Ubi gladiātōrēs imperātorī dīcēbant, "Nōs moritūrī tē salūtāmus?"

What main room of a Roman house had

an impluvium and a compluvium as well as a shrine

to the household gods known as the Lārēs?

Where would one buy new sandals in Rome?

In which room of a vīlla Rōmāna would a coquus prepare cēna?

In which room of a vīlla would Romans usually entertain friends at dinner?

Trāns rīvum et per silvās ad casam mātris ā casā nostrā prōcēdimus.

In this sentence, what is our final destination?

Quid erat Rēgīna Viārum ab urbe Rōmā ad urbem Brundisium?

Ecce! Vidēs multōs amīcōs in ātriō, cibum in culīnā, hortum in peristyliō.

Ubi es?

Which room in the Roman thermae was designed for hot baths?

(use English derivatives for the words below to see if you can determine temperature based on their room name)

In addition to Pompeii, which of these cities, whose name derives from a god, did Mt. Vesuvius destroy?

In what part of a Roman house would one expect to find a garden?

A Roman would typically watch a chariot race at the 

Which city in Asia Minor was conquered using a giant wooden horse as a trick?

What town, located at the mouth of the Tiber River and founded by King Ancus Marcius, was the port of Rome?

In which entry room of a house did a Roman citizen typically receive clients and guests?

Ancient Romans of all social classes often visited thermae.

What were thermae?

Gladiator fights, beat hunts, and public executions all happened in the 

what group of distinguished citizens met in the Curia and advised the consuls during the Roman Republic?

What open area in ancient Rome was used for gathering the army and for voting by citizens?

The Pantheon was a Roman

Herculaneum and Pompeii are located near 

The Quirinal, Aventine, and Capitoline are all Roman

Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae were all destroyed 

A Roman merchant trying to leave from Rome would have navigated down the Tiber River to set sail into the sea from the port of