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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Life in the Roman EmpireVersión en línea Kingfisher The Ancient World - Life in the Roman Empire por Vijo Gor 1 What strategy did Romans use to keep peace in newly conquered lands? a They let people keep local customs if they respected Roman gods and laws b They isolated conquered areas from trade and travel c They removed local leaders and replaced them with Roman governors d They forced everyone to abandon their old traditions 2 Why were conquered peoples already familiar with Rome before being ruled by it? a Because of previous wars fought with Roman soldiers b Because Roman settlers lived in every village c Because of shared religious practices d Because trade had already spread Roman culture and goods 3 What was the main purpose of the Roman roads? a For armies to travel quickly in times of trouble b For chariot races between cities c For peasants to visit family in nearby towns d For merchants to sell directly to the emperor 4 What else were Roman roads used for besides military needs? a People travelling for trade or pleasure b Moving temples between towns c Religious pilgrimages only d Sending slaves to distant colonies 5 What determined where new towns developed in the Roman Empire? a Around river crossings only b Along roads and at road crossings c Near temples or sacred groves d Near volcanoes for fertile soil 6 What did nearly all Roman towns include for public hygiene and comfort? a Underground tunnels for washing b Waste pits outside the walls c Only private wells for the rich d Bath houses, fountains, and sewers 7 How were Roman buildings heated? a Open fires inside the rooms b Hypocaust systems circulating hot air beneath the floors c Natural volcanic heat from the earth d Oil lamps placed under the walls 8 What was a basilica used for in Roman towns? a As a shelter for soldiers b As a theatre for plays c As a hall for business and legal meetings d As a temple for Jupiter 9 Who governed a Roman town? a Two magistrates called duoviri elected for one year b A single lifelong senator c A local army commander d A priest chosen by the emperor 10 What stopped daily business in Roman towns around noon? a Public speeches by senators b Mandatory lunch for soldiers c The heat of the day d Religious ceremonies 11 What popular sport did Romans enjoy watching in large arenas? a Chess b Basketball c Football d Chariot racing 12 What was the forum in a Roman town? a A secret court for trials b A garden for Roman senators c A bath complex for the wealthy d An open marketplace surrounded by temples and meeting places 13 What does the Roman Forum resemble from Ancient Greece? a The Greek Stadium b The Greek Agora c The Greek Acropolis d The Greek Theatre 14 How did the Romans adapt Greek religion? a They worshipped Greek gods with Roman names b They merged all gods into one Roman deity c They believed gods only lived in the sky d They banned Greek gods completely 15 What did ordinary Romans offer at temples? a Gold coins for entry passes b Slaves and weapons c Money, food, or small gifts to the gods d Animals from conquered lands 16 What did Roman schools mainly teach children? a Reading, writing, arithmetic, and literature b Religious rituals c Only military strategy d Pottery, weaving, and farming 17 What was life like for rich Romans? a They spent most of their time farming b They lived in the same kind of houses as the poor c They lived in large houses with slaves and luxury decorations d They cooked all their own meals and wore plain clothes 18 What does the Roman aqueduct show about Roman engineering? a That Romans could move water long distances using gravity and arches b That every city was built near rivers c That water flowed uphill using magical pumps d That they depended on rainwater only 19 Why did many people rebel against the Roman Empire? a They were angry about aqueduct construction b They wanted freedom from Roman rule, enslavement and taxes c They disliked Roman architecture d They wanted to become Roman senators

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Life in the Roman EmpireVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What strategy did Romans use to keep peace in newly conquered lands?

Why were conquered peoples already familiar with Rome before being ruled by it?

What was the main purpose of the Roman roads?

What else were Roman roads used for besides military needs?

What determined where new towns developed in the Roman Empire?

What did nearly all Roman towns include for public hygiene and comfort?

How were Roman buildings heated?

What was a basilica used for in Roman towns?

Who governed a Roman town?

What stopped daily business in Roman towns around noon?

What popular sport did Romans enjoy watching in large arenas?

What was the forum in a Roman town?

What does the Roman Forum resemble from Ancient Greece?

How did the Romans adapt Greek religion?

What did ordinary Romans offer at temples?

What did Roman schools mainly teach children?

What was life like for rich Romans?

What does the Roman aqueduct show about Roman engineering?

Why did many people rebel against the Roman Empire?