Quiz 30

1. What level of travel warning did the US State Department issue for Italy?

A. Level 1 B. Level 2 C. Level 3 D. Level 4

2. Why is the US government urging Americans to be cautious in Italy?

A. Natural disasters B. High cost of living C. Risk of terrorist violence D. Severe weather

3. Which of these countries was NOT mentioned as having a level two advisory?

A. France B. Germany C. Spain D. Japan

4. What are considered 'prime targets' for attacks?

A. Remote villages B. Private homes C. Tourist sites and airports D. Mountain trails

5. What does it mean to 'keep a low profile' according to the text?

A. Talk loudly in public B. Not dressing like a stereotypical American C. Carrying a large American flag D. Wearing bright colors

6. What specific clothing item was mentioned as something to avoid?

A. Formal suits B. Sweatshirts with American sports teams C. Traditional Italian clothes D. Hiking boots

7. What happened to American tourists in Barcelona last summer?

A. They were given free food B. They were pelted with water guns C. They won a travel contest D. They were arrested

8. What is the main advice for dressing while abroad?

A. Dress as comfortably as possible B. Wear your best designer clothes C. Dress as much as you can like the locals D. Always wear a uniform

9. What is the meaning of the saying 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do' in this context?

A. Only visit Rome B. Learn to speak Latin C. Follow the customs and behavior of the place you are visiting D. Build buildings like the Romans

10. Does the State Department provide specific details about potential terrorist attacks to the public?

A. Yes, they give exact dates B. No, they are not giving details to the public C. Yes, they provide locations on a map D. Only if you ask them directly