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WorksheetsUNIT 5: ROMANS
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
First Roman Emperor
Julius Caesar
Cicero
Alexander
Octavius Augustus
Ancient History is the period of History that finishes when people learned to read and write.
True
False
Before the Roman conquest, the Iberian Peninsula was inhabited by ...
Celts
Iberians
Greeks
Carthaginians and Phonicians
All answers are true
In the Roman civilisation we could find:
caves, megaliths and simple tools.
theatres, circuses and amphitheatres.
castles and churches.
What is the name of the two Rome founders?
Romulus and Remus
Remo and Roma
Rome is a city in the
Iberian Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
Romans conquered all ...
Guadalhorce
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Patricians (Nobles) were poor.
True
False
Plebeians (People) were farmers and workers in general.
True
False
Aqueducts were used for ...
live inside.
Carry water.
Armour.
Which building wasn't made by Romans?
Circuses
Theatres
Castles
The descendants of Rome's founders were the
patricians.
plebeians.
_____________ devoted themselves mainly to agriculture, crafts and trade.
Patricians
Plebeians
The Romans built up a very powerful
province.
army.
road.
The Empire was ruled by an ____________ who held all the power.
king
emperor
president
The Roman Wmpire ended in ______ AD in the time of Emperor Romulus Augustus.
467
746
476
The Roans divided their conquered territory into ...
cities
provinces
autonomous communities
In 218 BC, the Roman army, led by Scipio, landed at ___________, a Greek colony.
Numantia
Carthago Nova
Emporion
The Romans called the territory they had conquered in the Iberian Peninsula ...
Hispania
España
Spain
To be able to govern it, Hispania was divided into five mainland provinces:
Gallaecia, Tarraconenis, Numantia, Lusitania and Baetica.
Gallaecia, Tarraconenis, Carthaginensis, Lusitania and Baetica.
Saguntum, Tarraconenis, Carthaginensis, Lusitania and Baetica.
Gallaecia, Tarraconenis, Carthago Nova, Lusitania and Baetica.
The richest citizens dedicated themselves to
politics and business
artisans and working in services
were owned by their masters and worked for them
The majority of the inhabitants were
politics and business
artisans and working in services
were owned by their masters and worked for them
There were also slaves that
politics and business
artisans and working in services
were owned by their masters and worked for them
The richest citizens lived in very luxurious detached houses called
domus
insulae
The majority of the inhabitants were artisans or peasants that lived in partment blocks called
domus
insulae
They also had __________ for waste water.
aqueducts
sewers
baths
The ____________ ______ commemorated military victories.
markets
amplitheatre
triumphal arches
The ______ were where Romans bethed, swam and relaxed.
triumphal arches
baths
sewers
_________ was the lenguage spoken by all the inhabitants of the Empire
Italian
Spanish
Latin
In the 4th century AD, the Emperor Theodosius proclaimed _____________ as the oficial religion of the Empire.
Christianity
Protestantism
Judaism
The _______ _______ ________ was created by the Romans.
ten month calendar
seven day week
twelve month calendar
One of the main roads was the _____ __________ which ran along the Mediterranean coast to Cadiz.
Via Augusta
Via Julius
Via Cornelius
At first, Christians were persecuted, but in the 4th century AD, the Emperor Theodosius proclaimed Christianity as the official religion of the Empire.
True
False
Romans believed that all citizens had certain rights and duties that were written up and constitute the _______ _______.
Roman law
Roman religion
Roman lenguage
the process of integration in the Roman world is called
industrialisation
romanisation
italianisation
chariot races were held in the
amphitheatre
triumphal arches
circus
