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Rome Geography
Can you name these facts about the geography of Rome and its surroundings?
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| First submitted | June 20, 2016 |
| Last updated | August 13, 2016 |
| Times taken | 5,199 |
| Rating | 4.25 |
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plattitude
+2
level 83
Jun 20, 2016
Really, you don't accept Catholic? Oh... THAT church.
scambigol
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level 71
Jun 20, 2016
Nice! I suggest substituting 'Via' and 'Ponte' with more Roman based questions - eg name of second airport Fiumicino, name of river that flows into Tiber is Aniene, famous acronym SPQR, area built to host Expo 1942 (which never took place) EUR, square that used to get flooded to host ships Piazza Navona, name all 4 basilicas etc etc
scambigol
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level 71
Jun 20, 2016
2nd airport - I meant Ciampino
Cezar
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level 49
Aug 24, 2016
Well Rome is still a modern-day city, not just an ancient one. Quiz seems quite balanced.
scambigol
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level 71
Aug 25, 2016
I wasn't referring to modern-ancient, just saying that some of the questions are Italy-related, not Rome-related
NYG
+1
level 28
Aug 13, 2016
It sucks that i only speak italian and it won't except italian answers
brandybuck96
+3
level 76
Apr 10, 2018
Well, judging by your comment, the word "only" is a bit inaccurate here.
haggy999
+1
level 51
Aug 13, 2016
Funny story here, this happened when my family was in Rome on vacation. It was the last night and our hotel was next to the basilica di Mary Maggiore, so we asked our taxi driver to take us to Mary Maggiore. Lucky for us he knew very little English (or he just pretended to) and he took us to via di Saint Mary Maggiore. Of course there weren't good, clear street signs and we couldn't figure out where we were, and our driver kept saying, "Via! Via di Saint Mary Maggiore!" This is where my Spanish education came to help me; I knew that via meant street and realized that he must have taken us to Mary Maggiore street! (probably just to charge us more) We all had to pretend to pray until he understood that we wanted to go to the Basilica di Mary Maggiore instead of Mary Maggiore street.
sussexval
+1
level 59
Aug 13, 2016
you should accept palantine and capotiline without 'hill' - the word hill is included in the clue so obsolete. I tried all of them without success because I omitted 'hill'
Quizmaster
+1
level ∞
Aug 13, 2016
We do
APHill
+1
level 72
Jun 25, 2019
Perhaps you should have spelled them as "Palatine" and "Capitoline".
BiggieSmalls
+1
level 66
Aug 13, 2016
Strada should be accepted for Italian word for street
al314
+1
level 82
Aug 13, 2016
Strada is a perfectly good Italian word for 'street.' And "Campo" means 'field,' not 'fields.'
Quizmaster
+1
level ∞
Aug 13, 2016
Strada will work now and I removed the extraneous s.
interopia
+1
level 77
Aug 14, 2016
Today I learned that I need to know more about Rome
torny81
+1
level 66
Jan 2, 2017
I'm quite sure many Italians take this quiz and like me they immediately try with Italian word: i.e. Tevere, Sistina, Palatino and Campidoglio.
PoetsCorner
+1
level 67
Mar 15, 2017
A funny thing happened on the way to the 15th question.
freon22tec
+2
level 58
Sep 5, 2018
Why is Flavian Amphitheatre never accepted in any of these quizzes?
mariobalotelli
+1
level 26
Nov 9, 2018
quite sure these places are better known with Italian name. "San Pietro" or "Tevere" should be accepted
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