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Acient Rome

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word Dictator mean?

a)

government

b)

someone who has total power over the government

c)

someone who has no power over the government

d)

someone who has total power over themselves.

2.

What does the word "gladiator" mean?

a)

a person who fought other people or wild animals to entertain people in ancient Rome

b)

Rome

c)

a person

d)

wild animals

3.

What does the word "empire" mean

a)

a large area

b)

a person who fought other people or wild animals to entertain people in ancient Rome

c)

a large area ruled by a single person, such as an emperor or empress

d)

person

4.

What does the word "Conquer" mean?

a)

to take cover

b)

to take over

c)

to take

d)

to like

5.

What does the word "aquaduct" mean?

a)

a channel

b)

water

c)

a channel that carries water to different places and carries away waste

d)

waste

6.

What can ancient Roman coins tell you about what life was like back then?

a)

Ancient Romans were wealthy and donated money.

b)

. Ancient Romans were forced to work as slaves.

c)

. Ancient Romans used money to buy goods and services.

d)

Ancient Romans bartered instead of using currency.

7.

What did ancient Romans build to bring in fresh water and remove waste from their cities?

a)

. the Pantheon

b)

the Colosseum

c)

aqueducts

d)

republics

8.

Which sentence is FALSE about ancient Romans?

a)

They gathered in the Forum to buy and sell goods.

b)

They often watched chariot races in the Colosseum.

c)

They created a republic that lasted for hundreds of years

d)

They elected gods and goddesses to run

their government

9.

PLEBIANS often lived in large apartment buildings. Wealthy families lived in houses. What are PLEBIANS?

a)

the elite

b)

gods and goddesses

c)

common people

d)

dictators

10.

Who is someone who has total power over a government?

a)

a senator

b)

a dictator

c)

a gladiator

d)

a plebian