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Colosseum and Rome
Colosseum and Rome
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1
The floor of the Colosseum was removed by...
Writers
Miners
Archaeologists
Eygptians
2
Who sat in the marble seats with the best view
Women and their husbands
Trainers of the gladiators
The emperor and senators
The slaves
3
Which of these things was the Colosseum used for?
A copper mine
A quartz quarry
A stone quarry
A diamond mine
4
It was sometimes possible for Gladiators to earn their freedom if they won afight
True
False
5
Who were the mythical founders of Rome
Romulus and Reebel
Romberlus and Rebar
Romulus and Remus
Rombel and Remus
6
The correct way of writing this building
colosseum
Colosseum
Colloseum
colloseum
7
Senators would pay for the gladiator fights hoping to gain peoples votes
False
True
8
Wild animals were used for fighting in the Colosseum
True
False
9
Which of these things was the Colosseum never used for?
A cemetary
A church
Housing
A school
10
Emperor Vespasian ordered the building of the Colosseum to increase morale after the bad year of the 4 Emperors
False
True
11
Who came the heighest on the heirarchy pyramid
patrician
slave
plebeian
12
The Colosseum suffered damage from the great earthquake of which year?
1329AD
1529AD
1349Ad
1569AD
13
The floor of the Colosseum held trapdoors where gladiators and animals would magically appear
True
False
14
Slaves could not become gladiators
True
False
15
women were made to sit at the top of the Colosseum because it had the best views
True
False
16
Emperor Vespasian died in which year?
80BC
79BC
79AD
80AD
17
The building of the Colosseum was completed by Vespasian's son Thomas in 80AD
True
False
18
What is the name of the river that runs through Rome?
Tiler
Tiger
Tisser
Tiber
19
How many hills are the city of Rome built on?
9
5
3
7
20
The building of the Colosseum was finished in..
80AD
72AD
89AD
80BC