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A lot of gladiators were slaves fighting for their lives.
True
False
2
Rome only has one sister city is...
Paris
NY City
Athens
Perama
3
Rome's most famous orator
Virgil
Juvenal
Seneca
Cicero
4
Rome is the economic center of Italy
Yes
No
5
Who was Julius Caesar?
Greek doctor who brought medical ideas to Rome
Roman general who became the republic's dictator in 45 B.C.
A Roman gladiator who led a slave revolt
Roman writer who witnessed the eruption of Mount Vesuvius
6
Where did the gladiators fight?
Forum
Colosseum
Agora
Acropolis
7
The Roman Empire lasted nearly
1,000 years
10,000 years
100 years
100,000 years
8
When did Romulus found Rome?
july 4, 2020
April 21, 753 B.C
May 29, 700 B.C
december 23, 2020
9
Which animals are free to roam in Rome and have permits to live where they were born without disturbance?
Dogs
Parrots
Snakes
Cats
10
In which Italian region is Rome located?
Lazio
Campania
Lombardia
Piemonte
11
What did Davinci create in the sisteen chapel
Dank memes
Last Supper
Mona Lisa
12
Who wore togas in Rome?
Only Roman male citizens
All Free Men and Women
All Men
Widows
13
how many churches in rome?
10
490
22
900
14
Piazza Navona is a .........?
an ancient church
a pizza
a beautiful and famous city square
a huge fountain
15
Which river flows through Rome?
Tiber
Rubicon
Amazon
Nile
16
Who murdered Julius Caesar?
The Senators
The People
Augustus
His Army
17
The Roman Forum was symbolic of the public nature of Roman society.
TRUE
FALSE
18
Remus and Romulus...
co-ruled together as kings
were the founders of Rome from Roman mythology
Romulus killed Remus
fought over where Rome should be
19
Remus and Romulus _________ Rome
Improved
Founded
Nothing
Destroyed
20
Which independent nation lies within the city of Rome
Vatican City
Salerno
Bari
Florence
21
Roman Forum...
All of the above
Outdoor arena for entertainment
Public meeting place in ancient Rome
Temple dedicated to all gods
22
When was the great fire of Rome?
2018 CE
753 BCE
1 BCE
64 CE
23
Palatine Hill
where Rome’s richest people lived
where Rome’s grandest temples stood
Where people were taken to be punished
Where religious sacrifices took place
24
How did Julius Caesar die?
He was fed to the lions after converting to Christianity.
He died in battle at the hand of an enemy.
He died of a fever at the age of 32.
He was stabbed many times on the floor of the Roman Senate.
25
On how many hills is Rome built?
7
5
9
3
26
Piazza Navona is...
an ancient park
an ancient stadium
an ancient market
an ancient temple
27
Romulus killed his twin brother, Remus
Yes
No
28
Circus Maximus is....
Political divisions within the empire
Used to count the number of people in Rome
Held chariot races & provide a place to entertain the Romans
29
What was the only thing gladiators would be praised for?
Fighting
Killing
Dying
All of the above
30
The Vatican City ______
is where the Pope reigns & rules
Smallest country 0.17 Sq miles with 800 people
all the answers
Was created in 1929 to replace the Papal States
31
Emperor Nero...
started a fire that destroyed half Rome
murdered his half brother
all of these
killed his mother
32
Remus and Romulus
Two brothers important to the founding of Rome
Two of the most important consuls in Roman history
Greek artists
33
Physical Roman laws displayed in Roman forum
Ziggurat
Social Contract
Law of the Twelve Tables
Hammurabi’s Code
34
Rome is the largest city in Italy
No, smaller than Milan
Yes, bigger than Milan
35
Who tried to become emperor after the death of Julius Cesear?
Cleopatra
Caligula
Marc Antony
Nero
36
What is Rome’s most popular nickname?
Italy
Rome
The eternal city
Athens
37
How often are the coins in the Trevi Fountain collected and where do they go?
Once a month - goes to charity
Once a week - goes to fountain maintenance
Daily - goes to charity
3 times a week - goes to the Vatican
38
Who is Cleopatra's great love?
Lancelot
Julius Caesar
Mark Anthony
Odysseus
39
Remus and Romulus were ________________________.
Killed a she-wolf
Stolen by a she-wolf
Born from a she-wolf
Saved by a she-wolf
40
The largest church in the world
St. Peter's in Rome
St. Patrick's in New York
St. Paul's in London
St. Timothy's in Baltimore
41
There are more than how many fountains in Rome?
20
200
2
2000
42
The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican City was painted by who?
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Leonardo
Donatello
43
Who lives in the Vatican City?
Kylie Jenner
The president of Italy.
The Pope
44
Julia Cesear was the first Emperor of Rome?
True
False
45
Why did the Roman Colleseum bring together somany people.
A large public sun-dial used for the citizens to tell the time of day.
A place where Romans came together for entertainment.
It was a place that Romans came together in to pray to various gods
A location where free food and water was given to Romans in need.
46
military hero and Rome's most famous leader
Julius Caesar
Cincinnatus
Octavian
Sulla
47
The Roman Forum
was sometimes called "the heart of Roman society."
all of the above
had shopping and entertainment
contained several important temples
48
The Western Roman Empire fell before the Eastern Roman Empire. The Eastern Roman Empire lasted another 1,000 years.
False
True
49
Where are the coins collected in the Trevi Fountain donated?
SOME
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Cancer Charity
Catholic Charity and Caritas
50
First emperor of Rome
Augustus Caesar
Nero
Scipio
Julius Caesar
51
First King of Rome
Remus
Tarquinius Superbus
Caesar
Romulus
52
The Roman Colleseum looks deteriorated.
True
False
53
Which city was the capital of Italy before Rome?
Florence
Bologna
Milan
Turin
54
Gladiators were previous...
War heroes
Slaves, criminals, or prisoner of war
Gods
Kings
55
What is Rome’s most popular produce?
Wine
Olives
Barley
Wheat
56
An ancient roman forum is...
a hospital
a marketplace and gathering spot
a park
a temple
57
How much money is tossed in the Trevi Fountain every day (estimation)?
5.000 Euros
10.000 Euros
1.000 Euros
3,000 Euros
58
Who wore togas in Rome?
male citizens
female citizens
female slaves
male slaves
