While both Colosseum and Coliseum are used for that building in Rome, shouldn't there still be a consensus across JetPunk quizzes? The Satellite Images - Europe quiz gives "Coliseum" as an answer. - Yes, both are acceptable type-ins in both quizzes, but consistency?
Both spellings are correct though, so if a certain spelling is not allowed then that would mean a correct answer does not work, and that wouldn't be good.
...but this is a word chain quiz and none of them start with 'r' and end with 'c' which is needed to fit the quiz. It should be fairly obvious that they aren't correct.
Opera is a musical genre, not a style. Stylistically, Verdi and Puccini would both be generally described as Romantic (and there are plenty of non-Romantic operas).
If only "Romantic" began with O and ended with A. I'm always astonished how many people take these chain quizzes without seeming to realize what they're taking
Easy one for me. It was only when searching for last answer, after entering MotoGuzzi Laverda Aprilia then Vespa, Lambretta, that I realised that since it was a word chain I was already given the first and last letters. My brother used to have a Duke, I have actually ridden pillion on one, so Ducati should have suggested itself to me anyway.
Italian: Colosseo
Exactly the way we spell Notre Dame de Paris as it is in French
I don't usually fall into that trap with the word chain quizzes, honest!
A rhetorical question that actually requires an answer.