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Chapter 11: Rome and Christianity

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Philosopher who tried to stop the chaos in Rome’s government

a)

aqueduct

b)

Cicero

c)

civil law

d)

currency

e)

Julius Caesar

2.

A public speaker

a)

orator

b)

Ovid

c)

Pax Romana

d)

provinces

e)

Romance

3.

The most powerful Roman general

a)

aqueduct

b)

Cicero

c)

civil law

d)

currency

e)

Julius Caesar

4.

Outlying areas controlled by Romans

a)

orator

b)

Ovid

c)

Pax Romana

d)

provinces

e)

Romance

5.

Used by Romans for money

a)

aqueduct

b)

Cicero

c)

civil law

d)

currency

e)

Julius Caesar

6.

The first 200 years of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire

a)

orator

b)

Ovid

c)

Pax Romana

d)

provinces

e)

Romance

7.

A raised channel used to carry water from mountains to the cities

a)

aqueduct

b)

Cicero

c)

civil law

d)

currency

e)

Julius Caesar

8.

He wrote poems about Roman mythology

a)

orator

b)

Ovid

c)

Pax Romana

d)

provinces

e)

Romance

9.

Latin languages that included Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian

a)

orator

b)

Ovid

c)

Pax Romana

d)

provinces

e)

Romance

10.

A legal system based on a written code of laws

a)

aqueduct

b)

Cicero

c)

civil law

d)

currency

e)

Julius Caesar

11.

When the ________________________ conquered people, they generally allowed them to keep their own religious beliefs and customs. (Romans/Gauls)

a)

Romans

b)

Gauls

12.

At the beginning of the first century AD, a new religion appeared in Judea called ________________________. (Judaism/Christianity)

a)

Judaism

b)

Christianity

13.

The Jews were waiting for the ________________________, which means “God’s Chosen One.” (Resurrection/Messiah)

a)

Resurrection

b)

Messiah

14.

The ________________________ is the holy book of Christianity. (Bible/Old Testament)

a)

Bible

b)

Old Testament

15.

________________________ was a type of execution in which a person was nailed to a cross. (Persecution/Crucifixion)

a)

Persecution

b)

Crucifixion

16.

Christians refer to Jesus’ rise from the dead as the ________________________. (Messiah/Resurrection)

a)

Messiah

b)

Resurrection

17.

The ________________________ were 12 men whom Jesus chose to receive special training. (Apostles/disciples)

a)

Apostles

b)

disciples

18.

________________________ of Tarses traveled throughout the Roman world spreading Christian teachings. (Jesus/Paul)

a)

Jesus

b)

Paul

19.

eople who die for their religious beliefs are called ________________________. (disciples/martyrs)

a)

disciples

b)

martyrs

20.

________________________ means punishing a group because of its beliefs. (Crucifixion/Persecution)

a)

Crucifixion

b)

Persecution

21.

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace each underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.


Convinced that the empire was too big for one person to rule, Constantine divided it in two.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Attila

c)

Justinian

d)

Constantinople

e)

Byzantine

22.

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace each underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.


The new capital of the Roman Empire was called Turkey.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Attila

c)

Justinian

d)

Constantinople

e)

Byzantine

23.

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace each underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.


The Huns, led by a fearsome leader named Gaul, raided Roman territory in the east.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Attila

c)

Justinian

d)

Constantinople

e)

Byzantine

24.

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace each underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.


Emperor Constantine reconquered parts of the fallen empire.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Attila

c)

Justinian

d)

Constantinople

e)

Byzantine

25.

Read the FALSE statement below. Replace each underlined word with the word that makes the sentence TRUE.


The Germanic Empire arose from the eastern part of the Roman Empire.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Attila

c)

Justinian

d)

Constantinople

e)

Byzantine