WorksheetsRome Unit Test Review 2021
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
Why were aqueducts built?
to remove waste from the city
to protect cities from flooding
to supply Rome with fresh water
to keep out invaders
Which metaphor is associated with making a final decision with no going back?
an apple a cay keeps the doctor away
crossing the Rubicon
treat others as you want to be treated
such is life
This is a...
Cameo
Mosaic
Fresco
This is a...
Mosaic
Cameo
Fresco
This is a...
Mosaic
Cameo
Fresco
In the early Roman republic, this group had the most power,
Christians
Plebeians
Gladiators
Patricians
A large arena in Rome used for violent entertainment.
Colosseum
Circus Maximus
Forum
Pantheon
He was the first emperor of Rome.
Saul
Pompey
Julius Caesar
Octavian
According to Roman myth/legend, these two were the founders of Rome.
Jupiter & Neptune
Caesar & Spartacus
Casseus & Marc Antony
Romulus & Remus
What was paterfamilias?
oldest male in the family
trainer of gladiators
arena with chariot races
one of the Counsels
Which of these Greek gods match up with the Roman gods below?
Hades -
Poseidon -
Zeus -
Neptune
Jupiter
Pluto
Jupiter
Pluto
Neptune
Pluto
Jupiter
Neptune
Pluto
Neptune
Jupiter
This area is known as the agora in ancient Greece, it is the site of the marketplace and important buildings in Rome
aqueduct
forum
pantheon
colosseum
This famous Roman gladiator escaped and started a rebellion against Rome.
Cato the Elder
Julius Caesar
Spartacus
Plebius Maximus
Christianity is...
polytheistic
monotheistic
These men wore togas in ancient Rome?
only married men
only Roman citizens
all males over 21
only widows who owned property
A person who is willing to die for something they strongly believe in.
martyr
missionary
Samaritan
mercenary
At first this man persecuted Christians but later converted to Christianity, and helped spread the religion and build churched in places like Greece.
Luke
Matthew
Paul
Peter
Plebeians be like...
Roblox is the greatest computer game.
We don't have enough education to lead.
We are content with our place in society.
We fight your wars & pay taxes, we want more rights.
This apostle became leader of the new Christian church after Jesus died.
Peter
Romulus
Spartacus
Moses
According to Christian belief, three days after Jesus died on the cross...
angels passed over Jerusalem & killed every first born male child
the Romans attacked Israel
he came back to life & spent time with his disciples
Rome was burned in a great fire
Which is an interpretation of the Golden Rule?
treat others as you would want to be teated
gold bars are sacred in the church
be willing to die for your beliefs
baptism is the path to heaven
These Jesus's followers who went on to carry his messager after he died.
consuls
tribunes
martyrs
disciples
A Roman invention that diverted clean water to cities.
backflow system
cuniculus
aqueduct
septic system
This Roman emperor converted to Christianity on his death bed & ended their persecution in Rome
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Romulus
Octavian
One in Rome who wore a purple stripe on his toga was a...
plebeian
warrior
veteran
senator
Rome had an established religion, which was...
the official religion
monothestic
very old
a very popular religion
The track built for Roman chariot races that were extremely dangerous.
Circus Maximus
Pantheon
Colosseum
Forum
Who was named "dictator for life" in Rome, who would later be assassinated by many in the Senate.
Spartacus
Romulus
Octavian
Julius Caesar
What does patriarchal mean?
men & women are equal
men are in charge
women are in charge
women are trained to fight
These are trained warriors who competed in the Colosseum for wealth, glory, & possible freedom.
hoplites
gladiators
legionnaires
helots
Why did Romans use arches often in their buildings?
they could support more weight
they were forced to by law
they looked professionals
they were easy to construct
Plebeians rebelled against the Patricians in these ways except for one is not correct.
left the city
fought many battles
stopped working
ceased to protect the city
This famous domed building in Rome was dedicated to Jupiter.
Colosseum
Forum
Pantheon
Parthenon
What were the 12 Tables?
law requiring that plebs & pats eat at different tables
list of laws for Christians
different sections of the government
written Roman laws
