WorksheetsRomans- week three quiz
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a government?
a)
A system where people vote for who is in charge
b)
A system where a small group of rich people are in charge
c)
An organisation which runs a country or larger organisation
d)
A system where a country has a king or queen
2.
What is aristocracy?
a)
A system where people vote for who is in charge
b)
A system where a small group of rich people runa country or place
c)
An organisation which runs a country or larger organisation
d)
A system where a country has a king or queen
3.
What is democracy?
a)
A system where people vote for who is in charge
b)
A system where a small group of rich people are in charge
c)
An organisation which runs a country or larger organisation
d)
A system where a country has a king or queen
4.
Which of these dates is first?
a)
43 A.D.
b)
1000 B.C.
c)
1000 A.D.
d)
999 B.C.
5.
How many years are in a millennium?
a)
1000
b)
100
c)
10
d)
2000
6.
How many years are in a decade?
a)
100
b)
1000
c)
10
d)
20
7.
How many years are in a century?
a)
10
b)
100
c)
1000
d)
10000
8.
Which century was the year 1066 in?
a)
11th
b)
10th
c)
16th
9.
Which century was the year 2016 in?
a)
20th
b)
21st
10.
Which century was 1966 in?
a)
21st
b)
20th
c)
19th
11.
What is an empire?
a)
When one country grows very large
b)
The process where one country takes over other countries
c)
A group of countries that are controlled by one other country
d)
When a country is ruled by people who vote for the government
12.
What is a colony?
a)
A group of countries that are controlled by one other country
b)
The process where one country takes over other countries
c)
A country that is controlled by another country
d)
One country attacking another country
13.
What is the process of one country taking over other countries known as?
a)
Empiring
b)
Builderisation
c)
Expanderisation
d)
Colonisation
14.
What name is given to a leader of an army?
a)
Colonel
b)
Sergeant
c)
General
d)
Head honcho
15.
What is a dictator?
a)
Someone who rules by themselves
b)
Someone who writes things down
c)
Someone who stands for election
d)
A rich person who helps to run a country
16.
What does it mean if one country conquers another?
a)
One country becomes friends with another
b)
One country totally destroys another
c)
One country invades a country but then leaves
d)
One country takes over another country
17.
When was the city of Rome founded?
a)
753 B.C.
b)
509 B.C.
c)
146 B.C.
d)
44 B.C.
18.
By which date did Rome control Spain, Greece, Carthage and Italy?
a)
43 A.D.
b)
146 B.C.
c)
100 B.C.
d)
509 B.C.
19.
When was Julius Caesar born?
a)
100 A.D.
b)
100 B.C.
c)
44 B.C.
d)
210 B.C.
20.
What was the name of the organisation that governed Rome?
a)
Democracy
b)
Aristocracy
c)
The senate
d)
Monarchy
21.
In what ways was Rome before the time of Caesar democratic?
a)
Rich people were on the senate
b)
Everyone voted for a president who ran Rome on his own
c)
Almost all men could vote for who made up the senate
d)
Men and women could vote for who was on the senate
22.
Why was the senate dominated by (full of) rich people?
a)
Only rich people wanted to be senators
b)
Poor people were not allowed to be senators
c)
Only rich people could afford to vote people to vote for them, and rich people voted for other rich people
d)
The emperor only allowed rich people to be senators
23.
What did the Roman army do once it had captured a new country?
a)
Leave it to defend itself
b)
Trust the people would do whatever they were told
c)
All return to Rome
d)
Leave troops to ensure the people who had been defeated did as the Romans wished
24.
Why was Julius Caesar popular with his men?
a)
He used to take them out for dinner
b)
He paid them well and gave them land
c)
He would buy them drinks
d)
He told them funny jokes
25.
What position did Julius Caesar have in Rome before he died?
a)
Emperor
b)
Grand leader
c)
Prime Minister
d)
Dictator forever
26.
How did Julius Caesar die?
a)
Old age
b)
He was killed in battle
c)
Stabbed in the senate house by his enemies
d)
Alcoholism
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