Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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City where Verdi received a full state funeral in 1901 | Milan | 86%
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Opera about a captured Ethiopian princess | Aida | 79%
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German composer whose style he was accused of emulating towards the middle of his career | Richard Wagner | 79%
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Sacred work beginning with the words "Dies irae" | Requiem | 71%
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English playwright whose works inspired several of Verdi's operas | William Shakespeare | 71%
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Number of operas Verdi wrote (not counting revisions, translations, and unfinished works) | 26 | 64%
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Verdi's last opera | Falstaff | 64%
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Librettist who wrote the text to Rigoletto and La traviata | Francesco Maria Piave | 64%
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The profession of Rigoletto, main character of the eponymous opera | Jester | 64%
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Opera about the Babylonian invasion of Jerusalem | Nabucco | 64%
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Italian political movement in which Verdi was involved (although the intensity of his involvement is disputed) | Risorgimento | 57%
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First two words of the Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves from the above opera | Va, pensiero | 57%
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Empire where Verdi was born in 1813 | First French Empire | 50%
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University that houses the American Institute for Verdi Studies | New York University | 43%
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Italian Prime Minister called out over budget cuts during a performance of Nabucco | Silvio Berlusconi | 43%
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Inflammation of the brain to which Verdi's first wife succumbed | Encephalitis | 36%
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Modern-day Italian province where Verdi was born | Parma | 36%
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Verdi's second wife and soprano who starred in his early operas | Giuseppina Strepponi | 29%
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Verdi's middle names (name one) | Fortunino Francesco | 21%
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Composer who rejected the libretto of the above | Otto Nicolai | 14%
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