One of the following Islands does not belong to Italy; Sicily, Capri, Corsica, Sardinia

This Italian dictator rose to power in the beginning of World War I as a leading supporter of Fascism

Gnocchi is a type of pasta with this main added ingredient (Tomato, Spinach, Potato, or Parmesan)

This famous Italian singer became blind at the age of 12 following a soccer injury

The High Renaissance refers to this time period (1550s-1610, 1425-1470s, 1560-1580, or 1490s-1527)

This mountain range runs the entire length of Italy

Italy adopted the euro as its currency in this year

Literally translated, the Italian dessert "tiramisu" means this...("Pick me up", "Shake me up", "Wake me up", or "Break me up")

The history of this string instrument has its origin in Italy

This biblical figure is the subject of famous sculptures by both Michelangelo and Donatello (David, Moses, Jeremiah, or Adam)

This city is the most populated in Italy

The Italian language has its roots in this ancient and now dead language

One of these is NOT an ingredient in pesto (olive oil, black olives, basil, parmesan/pecorino Romano cheese)

This instrument was born in Italy; its use is massive in the fold and popular tradition

This technique was NOT used by Renaissance painters (Fresco painting, Sfumato, Impasto, or Linear perspective)

This city is the capital of Italy

Rome is now the capital of Italy, but was once also the capital of this powerful and rich empire

In Italian, "prosciutto" is this

This ancient instrument (similar to a piano) was used in Roman civilization and in the Byzantine area to celebrate public holidays

The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel was painted by this famous Italian artist

Italy's famous boot shape has this more technical name to describe the piece of land

Famous artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo Da Vinci thrived during the years of 1400-1500. This time period was called this

One of these is NOT a stuffed pasta dish (Fazzoletti, Cappelletti, Fusilli, Tortellini)

This modern famous Canadian singer/songwriter became a naturalized Italian citizen in 2005; his grandfather was Italian

Renaissance artists looked to this ancient civilization for inspiration (Maya, Sumer, Greece, or Egypt)