What ancient Roman structure is known for its advanced engineering and use of arches?

• Colosseum

• Pantheon

• Aqueducts

• Roman Forum

Which Roman philosopher and statesman is known for his contributions to the understanding of natural phenomena?

• Seneca

• Cicero

• Pliny the Elder

• Marcus Aurelius

What Roman invention was crucial for the development of large cities by providing a reliable water supply?

• Aqueducts

• Sewers

• Public Baths

• Fountains

Which Roman physician's work influenced medical science for centuries?

• Galen

• Hippocrates

• Avicenna

• Paracelsus

What Roman architectural feature allowed for the construction of large and stable buildings?

• Dome

• Arch

• Column

• Pediment

Which Roman naturalist wrote 'Naturalis Historia', an early encyclopedia of the natural world?

• Pliny the Elder

• Seneca

• Cato the Elder

• Cicero

What was the primary material used by Romans in their construction that contributed to their architectural success?

• Concrete

• Marble

• Granite

• Limestone

Which Roman engineering feat was used to transport water over long distances?

• Aqueducts

• Bridges

• Roads

• Tunnels

What Roman innovation helped in the development of public health systems?

• Sewers

• Public Baths

• Aqueducts

• Hospitals

Which Roman scientist is known for his work in astronomy and geography?

• Ptolemy

• Aristarchus

• Eratosthenes

• Hipparchus