Unit Test Practice : Rome Jupiter

How many meters high are the Italian Alps?

• 3500 meters

• 5200 meters

• 6000 meters

• 4808 meters

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 4808 meters as the Italian Alps are approximately that height. The other options are not accurate measurements for the height of the Italian Alps.

About how many meters high are the Apennines?

• 5,678 meters

• 1,234 meters

• 3,456 meters

• 2,912 meters

Answer explanation

The Apennines are about 2,912 meters high, making that the correct answer choice.

Which year was Mount Vesuvius' worst eruption?

• 62 AD

• 105 AD

• 150 AD

• 79 AD

Answer explanation

Mount Vesuvius' worst eruption occurred in 79 AD, causing the destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

How many Meters high is Mount Vesuvius?

• 1,200 meters

• 1,281 meters

• 1,500 meters

• 1,000 meters

Answer explanation

Mount Vesuvius is 1,281 meters high, making the correct answer choice 1,281 meters.

What is a difference between a hill and a mountain?

• Color

• Width

• Shape

• Height

Answer explanation

The difference between a hill and a mountain lies in their height. A mountain is taller than a hill, making height the distinguishing factor between the two landforms.

What River was Rome founded near?

• Danube River

• Nile River

• Amazon River

• Tiber River

Answer explanation

Rome was founded near the Tiber River, making it the correct choice out of the given options.

How many KM long is the Tiber River?

• 300 kilometers

• 500 kilometers

• 250 kilometers

• 405 kilometers

Answer explanation

The Tiber River is 405 kilometers long, making it the correct choice out of the given options.

Are taxes compulsory contributions to state revenue?

• Sometimes

• No

• Yes

• Voluntary

Answer explanation

Taxes are compulsory contributions to state revenue, making them mandatory for individuals and businesses to pay.

What does a Publicani do with taxes?

• Use them for personal gain

• Donate them to charity

• Collect taxes on behalf of the Roman government

• Bury them underground

Answer explanation

A Publicani collects taxes on behalf of the Roman government, not for personal gain or charity.

Where do Romans hold private prayer?

• At home

• At Temples

• At SIPC

• At Ager's House

Answer explanation

Romans hold private prayer at home, as mentioned in the question. This is where they typically conduct their personal prayers.