I WONDER - What Does The Word Italy Mean?

The video explains that the name Italy originates from the Latin word 'Vitalis', meaning a young cow, translating to 'land of cattle'. Italy is renowned for its cattle, with four notable breeds: Piemontese, known for cheese production; Chianina, one of the oldest breeds; Marchigiana, historically used as working cattle; and Romagnola, used for pulling farm equipment.

What does the Latin word 'Vitalis' mean?

• A young cow

• A land of cheese

• A type of cheese

• A type of farm equipment

What is Italy famously known for in Europe?

• Its pasta

• Its olive oil

• Its cattle

• Its vineyards

Which Italian cattle breed is known for producing milk for cheese?

• Maremma

• Piedmontese

• Chianina

• Roman Villa

Which breed is considered one of the oldest in the world?

• Chianina

• Maremma

• Piedmontese

• Roman Villa

What was the Roman Villa breed primarily used for?

• Pulling farm equipment

• Working in fields

• Producing milk

• Breeding purposes