Jesus' baptism was important because...

it was a turning point towards him being a public preacher

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?

It was conquered by Alexander the Great

An above ground system for moving water

General from Carthage who had army with war elephants

According to Christian belief, Jesus...

came back to life 3 days after he died

Saul persecuted Christians, then...

Changed his name to Paul and became a leader for Christians

citizens elect representatives to vote and make laws

an underground system for bringing water to a city

What does "crossing the Rubicon" mean?

Making an important decision that cannot be changed

The following symbol was used for what?

A symbol for Christ put on shields of Constantine's army

had a purple stripe on his toga

were elected by Plebeians and tried to influence laws

During the Conflict of the Orders...

Plebeians left Rome and refused to work or serve in army

The most important rules for Christians are...

to love God and to love your neighbors

a person willing to die instead of changing their beliefs

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Rome Unit Test Review

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A review for the Ancient Rome Unit Test taken by 7th grade student. #rome #christianity #julius #caesar #juliuscaesar #hannibal #scipio #africanus #punicwars #colosseum #circusmaximus #empire #conflictoftheorders #plebeians #patricians

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Questions 59

Answers

1
A shroud is...
a cloth used to wrap a body for burial
the type of flag carried by soldiers to identify the unit
a shield carried by soldiers into battle
a garment worn by women in Rome
2
What group was made up only of Plebeians?
Assembly
Grand Council of Rome
House of Representatives
Senate
3
The Roman god Juno was the Greek god...
Zeus
Perseus
Aphrodite
Hera
4
A Roman citizen that wore a toga with a purple stripe would be which of the following?
Tribune
Senator
Consul
Prefect
5
What is an empire?
a type of government over conquered countries
a government where the rich can vote, but poor cannot
a country ruled by a tyrant
a country with more than 10,000 square miles of land
6
Jesus' baptism was important because...
it showed that he was born without any sin
it showed that he rejected Judaism
it was a turning point towards him being a public preacher
it was the first miracle he performed
7
Neptune is called ________________ by the Greeks.
Zeus
Hades
Poseidon
Demeter
8
Pluto was known as ____________ to the Greeks.
Persephone
Minerva
Hephaestus
Hades
9
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?
The empire was too large to protect
High taxes made many people too poor to survive
It was conquered by Alexander the Great
The spread of Christianity
10
The group that held the most political power in early Roman times was the...
Etruscans
Patricians
Christians
Plebeians
11
What government official could only be elected by the Plebeians?
Tribune
Legionnaire
Senator
Consul
12
What is an aqueduct?
a Roman battle ship powered by 48 oars
a four-horse chariot used for racing
an underground system for moving water
An above ground system for moving water
13
Hannibal...
Was the Apostle who betrayed Jesus to Roman Soldiers
Was the Roman king who accepted Christianity on his deathbed
General from Carthage who had army with war elephants
Roman General who conquered Carthage in First Punic War
14
What do Buddhists call the guidance Siddhartha gave for human behavior?
Ten Commandments
Four Noble Truths
Nicene Creed
Eightfold Path
15
How would you know a Roman citizen by his appearance?
He wore his hair long
He wore a cameo with the emperor's face carved on it
He had a purple stripe on his clothing
He wore a toga
16
Chariot races were held in the...
Atrium
Colosseum
Tepidarium
Circus Maximus
17
What do Christians call the guidance Jesus gave for human behavior?
Golden Rule
Nicene Creed
Beatitudes
Eightfold Path
18
What religion is Siddhartha most associated with?
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
19
Christians...
are monotheistic
are polytheistic
Believe Jesus was a prophet
were never allowed to worship legally in Rome
20
According to Christian belief, Jesus...
gave the Jews the 10 Commandments
fought a battle with Sata and imprisoned him forever
traveled to Egypt and Italy during his lifetime
came back to life 3 days after he died
21
Which group of people had to serve in the army but were not allowed to vote?
Plebeians
Jews
Patricians
Gauls
22
Saul persecuted Christians, then...
became a prefect for Judea
Donated his tomb to be used for Jesus
Changed his name to Paul and became a leader for Christians
Was crucified upside down
23
Augustus was also known as...
Marc Antony
Nero
Spartacus
Octavian
24
A short story about people that teaches a lesson about moral behavior is called?
a parable
an epistle
a fable
a novella
25
Which Roman emperor may have been responsible for burning Rome in order to build a big palace?
Constantine
Nero
Barabbas
Tiberius
26
The religion that Siddhartha was raised in was...
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
27
In a republic...
a king or queen rules with the assistance of the council
all citizens meet together to vote on all laws
citizens elect representatives to vote and make laws
a military leader seizes power unlawfully and rules alone
28
A cuniculus was...
a place where chariot races were held
an above-ground structure to bring water to a city
an underground system for bringing water to a city
passageway through a wall that had straight sides
29
How many senators were there, and how long did they serve?
10, elected every year
100, six years
600, two years
300, for life
30
What does "crossing the Rubicon" mean?
Making an important decision that cannot be changed
You are a friend? Why are you killing me?
Traveling from city to city to preach Christianity
Switching sides in wartime
31
The column was...
Only allowed to be used on government buildings in Rome
adopted from the Etruscans
a Roman invention
adopted from the Greeks
32
Jesus' closest followers and first teachers were...
the tribunes
the gospels
the martyrs
the disciples
33
The Western part of the Roman Empire "fell" _________ years before the Eastern part.
1000
5
225
313
34
The following symbol was used for what?
Symbol on Pontius Pilate's armor with his initials
Branding Christians that were killed in the Colosseum
A symbol for Christ put on shields of Constantine's army
Caesar wore this symbol to symbolize Alexander the Great
35
The building used for gladiator fights in Rome is called...
Verus Amphitheater
Caesar's Stadium
Circus Maximus
The Colosseum
36
A Roman senator...
had a purple stripe on his toga
Was entitled to two soldiers as his bodyguard
wore a medal with the crucifix on it
was elected representative of the plebeians
37
______________ disobeyed the Senate and marched his army into Rome.
Julius Caesar
Octavian (Augustus)
Romulus
Constantine
38
Tribunes...
were Patricians who served as judges in the Roman courts
were rulers of Roman provinces (governors)
were elected by Plebeians and tried to influence laws
were laws that the Plebeians passed to limit Patrician power
39
"Treat others the way you want to be treated" is known as...
the Beatitudes
the Rule of Salvation
the Sermon on the Mount
the Golden Rule
40
Very soon after Jesus was baptised...
he was arrested and crucified
he traveled to Corinth
he started preaching about God
he was found in the temple discussing religion with rabbis
41
At what point do people consider Siddhartha to have become immortal?
When he saw suffering and death
When he became an ascetic
When he reached enlightenment
When he left the palace of his father
42
To ___________ a law, is to reject it.
Patronize
Crucify
Gaul
Veto
43
The male head of the household in Roman times was called the...
Scipio
Caesar
Cuniculus
Paterfamilias
44
What religion did Jesus' new religion come from?
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
45
Octavian was...
the man who persecuted Christians, then changed his name
the first emperor to worship the god Anubis
the first emperor of Rome
the grandson of Julius Caesar
46
What architectural invention did the Romans get from the Etruscans?
Dome
Arch
Column
Great Bath
47
In the Roman Republic, there were 2 _____________. Each was elected for one year.
Tribunes
Senators
Consuls
Chief Justices
48
During the Conflict of the Orders...
Emperor Nero ordered Christians to be tortured or killed
he traveled to Corinth
Julius Caesar returned to Rome with his army
Plebeians left Rome and refused to work or serve in army
49
The most important rules for Christians are...
Respect your parents and other adults, pay taxes to church
pay your taxes to Caesar and give t the poor
convert others to Christianity and g to church on Sundays
to love God and to love your neighbors
50
What religion is Jesus most associated with?
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
51
A martyr is...
the winner of a gladiator battle
a slave in Rome
a person willing to die instead of changing their beliefs
someone who followed Jesus during his lifetime
52
The Greek god Zeus was the Roman god...
Neptune
Apollo
Venus
Jupiter
53
Who did Jesus appoint as the leader of the church after he died?
Marc Antony
Constantine
John the Baptist
Peter
54
The wars between Rome and Carthage are called the...
Punic Wars
Mediterranean Wars
Wars of Roman Conquest
Carthaginian Wars
55
Pontius Pilate was a _____________ in Judea.
tribune
consul
prefect
perfect
56
Pompeii...
Was buried in volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt Vesuvias
Led a rebellion of over 6,000 slaves
was the name of a victory of Constantine over the Huns
Was the second emperor of the Roman Empire
57
The person in charge of the Roman family was called the...
Father
Avatar
Paterfamilias
Cuniculus
58
Which of the following was a result of the Conflict of the Orders?
The victory of Julius Caesar against the Germanic tribes
The law of the Twelve Tables
The beheading of John the Baptist
The killing of Christians at the Colloseum
59
Patricians were...
Upper class, wealthy Romans
The father of a Roman family (head of household)
Judges in the Roman Supreme Court
Lower class, poorer Romans

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Rome Unit Test Review

59 termsStudBud Administration628 plays

Flashcards59 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 59

Answers

1
A shroud is...
a cloth used to wrap a body for burial
the type of flag carried by soldiers to identify the unit
a shield carried by soldiers into battle
a garment worn by women in Rome
2
What group was made up only of Plebeians?
Assembly
Grand Council of Rome
House of Representatives
Senate
3
The Roman god Juno was the Greek god...
Zeus
Perseus
Aphrodite
Hera
4
A Roman citizen that wore a toga with a purple stripe would be which of the following?
Tribune
Senator
Consul
Prefect
5
What is an empire?
a type of government over conquered countries
a government where the rich can vote, but poor cannot
a country ruled by a tyrant
a country with more than 10,000 square miles of land
6
Jesus' baptism was important because...
it showed that he was born without any sin
it showed that he rejected Judaism
it was a turning point towards him being a public preacher
it was the first miracle he performed
7
Neptune is called ________________ by the Greeks.
Zeus
Hades
Poseidon
Demeter
8
Pluto was known as ____________ to the Greeks.
Persephone
Minerva
Hephaestus
Hades
9
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?
The empire was too large to protect
High taxes made many people too poor to survive
It was conquered by Alexander the Great
The spread of Christianity
10
The group that held the most political power in early Roman times was the...
Etruscans
Patricians
Christians
Plebeians
11
What government official could only be elected by the Plebeians?
Tribune
Legionnaire
Senator
Consul
12
What is an aqueduct?
a Roman battle ship powered by 48 oars
a four-horse chariot used for racing
an underground system for moving water
An above ground system for moving water
13
Hannibal...
Was the Apostle who betrayed Jesus to Roman Soldiers
Was the Roman king who accepted Christianity on his deathbed
General from Carthage who had army with war elephants
Roman General who conquered Carthage in First Punic War
14
What do Buddhists call the guidance Siddhartha gave for human behavior?
Ten Commandments
Four Noble Truths
Nicene Creed
Eightfold Path
15
How would you know a Roman citizen by his appearance?
He wore his hair long
He wore a cameo with the emperor's face carved on it
He had a purple stripe on his clothing
He wore a toga
16
Chariot races were held in the...
Atrium
Colosseum
Tepidarium
Circus Maximus
17
What do Christians call the guidance Jesus gave for human behavior?
Golden Rule
Nicene Creed
Beatitudes
Eightfold Path
18
What religion is Siddhartha most associated with?
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Buddhism
19
Christians...
are monotheistic
are polytheistic
Believe Jesus was a prophet
were never allowed to worship legally in Rome
20
According to Christian belief, Jesus...
gave the Jews the 10 Commandments
fought a battle with Sata and imprisoned him forever
traveled to Egypt and Italy during his lifetime
came back to life 3 days after he died
21
Which group of people had to serve in the army but were not allowed to vote?
Plebeians
Jews
Patricians
Gauls
22
Saul persecuted Christians, then...
became a prefect for Judea
Donated his tomb to be used for Jesus
Changed his name to Paul and became a leader for Christians
Was crucified upside down
23
Augustus was also known as...
Marc Antony
Nero
Spartacus
Octavian
24
A short story about people that teaches a lesson about moral behavior is called?
a parable
an epistle
a fable
a novella
25
Which Roman emperor may have been responsible for burning Rome in order to build a big palace?
Constantine
Nero
Barabbas
Tiberius
26
The religion that Siddhartha was raised in was...
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Confucianism
27
In a republic...
a king or queen rules with the assistance of the council
all citizens meet together to vote on all laws
citizens elect representatives to vote and make laws
a military leader seizes power unlawfully and rules alone
28
A cuniculus was...
a place where chariot races were held
an above-ground structure to bring water to a city
an underground system for bringing water to a city
passageway through a wall that had straight sides
29
How many senators were there, and how long did they serve?
10, elected every year
100, six years
600, two years
300, for life
30
What does "crossing the Rubicon" mean?
Making an important decision that cannot be changed
You are a friend? Why are you killing me?
Traveling from city to city to preach Christianity
Switching sides in wartime
31
The column was...
Only allowed to be used on government buildings in Rome
adopted from the Etruscans
a Roman invention
adopted from the Greeks
32
Jesus' closest followers and first teachers were...
the tribunes
the gospels
the martyrs
the disciples
33
The Western part of the Roman Empire "fell" _________ years before the Eastern part.
1000
5
225
313
34
The following symbol was used for what?
Symbol on Pontius Pilate's armor with his initials
Branding Christians that were killed in the Colosseum
A symbol for Christ put on shields of Constantine's army
Caesar wore this symbol to symbolize Alexander the Great
35
The building used for gladiator fights in Rome is called...
Verus Amphitheater
Caesar's Stadium
Circus Maximus
The Colosseum
36
A Roman senator...
had a purple stripe on his toga
Was entitled to two soldiers as his bodyguard
wore a medal with the crucifix on it
was elected representative of the plebeians
37
______________ disobeyed the Senate and marched his army into Rome.
Julius Caesar
Octavian (Augustus)
Romulus
Constantine
38
Tribunes...
were Patricians who served as judges in the Roman courts
were rulers of Roman provinces (governors)
were elected by Plebeians and tried to influence laws
were laws that the Plebeians passed to limit Patrician power
39
"Treat others the way you want to be treated" is known as...
the Beatitudes
the Rule of Salvation
the Sermon on the Mount
the Golden Rule
40
Very soon after Jesus was baptised...
he was arrested and crucified
he traveled to Corinth
he started preaching about God
he was found in the temple discussing religion with rabbis
41
At what point do people consider Siddhartha to have become immortal?
When he saw suffering and death
When he became an ascetic
When he reached enlightenment
When he left the palace of his father
42
To ___________ a law, is to reject it.
Patronize
Crucify
Gaul
Veto
43
The male head of the household in Roman times was called the...
Scipio
Caesar
Cuniculus
Paterfamilias
44
What religion did Jesus' new religion come from?
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
Islam
45
Octavian was...
the man who persecuted Christians, then changed his name
the first emperor to worship the god Anubis
the first emperor of Rome
the grandson of Julius Caesar
46
What architectural invention did the Romans get from the Etruscans?
Dome
Arch
Column
Great Bath
47
In the Roman Republic, there were 2 _____________. Each was elected for one year.
Tribunes
Senators
Consuls
Chief Justices
48
During the Conflict of the Orders...
Emperor Nero ordered Christians to be tortured or killed
he traveled to Corinth
Julius Caesar returned to Rome with his army
Plebeians left Rome and refused to work or serve in army
49
The most important rules for Christians are...
Respect your parents and other adults, pay taxes to church
pay your taxes to Caesar and give t the poor
convert others to Christianity and g to church on Sundays
to love God and to love your neighbors
50
What religion is Jesus most associated with?
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Buddhism
51
A martyr is...
the winner of a gladiator battle
a slave in Rome
a person willing to die instead of changing their beliefs
someone who followed Jesus during his lifetime
52
The Greek god Zeus was the Roman god...
Neptune
Apollo
Venus
Jupiter
53
Who did Jesus appoint as the leader of the church after he died?
Marc Antony
Constantine
John the Baptist
Peter
54
The wars between Rome and Carthage are called the...
Punic Wars
Mediterranean Wars
Wars of Roman Conquest
Carthaginian Wars
55
Pontius Pilate was a _____________ in Judea.
tribune
consul
prefect
perfect
56
Pompeii...
Was buried in volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt Vesuvias
Led a rebellion of over 6,000 slaves
was the name of a victory of Constantine over the Huns
Was the second emperor of the Roman Empire
57
The person in charge of the Roman family was called the...
Father
Avatar
Paterfamilias
Cuniculus
58
Which of the following was a result of the Conflict of the Orders?
The victory of Julius Caesar against the Germanic tribes
The law of the Twelve Tables
The beheading of John the Baptist
The killing of Christians at the Colloseum
59
Patricians were...
Upper class, wealthy Romans
The father of a Roman family (head of household)
Judges in the Roman Supreme Court
Lower class, poorer Romans