2. Criminal trials are heard by these, whose decisions are binding for all parties.
(a) Judges.
(b) Magistrates.
(c) Senate.
(d) Emporors.

3. An altar depicting ____ stands at one end of the mithraeum.
(a) Eros.
(b) Isis.
(c) Mithras.
(d) Judas.

4. This is a regular feature of Roman religion.
(a) Animal sacrifice.
(b) Suffering.
(c) Donations.
(d) Prayer.

5. This garment symbolizes a young man's status as a full citizen.
(a) Toga of reality.
(b) Toga of manhood.
(c) Toga of thought.
(d) Toga of citizenship.

Short Answer Questions

1. Magistrates address the assembly here.

2. One of the most obvious characteristics of Roman entertainment is this.

3. Living conditions in Rome are so dirty this ruler passes a decree ordering home owners to clean the areas in front of their homes.

4. This is the most sophisticated of the art forms in Roman theater.

5. Roman literature indicates this is widespread.

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the theater of Pompey.

2. Describe Roman marriage, including the age of marriage for both men and women, any penalties for not being married over a certain age, how they are arranged, the engagement, and the wedding ceremony.

3. Describe the food shops of Rome, including important food sources for Romans, and how the foods are processed.

4. Explain the drinks and snacks provided by the bars of Rome, and why eating out is so important.

5. What is the Circus Maximus, where is it, and what is it made from?

6. Describe the education of children in Rome. Be sure to include information about class differences, gender differences, and how the educational system was organized.

7. Describe where Rome receives her food supply.

8. Compare and contrast wealthy homes with those of the poor.

9. Describe the summer dining rooms in wealthy houses.

10. Describe the two types of comedy that have an effect on Rome.

(see the answer keys)

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