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Ancient Rome

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  • Carthage was one of Rome's biggest enemies. Who was their most famous general? a) Hasdrubal  b) Himilco  c) Hannibal
    Hannibal
  • Who is considered the last Roman emperor? a) Claudius b) Romulus Augustus c) Vespasian
    Romulus Augustus
  • How many religious festivals ("feriae") were celebrated each year in Ancient Rome? a) 15  b) 70  c) 135
    135
  • What did Romans wear for everyday clothing? a) Tunic b) Toga  c) T-shirt
    Tunic
  • Which emperor split the empire into two parts, eastern and western? a) Diocletian b) NeroMarcus Aurelius c)
    Diocletian
  • What is the name of a famous wall in Scotland built by the Romans? a) Trajan's wall b) Hadrian's wall c) Octavian's wall
    Hadrian's wall
  • Who was the first Roman emperor? a) Octavian b) Hadrian c) Constantine
    Octavian
  • Which Roman city was destroyed by a volcanic eruption? a) Pompeii b) Londinium c) Florentia
    Pompeii
  • Who was the most important of the Roman gods? a) Mars b) Mercury c) Jupiter
    Jupiter
  • The word gladiator comes from the Latin word 'gladius'. What is this? a) Sword b) Helmet c) Shield
    Sword
  • What was a patrician? a) Farmer b) Aristocrat c) Slave
    Aristocrat
  • Which Roman leader was responsible for a calendar reform that remains the basis of the modern calendar? a) Scipio b) Julius Caesar c) Cicero
    Julius Caesar
  • What is the name of the river that runs through Rome? a) Danube b) Rubicon c) Tiber
    Tiber
  • What is the Flavian Amphitheater commonly called? a) Acropolis b) Circus Maximus b) Colosseum
    Colosseum
  • Who was the Roman emperor that legalised the Christian religion? a) Diocletian b) Nero c) Constantine
    Constantine
  • According to Roman mythology, Rome was founded by two brothers. One was Romulus and the other was... a) Remus  b) Numitor  c) Flavius
    Remus
  • What did the Romans build to transport large amounts of water over long distances? a) Barrels  b) Pipes  c) Aqueducts
    Aqueducts