Greek and Roman Housing.

Did Ancient Greeks and Romas satisfy their need of housing?

• Yes

• No

Greeks houses were small and had small ________________ with no glass .

• doors

• yards

• bricks

• windows

Did Greek men have a special room in the house only for them?

• Yes

• No

The gynaeceum is a room only for____________.It is on the second floor.

• men

• women

• slaves

• animals

The ___________________is a place open to the air and in the center of the house.

• courtyard

• storeroom

• gynaeceum

• well

Ancient Romans lived three different types of houses depending on their social class.

• Yes

• No

In cities, wealthy Ancient Romans lived in_________________.

• villas

• domus

• insulas

• courtyard

Some important parts in a Domus were the :

• Vestibulum-a grand entrance hall to the house and Atrium- typically has an open roof and a small pool that is used to collect water.

• Triclinium- The dining room. This was often the most decorated room of the house and Cubiculum- The bedroom

• Culina- The kitchen

• All the alternatives are correct.

In cities, poor people lived in ______________.

• domus

• insula

• atrium

• villa

In the countryside ,wealthy people lived in _________________.

• domus

• insula

• villa

• cottage