Five Fabulous Facts: Romans Quiz

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Five Fabulous Facts: Romans Quiz


Five Fabulous Facts: Romans QuizVersion en ligne Ancient Rome trivia par Marina Nizet 1 Which two brothers founded Rome? a Romulus and Remus b Julius and Augustus c Atlas and Romulus d Caesar and Brutus 2 How were Romulus and Remus fed as babies? a A she-wolf b A temple priest c A fisherman’s wife d A shepherd and dog 3 What happened after Romulus and Remus argued over rulership? a Both left Italy b Romulus and Remus shared power c Remus became king of a neighboring city d Remus was killed and Romulus founded Rome 4 Which venues were famously flooded for boat battles? a Parthenon and Agora b Colosseum and Circus Maximus c Temple of Saturn and Trajan’s Forum d Aqueduct of Segovia and Pantheon 5 Name two unusual foods Romans reportedly ate at dinners. a Dogs and beetles b Kangaroo and whale c Dormice and flamingo d Ostrich and camel 6 How were guests seated at a Roman dinner party? a Sitting on chairs at a table b Standing around a central fire c Lying on couches on the left while eating with the right hand d Sitting cross-legged on the floor 7 How did Romans wash their clothes? a With ash and rainwater b In scented bathwater c In urine, collected at public urinals d In wine and oil mixture 8 What color symbolized imperial status in ancient Rome? a Purple b Red c Green d Blue 9 Who was allowed to wear a full purple outfit in Rome? a Only priests b The emperor (and sometimes select officials) c Only military generals d Anyone who paid a tax 10 How many people were allowed to wear togas fully, per tradition? a Three men b One man c None; togas were ceremonial only for priests d Five men Explicació 1 Romulus and Remus are the legendary founders of Rome, raised by a she-wolf. 2 The twins were suckled by a she-wolf after being abandoned. 3 Romulus killed Remus following their disagreement; Romulus then founded Rome and named it after himself. 4 Both the Colosseum and Circus Maximus hosted mock naval battles with ships. 5 Historical anecdotes mention dormice and flamingo as exotic dishes. 6 Romans reclined on couches and used the right hand to eat. 7 Urine provided ammonia, a powerful bleaching agent, for washing. 8 Purple was reserved for emperors and symbolized high status. 9 Purple attire signified imperial authority; treason could result if others wore it too widely. 10 Traditionally, only a small number of men could wear a full toga.

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Five Fabulous Facts: Romans QuizVersion en ligne

par Marina Nizet

Which two brothers founded Rome?

How were Romulus and Remus fed as babies?

What happened after Romulus and Remus argued over rulership?

Which venues were famously flooded for boat battles?

Name two unusual foods Romans reportedly ate at dinners.

How were guests seated at a Roman dinner party?

How did Romans wash their clothes?

What color symbolized imperial status in ancient Rome?

Who was allowed to wear a full purple outfit in Rome?

How many people were allowed to wear togas fully, per tradition?

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