2. What is Cicero primarily known for?
(a) Being married into a noteworthy family.
(b) Being an ally to all of Rome's consuls.
(c) Being in the military.
(d) Being an orator and a poet.

3. What does Caesar do on his way back to Rome?
(a) Trains himself to be in an army.
(b) Trains an army.
(c) Meets his first wife.
(d) Studies.

4. How much ransom does Caesar pay for his release from the pirates?
(a) Forty talents.
(b) Twenty talents.
(c) Fifty talents.
(d) Thirty talents.

5. Why does Sulla consider putting Caesar to death at such a young age?
(a) He sees the potential for Caesar to rule Rome.
(b) Caesar has already humiliated him in public.
(c) Caesar is the son of one of his rivals.
(d) He is following the advice of his advisers.

6. Where is Caesar betrayed and murdered?
(a) In the public square.
(b) At his house.
(c) On the senate floor.
(d) Outside of the court building.

7. What does Cicero take the time to learn about everyone he meets?
(a) Their profession.
(b) Their financial situation.
(c) Their name.
(d) Their background.

8. What does Pompey insist upon Sulla's death?
(a) That he does not receive a proper burial.
(b) That his family be allowed at the burial.
(c) That his family not be allowed at the burial.
(d) That he receives a proper burial.

9. How many months is it before Cicero is asked to return to Rome?
(a) Sixteen.
(b) Twelve.
(c) Fourteen.
(d) Eighteen.

10. How is Pompey perceived throughout much of his life?
(a) As a generous man.
(b) As a vengeful man.
(c) As a greedy man.
(d) As a fearful man.

11. Who objects when Caesar attempts to use the treasury's money to fund a war?
(a) Metellus.
(b) Crassus.
(c) Cinna.
(d) Pompey.

12. Where does Cicero go when he is denied entrance into Sicily?
(a) Florence.
(b) Dyrrhachium.
(c) Milan.
(d) Sardinia.

13. What does Pompey do for Stratonice's father?
(a) He moves him to live closer to Stratonice.
(b) He bestows a fortune to him.
(c) He bestows a medal of honor to him.
(d) He allows him to join the army.

14. What city do Caesar and his men take over on their way to face Pompey?
(a) Orthe.
(b) Metropolis.
(c) Gomphi.
(d) Trikala.

15. What is Pompey known for occasionally doing with captured nobles?
(a) Convincing them to join his army.
(b) Allowing them to escape.
(c) Burning them.
(d) Beheading them.