4-6 Review for DOL/Exam

Did each house have their own bathroom?

What kinds of statues were in the forum?

They were the guardian spirits of Pompeii.

Which grammatical person is "you" or "tu"?

What would you do in the atrium?

How did people get their information about town events and holidays?

Why were there large stone blocks at the entrance ways?

Which grammatical person is "Marcus" or "Metella" or "he"?

Comic actors were always male.

Plays were performed only at ____ that were held several times a year.

Did the culina have beautiful mosaic floors?

In pantomimes, ___ sang the lyrics while one masked performer mimed and danced.

What is the Latin word for the tall double door in a Roman house?

Lararium = library

What do we call this part of a Roman house?

Another word for a law court is

Which temple was dedicated to the god of poetry, the arts and medicine?

What in the forum ensured goods were sold fairly?

Was the atrium an impressive room?

How did the Romans like to decorate their houses?

The playwright Plautus was known for his tragedies.

Why was the forum so large?

What were the senior elected officials called?

Plots for pantomimes came from ___.

The patron of the cloth-workers' guild was...

Which temple was dedicated to the guardians gods of Pompeii?

What was the tablinum?

How much did entry to the theatre cost?

What was the atrium used for?

Which was not a musical instrument used at the theatre?

How many stories stood most Roman houses?

Which type of play is a mixture of opera and ballet?

Who was the Egyptian goddess that had a temple in Pompeii?

Where was the main entrance of the house?

Which grammatical person is "I" or "ego"?

Which of these Romans is not associated with the theatre?

Which of these would you find in the atrium?

The vulgar farces were about ___.

What subject goes with "dormio"?

What is the name of the hole in the ceiling of this room?

Which of the following is NOT a purpose for the forum of Pompeii?

Which room is this?

Which God or Goddess did not have a temple in the Forum?

Which room has no connection with the house, but is still part of the house?

Which room is this? (this one is very big)

Characters were easily recognized by the masks that the actors wore.

Which room is said to be poorly ventilated?

Why might the Romans have wanted this?

What was unusual about Roman gardens in towns (compared to gardens we usually have today)?

The performances of the plays lasted ____.

Who was the aedile?

The best seats at the front of the theater were reserved for ____.

The large theater at Pompeii could hold ___ people.

Did most Roman houses have two central courtyards?

____ paid for the actors, producers, etc.

What is the name of the bedroom?