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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How long was Emperor Augustus in power?
(a) 37 years.
(b) 47 years.
(c) 58 years.
(d) 57 years.

2. Whom did Flavius Josephus foresee becoming emperor of Rome?
(a) Titus.
(b) Caesar.
(c) Caligula.
(d) Vespasian.

3. What did the chiefs priests, leading citizens, and prominent Pharisees gather for?
(a) To discuss the taxes being placed on the people.
(b) To discuss outlawing foreigners.
(c) To share a feast.
(d) To discuss the rule that prevents ministers from accepting gifts from foreigners.

4. What did banning sacrifices for Caesar and Rome mean for Jerusalem?
(a) War was inevitable.
(b) More money to give to the Temple.
(c) More money for the army.
(d) More money for the poor.

5. Who did Antipater appoint governor of Jerusalem?
(a) Titus.
(b) Phasael.
(c) Alexander.
(d) Flavius Josephus.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Florus say wanted the 17 talents he stole?

2. Who was the legate of Syria while Gessius Florus was procurator of Judea?

3. What did Caesar convince Roman officials to dos in Section 3?

4. How did Phasael kill himself?

5. What was obligatory after Herod's name and Archelaus's rise to power, according to Section 3?

(see the answer key)

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