5 Written Questions

1. Emperor who developed a code of laws in the 6th century
2. Curved construction technique for spanning an opening and supporting the weight above it
3. A roof shaped like a half-circle or hemisphere
4. Monotheistic religion which grew very large as an effect of being made the official religion of the Roman Empire
5. Stretch of paved or hardened surface created to improve transportation; Rome built thousands of miles of these (e.g., The Appian Way)

5 Matching Questions

1. Aqueduct
2. Virgil
3. Latin
4. Concrete
5. Romance Languages

1. a Building material made of sand, gravel, cement and water which can be formed into any shape before it hardens
2. b Roman author of the "Aeneid"
3. c Languages which were made from Latin, such as French, Spanish, Italian, Portugese
4. d Language of the Romans
5. e Structure used to carry water into Roman cities

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Roman numbers
   1. Roads
   2. Concrete
   3. Romance Languages
   4. Roman Numerals
2. Academic field which still uses Latin
   1. Virgil
   2. Science
   3. Sewers
   4. Aqueduct
3. Something handed down from the past, such as religion, architecture, language, government
   1. Arch
   2. Sewers
   3. Legacy
   4. Roads
4. Large amphitheater in Rome
   1. Dome
   2. Roads
   3. Colosseum
   4. Concrete
5. Roman form of democracy copied now by many countries such as the United States
   1. Republic
   2. Aeneid
   3. Catholic
   4. Legacy

5 True/False Questions

1. 6th Century AD → Virgil's epic about Trojans escaping Troy and eventually settling in Latium

   True        False

2. Aeneid → System of pipes which carry waste out of cities

   True        False

3. Pantheon → Language of the Romans

   True        False

4. Sewers → Virgil's epic about Trojans escaping Troy and eventually settling in Latium

   True        False

5. Catholic → Roman form of democracy copied now by many countries such as the United States

   True        False