2. What does Caesar do when Cato accuses him of trying to become king?
(a) Hits him.
(b) Spits on him.
(c) Berates him.
(d) Pours wine on him.

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

4. What do the boni do about Pompey's legislation?
(a) Block it.
(b) Accept it.
(c) Change it.
(d) Burry it.

5. What is Ptolemy's title?
(a) Earl.
(b) King.
(c) Ambassador.
(d) Governor.

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

7. With whom is Julia smitten?
(a) Pompey.
(b) Brutus.
(c) Cicero.
(d) Clodius.

8. What does Catilina say he will do if he is elected Consul?
(a) Cancel all debts.
(b) End the war.
(c) Surge the economy.
(d) Raise taxes.

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

10. Who does Clodius charge, once his status is changed?
(a) Cicero.
(b) Catilina.
(c) Cato.
(d) Crassus.

11. What power does Caesar's tribune try to take away from the Senate?
(a) The power of Veto.
(b) The privilege of secret voting.
(c) The power to change decisions of the Assembly.
(d) The power to give campaigning speeches before voting.

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

13. What does Caesar send Labienus to do in Italian Gaul?
(a) Survey the land.
(b) Establish an office.
(c) Fortify the borders.
(d) Prepare the Legions.

14. How does Cato try to block Caesar's land bill that would benefit Pompey?
(a) He vetoes it.
(b) He campaigns against it.
(c) He holds a filibuster.
(d) He asks the boni to review it.

15. What does Bibulus do when he returns home after the Senate hearings at night?
(a) Watches the sky.
(b) Smokes opium.
(c) Meets with Servelia.
(d) Writes in his journal.