

- A35,000 spectators
- B44,000 spectators
- C65,000 spectators
- D89,000 spectators
4What can you do in the giant ruins of the Colosseum today?

- ACelebrate a birthday party with your friends
- BWatch an Italian fashion show
- CVisit the stands, the arena and the underground spaces
- Dwatch a show and learn how make a pizza
5In ancient Rome, the Roman forum (Forum Romanum) was

- Aa sports center where the gladiators were trained
- Bthe political, commercial and religious center
- Ca Spa and wellness area for wealthy Romans
- Dthe palace of the Roman emperor
6How much is the entry for the Pantheon?

- AIt´s free
- B3,50 € in a group
- C5 € for under 18 and students
- D10 € for adults
7Which function did the Pantheon have?

- AIt is still not clear.
- BIt was the pope´s residence
- Ct was one of Hadrian´s castles.
- DIt was a political center.
8St. Peters´s Basilica is outstanding because of its

- ARoman architecture
- BGothic architecture
- CRenaissance and Baroque architecture
- DModernist architecture
9St. Peters´s Basilica was built between

- A1506 and 1556
- B1506 and 1626
- C1526 and 1626
- D1626 and 1706
10One artwork in St. Peter´s basilica, La Pieta, is signed by a very famous artist:

- ABernini
- Bda Vinci
- CMichelangelo
- DRaffael
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