3. What does Cicero occasionally do in order to garner glory?
(a) He risks his life to provide stories to tell.
(b) He magnifies his achievements.
(c) He takes the stories of others as his own.
(d) He associates with those who have accomplished great things.

4. How does Pompey plan to enter Rome after his victory in Africa?
(a) On horseback, leading his soldiers.
(b) On a chariot.
(c) Carried by his soldiers.
(d) On foot, leading his soldiers.

5. How is Pompey mentioned in Sulla's will?
(a) He is mentioned only briefly as a friend.
(b) He is not mentioned.
(c) He is awarded a small part of Sulla's possessions.
(d) He is awarded half of Sulla's possessions.

6. How long does Cicero serve in the military?
(a) Briefly.
(b) Extensively.
(c) He does not serve in the military.
(d) An average amount of time.

7. How is Sertorius killed?
(a) He is killed by Marius.
(b) He is assassinated by his own men.
(c) He is killed by Pompey.
(d) He is killed by Caesar.

8. Why do Caesar and Pompey hide their dislike for each other?
(a) They fear each other.
(b) They fear Crassus.
(c) They fear the omens.
(d) They fear Marius.

9. What causes Lepidus to die?
(a) A letter detailing his wife's unfaithfulness.
(b) Illness.
(c) Pompey kills him.
(d) He commits suicide.

10. How many people join Cicero's appeal to the city when he is called upon to defend the death penalty imposed on Catiline's men?
(a) About twenty thousand.
(b) About five thousand.
(c) About thirty thousand.
(d) About ten thousand.

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

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

13. What does Caesar do for Cleopatra?
(a) He arranges for her to take the throne with her brother.
(b) He offers to relocate her to Rome.
(c) He gives her a small fortune.
(d) He gives her many rare jewels before leaving.

14. Who supports the law to give Pompey increased powers to fight the pirates?
(a) The man of the equestrian order.
(b) Caesar.
(c) Crassus.
(d) Marius.

15. What do some people fear after appointing Caesar the dictator of Rome for life?
(a) That he will lose the influence he has.
(b) That he will not accept the title.
(c) That he will not stay in Rome.
(d) That there will be an attempt on his life.