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MILLIONAIRE SCOREBOARD
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Which of these stories about ancient
Rome is a myth?
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A: Rome’s founders
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B: Latins were Rome’s
were raised by wolves
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C: Etruscans conquered
first settlers
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D: Rome’s people
shared Greek religion
early Rome
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How did Romans learn about Greek culture?
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A: They moved to
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settled nearby
Greece
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B: Greek colonists
C: They sold slaves
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to Greece
D: Greek leaders
met with Roman
leaders
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The Etruscans staged gladiator
fights. What does this tell you about
Etruscan society?
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A: It was a democratic
society.
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B: It was a society of
equals.
C: It was a society with
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slaves.
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D: It was a kingdom.
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Which reason best explains why the Romans
were influenced by Greeks and Etruscans?
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A: Roman society
valued different peoples
and beliefs.
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C: Rome was
B: Rome society existed
before Greek and
Etruscan societies.
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economically dependent
on Greece and Etruria
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D: Rome was
geographically near
Greece and Etruria.
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If you were an ancient Greek and
traveled to Rome, what might you
see that was familiar?
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A: gladiators
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C: irrigation
trenches
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B: sculptures
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D: arches
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Which of the following is an
example of how Rome was affected
by contact with other countries?
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A: Romans blended the
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gods of other peoples
with their own.
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C: Romans refused to
accept slave fighting as a
sport.
B: Romans built
buildings exactly like
Greek buildings.
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D: Romans built
aqueducts exactly like
Etruscan aqueducts.
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An ancient alphabet developed in
___was used and changed in ___ and
ended up being used in ____.
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A: Greece/Rome/Etruria
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C: Etruria/Greece/Rome
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B: Greece/Etruria/Rome
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D: Etruria/Rome/Greece
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What was a major difference
between Greek art and Roman art?
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A: Greek art showed
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gods. Roman art showed
events.
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C: Greek art showed
B: Greek art showed
daily life. Roman art
showed ideals.
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D: Greek art showed
people. Roman art
showed places.
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leaders. Roman art
showed gods.
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Which neighboring cultures had an
early influence on Rome?
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A: Greek and Egyptian
C: Greek and Etruscan
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B: Greek and Minoan
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D: Greek and Persian
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What was a cuniculus used for?
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A: to cover a house
C: to support an arch
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B: to cross a river
D: to irrigate a field
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What feature of sporting events did Etruscans
and Romans enjoy?
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A: Participants could
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be killed.
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C: Slaves who won
B: The winners were
given fancy prizes.
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D: The losers marched
around the city.
would be freed.
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What building material enabled the
Romans to build larger buildings than
the Greeks?
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A: iron
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C: concrete
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B: marble
D: bronze
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What invention did the Romans learn from the
Greeks via the Etruscans?
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A: the stadium
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C: the column
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B: the tragedy
D: the alphabet
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What kind of sculpture was uniquely Roman?
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A: tiny statues of
animals
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C: portable statues of
ancestors
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B: life-size statues
of generals
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D: huge statues of
goddesses
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__________
Zeus
Aphrodite
Ares
Roman gods
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
What belongs in the blank?
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A: Etruscan gods
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C: Greek gods
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B: Hindu gods
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D:
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Buddhist gods
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