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Stage 17 Culture - Alexandria
Stage 17 Culture - Alexandria
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Who was the Caesareum dedicated to?
Julius Caesar
Marc Antony
Cleopatra
Augustus
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When did Egypt become a Roman province?
230 BCE
130 CE
30 CE
30 BCE
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Which of these races lived in Alexandria?
Romans
Africans
All of the above
Indians
4
What is this?
Clepatra's Sewing Machine
Cleopatra's Thread
Cleopatra's Needle
A Column
5
Who chose the site of this famous Egyptian city?
Philip of Macedon
Alexander the Great
The Pope
Julius Caesar
6
Which of the following is a subject that was NOT studied at the Museum?
Anatomy
Agriculture
Astronomy
Literature
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Why was Canopus Street so remarkable?
It was very narrow
It was clean
It was covered
It was very wide
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Which of these things did the founder NOT find in the area:
Healthy Climate
Limestone Quarries
Fresh Water
Gold
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Alexander was alive to see the completion of the city.
Verum
Falsum
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What is this?
Pharos
Incorrectos
Maros
Claros
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What was the Pharos named after?
Julius Pharius
The island on which it stood
An Emperor
A Pharoh
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The Pharos was one of the 7 Wonder of the Ancient World:
Verum
Falsum
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Who was the last Ptolemaic ruler?
Cleopatra
Magistra
Ptolemy
Julius Caesar
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Who was the Museum named after?
The Muses
Venus
Mars
Mercury
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What was the main street in Alexandria?
Terpsichore Street
Thaleia Street
Caliope Street
Canopus Street
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Where was Alexander buried?
Babylon
Memphis
Alexandria
Alexandria, VA
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Who was Alexander's successor?
Pharoh
Ptolemy
Cleopatra
Julius Caesar
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What is this?
A Centaur
A Minotaur
A Sphinx
A Minx
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What was Alexandria's university called?
Universus
Museum
Liber
Liberarum
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When arriving to Alexandria, what is the first thing a sailor would have seen?
A Flag
Land
The Pharos
The Library