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Daily Life in the Roman Empire
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- Q1The population of the city of Rome when the empire was at full strengthabout 10 million.nearly one million.nearly five million.about 15 million.30s
- Q2The Romans worshippedmany gods.nature.animals.one god.30s
- Q3Poor Romans atefancy foods such as snails.food cooked in thermopolia.the same foods as the wealthy.food cooked in their kitchens.30s
- Q4Which of these describes a student at a Roman school?a rich boy using a stylus to copy down lessonsa rich boy learning leather workinga poor boy in a shop learning metalworkingan educated slave working as a tutor30s
- Q5Most people in the Roman Empire lived inapartment buildings.villas.the city.the country.30s
- Q6What is the best description of the Forum?Only senators could gather there.Foreigners were not allowed there.Only soldiers could gather there.Merchants and craftspeople worked there.30s
- Q7What was one feature of housing for the poor in Rome?an indoor poolmosaicsapartment buildingsan atrium30s
- Q8The best description of country life in the Roman Empire is...The rich and poor had very different ways of living.All Roman citizens owned and farmed their own land.Wealthy estate owners went to the country to escape cold weather.Everyone except slaves enjoyed an easy life.30s
- Q9In Roman families, a husband became a paterfamilias whenhe turned 18 years old.his oldest son married.his own father died.he became a new father.30s
- Q10Where would a Roman have gone to watch chariot races?the Circus Maximusthe Colosseumthe Forumthe garden at a bath30s
- Q11The main foods in ancient Rome includedvegetables and meats.porridge and cheese.bread and beans.all are correct30s
- Q12Which statement is true about Roman women?They were not allowed to run businesses.They became adults when they married.They became adults in a special ceremony.They were not allowed to buy and sell property.30s
- Q13What did farmers raise on the empire’s farms?sheepbeesall are correctolives30s
- Q14The center of most of the important public activities in Rome wasthe Colosseum.the villa.the Forum.the atrium.30s
- Q15Which of the following would be a recreational activity for a wealthy Roman?fighting wild animals in the Colosseumtaking part in a chariot racefighting in the Colosseumattending a musical performance30s