Quiz-Tree

Occupations

Knowing how to talk about what people do for a living is one of the first things that comes up in almost any conversation.

1. Business

This quiz covers Italian vocabulary for the workplace: the roles you find in an office or business. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.Direttore is a formal job title with defined responsibilities, while capo is informal and simply means whoever is in charge. Both translate as 'boss' in English, but they are not interchangeable.
15 questions
average score: 91% (all users)

2. Education & Arts

This quiz builds Italian vocabulary for the arts and education: the people who create, teach, and perform. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.Artista and musicista both end in -a but are used for men and women alike: the gender is shown by the article, not the ending.
15 questions
average score: 96% (all users)

3. Healthcare

Master Italian vocabulary for healthcare: the professionals you might meet in a hospital or clinic. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.In Italian, dottore is a broad honorific used for anyone with a university degree, while medico is the specific professional title for a doctor.
15 questions
average score: 94% (all users)

4. Trades

This quiz builds Italian vocabulary for the trades: the skilled workers who build, fix, and maintain things. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.The Italian word for a woodworking carpenter is falegname, not carpentiere: falegname makes furniture and fittings, while carpentiere handles structural timber work.
15 questions
average score: 96% (all users)

5. Public Service

This quiz covers Italian vocabulary for law and emergency services: the people who protect, defend, and uphold justice. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.Giudice is the same form for both male and female judges in Italian: the article alone signals the gender.
15 questions
average score: 99% (all users)

6. Other Roles

Learn Italian words for restaurant and media roles: the people you meet at a restaurant or in a newsroom. Match each word to its English translation, fill in the missing word to complete a sentence, then translate full sentences from Italian to English.Pilota and giornalista are both gender-neutral in form: the article changes but the word itself stays the same for men and women.
15 questions
average score: 100% (all users)

In this quiz set, you'll learn dozens of Italian words for occupations across all kinds of fields. From everyday jobs to more specialized roles, the vocabulary here covers what you need to talk about work naturally. Whether you're introducing yourself, asking what someone does for a living, or just following along in a conversation, these words come up all the time. You'll pick up terms like l'insegnante (the teacher), il pilota (the pilot), and il contabile (the accountant), among many others.

Each quiz builds your reading and listening skills by placing every word in context, so you learn how the words are actually used, not just their definitions. Sessions are about 5 minutes long, easy to fit into a spare moment, and you can repeat any quiz as often as you like.