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Lesson 1: The Old Ways of Trade

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What were the two main reasons for building roads in Ancient Rome?
a)
To facilitate trade and military movement
b)
To promote tourism and entertainment
c)
To encourage immigration and population growth
d)
To protect against invasions and attacks
2.
What were the sea routes that covered the Mediterranean and Black Seas used for?
a)
Fishing and whaling
b)
Tourism and leisure cruises
c)
Pirate activities
d)
Trade and military transportation
3.
What was the main reason for the construction of roads in Ancient Rome?
a)
To facilitate trade and military movement
b)
To protect against natural disasters
c)
To create tourist attractions
d)
To provide housing for the growing population
4.
Which region was NOT one of the main trading partners of Ancient Rome?
a)
Middle East
b)
Greece
c)
Spain
d)
North Africa
5.
What was the saying that reflected the extensive trade routes of Ancient Rome?
a)
All roads lead to Athens
b)
All roads lead to Pompeii
c)
All roads lead to Carthage
d)
All roads lead to Rome
6.
What did the Roman Navy do to make the Mediterranean Sea safe from pirates?
a)
Neglected the safety of sea journeys
b)
Patrolled the sea to deter piracy
c)
Encouraged piracy for economic gain
d)
Built lighthouses and safe harbors
7.
What measures did the Romans take to ensure safe sea journeys for trade?
a)
Neglecting the safety of sea journeys
b)
Encouraging piracy for economic gain
c)
Creating dangerous obstacles for pirates
d)
Building lighthouses and safe harbors
8.
What was the population of the city of Rome during the 2nd century?
a)
1 million people
b)
100,000 people
c)
500,000 people
d)
2 million people
9.
What was the most important port for trade in Ancient Rome?
a)
Athens
b)
Carthage
c)
Ostia
d)
Pompeii
10.
What materials were imported by the Romans?
a)
Gold, diamonds, and pearls
b)
Iron, leather, and olive oil
c)
Plastic, electronics, and machinery
d)
Wood, paper, and glass