Ancient Rome Achievements Quiz

What was a major achievement in ancient Rome?

• Building a network of public roads

• Inventing the wheel

• Creating the first democracy

• Developing the first written language

What was the purpose of Roman roads?

• To connect cities and forts

• To separate different regions

• To serve as marketplaces

• To act as barriers against invaders

What were Roman aqueducts used for?

• Carrying water into cities

• Transporting goods

• Hosting public events

• Defending against enemies

What were Roman amphitheatres used for?

• Entertainment and events

• Religious ceremonies

• Military training

• Political meetings

What was the function of Roman public baths?

• Bathing and socializing

• Military training

• Political discussions

• Religious rituals

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What did Roman art often include?

• Sculptures, mosaics, and paintings

• Only paintings

• Only sculptures

• Only mosaics

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How did the Romans depict people in their art?

• As they actually were

• As flawless versions

• As mythical creatures

• As animals

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What language was used in ancient Rome?

• Latin

• Greek

• English

• Egyptian

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Which languages developed out of Latin?

• French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Spanish

• German, Dutch, Swedish, and Norwegian

• Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese

• Russian, Polish, Czech, and Slovak

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Who was a Roman poet known for writing satirical poems?

• Pliny the Elder

• Claudius Galen

• Juvenal

• Cicero

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