2. What did Flavius Josephus decide to do?
(a) To stay in the town and fight.
(b) To fake his death.
(c) To try to flee the city.
(d) To surrender to the Romans.

3. What was John's only limitation according to Josephus?
(a) Money.
(b) Men.
(c) Food.
(d) Authority.

4. What school was Flavius Josephus trained at?
(a) Jerusalem Seminary.
(b) Jerusalem Rabbinical School.
(c) Jerusalem Military School.
(d) Jerusalem Merchant School.

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

6. Whose son was Aleazar, in Section 5?
(a) Mark's.
(b) Simon's.
(c) Holm's.
(d) Ishmael's.

7. When did the rebellion against Archelaus start?
(a) 18 months after his rise to power.
(b) 6 months after his rise to power.
(c) 12 months after his rise to power.
(d) Immediately after his rise to power.

8. How many horsemen did Agrippa send to restrain the insurgents who controlled the lower City?
(a) 2,000.
(b) 4,000.
(c) 3,000.
(d) 5,000.

9. Why did Flavius Josephus hide in a temple during a Jewish insurrection, after coming back from Rome?
(a) To avoid being looted.
(b) To avoid capture by the Romans.
(c) To avoid having to share his food.
(d) To avoid execution for collusion with the Romans.

10. Where was Ascalon located?
(a) East of Gaza
(b) Gaul.
(c) North of Gaza.
(d) South of Massada.

11. How did Joseph die, in Section 2?
(a) He was beheaded.
(b) He was poisoned.
(c) He was hung.
(d) He was stabbed.

12. How long did Vespasian take to breach the wall of Flavius Josephus's city?
(a) 41 days.
(b) 48 days.
(c) 39 days.
(d) 47 days.

13. How long did Alexander stay in power?
(a) 26 years.
(b) 29 years.
(c) 28 years.
(d) 27 years.

14. How long did John Hyrcanus stay in power, according to Section 2?
(a) 33 years.
(b) 32 years.
(c) 31 years.
(d) 30 years.

15. Who did Caesar send to replace Archelaus?
(a) Claudius.
(b) Regolus.
(c) Blanius.
(d) Coponius.