2. What does Cicero try to arrest Caesar for?
(a) Slandering officials.
(b) Starting a violent meeting.
(c) Misusing Senate power.
(d) Falsifying evidence.

3. What new knowledge does Caesar use to get back at Cicero?
(a) His mythological information.
(b) His letters from Pompey.
(c) His studies of Ancient Law.
(d) His military expertise.

4. What does Caesar accuse Rabirius of?
(a) Larceny.
(b) High treason.
(c) Adultery.
(d) Slander.

5. Who is Caesar's tribune?
(a) Verenus.
(b) Lucius.
(c) Ptolemy.
(d) Vatinius.

6. Why does Caesar say Catilina never posed an accusable threat to Rome?
(a) He was fighting for Rome.
(b) He was planning to join Pompey.
(c) There was never a declaration of war.
(d) The armies never entered Rome.

7. What does Cato call Caesar's land bill that would benefit Pompey?
(a) Controversial.
(b) Vague.
(c) Unwieldy.
(d) Selfish.

8. What does Caesar accuse Catalus of?
(a) Slandering noblemen.
(b) Embezzling money.
(c) Lying in court.
(d) Helping Catilina.

9. Why is Cicero not able to arrest Catilina?
(a) He runs out before completing the trial.
(b) He was given false information.
(c) He does not have any evidence.
(d) He has no authority.

10. Who negotiated Caesar's debts for him?
(a) Lucius.
(b) Marcus.
(c) Balbus.
(d) Crassus.

11. What do the boni try to make sure Caesar does not become?
(a) A Senator.
(b) A province master.
(c) A consul.
(d) The first man.

12. Who helps Caesar exile Rabirius?
(a) All of these.
(b) Labienus.
(c) Celer.
(d) Crassus.

13. How much does Caesar owe his debtors?
(a) 20 million.
(b) 50 million.
(c) 1 billion.
(d) 1 million.

14. Which of these is NOT in Caesar's triumvirate?
(a) Crassus.
(b) Pompey.
(c) Brutus.
(d) Caesar.

15. What causes the Roman depression?
(a) The war in the East.
(b) Corruption of senators.
(c) Costly court rituals.
(d) Mishandled funds.