WorksheetsMidterm Culture Review (Latin II)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Hannibal Barca
a Punic general
defeated Scipio Africanus
fought elephants
wrestled a bear
Hamilcar Barca
Hannibal and Hasdrubal's father
defeated the Punics
defeated the Romans
destroyed Carthage
Trasimene
Last battle of the Punic Wars
"death hug" battle
Battle at a lake
naval battle
Titus Cornelius
Marcus' uncle
Marcus' brother
Marcus' tutor
Marcus' teacher
Aurelia
Marcus' sister
Marcus' mother
Marcus' girlfriend
Marcus' aunt
aedile
Roman co-president
Roman Treasury Official
Roman Public Works Official
Roman Advocate for the Plebians
quaestor
Roman Treasury Official
Roman co-president
Roman general
Roman Public Works Official
cursus honorum
path of offices
race track
honorific curse
prayer for expulsion from the city
comitia
public assembly
private assembly
Public Works Official
Senate
"Carthago delenda est!"
Cato the Elder
Cato the Younger
Hannibal Barca
Scipio Africanus
Fabius Cunctator
"delayed" Hannibal's forces
instigated anti-Scipio riots
"delayed" Roman forces
helped the Punics conquer Sicilia
Hannibal crossed these mountains to enter Italia.
the Alps
the Pyrenees
the Adirondack s
the Dolomites
This river flows through Rome.
the Tiber
the Rhodanus
the Tagus
the Trebia
This structure was built for chariot racing.
Circus Maximus
Curia Hostilia
Pantheon
Ara Pacis
This structure was built for (human) athletic contests.
Stadium of Domitian
Flavian Amphitheater
Circus Maximus
Theater of Marcellus
This structure was built to house Rome's Eternal Flame.
Templum Vestae
Arcus Titi
Amphitheatrum Flavium
Curia Hostilia
Russati
the red team
the blue team
the white team
the green team
Where did Romans prefer to bury their dead?
Outside the city walls
In the center of town
Beneath trees
In deep water
What might a Roman traveler do inside a tomb?
use the "bathroom"
take a nap
disturb the bones of the dead
read a book
When the Cornelii first came to the city, they entered through which gate?
the Porta Cisalpina
the Porta Capena
the Porta Carthagina
the Porta Nova
