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WorksheetsAncient Rome Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
According to legend, the city of Rome was...
Named after Romulus.
Is located on the Tiber River.
Is surrounded by seven hills.
All of the Above
Before adopting Christianity, most Romans believed in multiple gods and goddesses. This is known as...
Monotheism
Polytheism
Quadradic Equation
Plebeians
A form of government in which the citizens elect their leaders.
Republic
Monarchy
Tyranny
Communism
The single most powerful ruling body in the Ancient Roman Republic—made up of 300 male members (who then served for life).
House of Representatives
House of Commons
Executive Branch
Senate
Who were the "ordinary" working class people. (This included artisans, farmers, shopkeepers, etc.)
Patricians
Senators
Plebeians
Dictators
Architecture was crucial to the success of Rome. Which of the following are the Romans credited with using?
Aqueducts
Arches
Domes
All of the Above
Who was the FIRST Roman emperor to convert to Christianity? He converted in 306 A.D.
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Constantine
Nero
Time period know as the, "Roman Peace," from 27BC to 180AD.
SPQR
Pax Romana
Roman Republic
Byzantine Empire
Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44B.C. Which of the following represents that number correctly in Roman Numerals?
XXXXIIII
SPQR
XLIV
XXVVVVIIII
"Veni, Vidi, Vici" translates to...
"Rome wasn't built in a day."
"I came, I saw, I conquered."
"When in Rome, do as the Romans."
"Senātus Populusque Rōmānus,"
The "Ides of March" is also known as which date?
March 1st
March 17th
March 11th
March 15th
Which of the following were the "wealthy, landowning" members of Roman society?
Plebeians
Patricians
Slaves
Gods & Goddesses
What is an aqueduct?
A division of the Roman Army
The Roman God of Water
Structures that brought water from outside sources into cities and towns.
Julius Caesar's adopted son.
Enslaved people, criminals, prisoners of war, or poor people that would fight to the death or fight wild animals...all to entertain the crowds in the Coliseum.
Patricians
Senators
Legionnaires
Gladiators
to murder by sudden or secret attack (for political reasons)
Assassinate
Corporal Punishment
Manslaughter
Suicide
How many times was Julius Caesar reportedly stabbed?
15
23
47
81
Along with Julius Caesar's adopted son, who vowed to avenge Caesar's death?
Casca
Brutus
Mark Antony
Cassius
How did Cassius and Brutus die at the Battle of Philippi?
They did not die, they were captured by Mark Antony and Octavian and put in jail back in Rome.
They both committed suicide before Mark Antony and Octavian could torture them.
The died of food poisoning after eating breakfast before the battle.
They died on the battlefield relieving the Standard Bearers of their positions.
Who are conspirators?
Roman Gods & Goddesses
Members of the Roman Army
Standard Bearers
People who plan in secret
The city of Rome is the capital of the modern-day country of Italy. Italy is an example of which of the following landforms?
Peninsula
Isthmus
Island
Delta
