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Latin 1 Unit 2 Culture Review
Latin 1 Unit 2 Culture Review
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Review information about the town and forum of Pompeii.
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1
What building is Number 3 on the map?
polling station
basilica
Forum baths
Temple of the Roman Emperors
2
What building is Number 5 on the map?
basilica
Temple of Jupiter
marketplace
tribunal
3
Which thing did
NOT
happen in the forum?
entertainment
business
religion
government
4
How did the
majority
of people living in Pompeii obtain water?
from the Bay of Naples
through plumbing into their houses
at public fountains supplied by an aqueduct
through wells in their gardens
5
Which goddess of love and beauty was also the patron goddess of Pompeii?
Apollo
Minerva
Juno
Venus
6
What building is Number 4 on the map?
office buildings
Temple of Jupiter
Cloth Workers Meeting Hall
table of weights and measures
7
What building is Number 2 on the map?
Cloth Workers Meeting Hall
Temple of Apollo
Forum baths
marketplace
8
Which is
NOT
true about Pompeii?
it had a large military presence due to violence
it had a pleasant climate
it was peaceful
it was visited by lots of people
9
What happened in the amphitheater?
speeches
plays
gladiator games
religious sacrifices
10
What building is Number 6 on the map?
basilica
Forum Baths
Temple of Apollo
Temple of the Lares
11
Which volcano was Pompeii built at the foot of?
Mt. Etna
Krakatoa
Mt. Vesuvius
Mt. Saint Helens
12
What building is Number 1 on the map?
Temple of Apollo
basilica
Temple of Jupiter
Cloth Workers Meeting Hall
13
What is a
tribunal
?
a booth to measure purchases
a Roman law court
the daily news posted in the forum
a speaker's platform
14
Which is true about the town of Pompeii?
It was a town of many different nationalities and religions.
The people of Pompeii worshipped Jupiter and Venus only.
Only Romans lived there.
The Pompeians did not welcome other religions.
