Which village in the Troodos is known for its pottery tradition?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Foini
- Step 1: Look for the village described as notable for its pottery. Step 2. Foini is notable for its pottery, and nearby villages also made coil-built ware. Answer: Foini. Why not the others: Fikardou, Agros and Lania are known for other things, such as architecture or rose water.
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