3. What happened to a child ,according to Flavius Josephus?
(a) He was killed by John.
(b) He was saved by a Roman soldier.
(c) He was poisoned by his mother.
(d) He was eaten by his mother.

4. When did Jerusalem fall to the Romans?
(a) In the fourth year of Vespasian's reign.
(b) In the second year of Vespasian's reign.
(c) In the third year of Vespasian's reign.
(d) In the first year of Vespasian's reign.

5. What did Titus claim on top of Antonia?
(a) Kill them all. God will recognize his own.
(b) Leave no one alive.
(c) Vini, vidi, vici.
(d) The city is at our mercy.

6. What view made Macherus a strategical fortress?
(a) Views of Arabia.
(b) Views of Syria.
(c) Views of Persia.
(d) Views of Jerusalem.

7. Who told the Roman soldiers to put out the fire in the sanctuary?
(a) Vespasian.
(b) Titus.
(c) Caesar.
(d) Flavius Josephus.

8. What did Vespasian build in honor of the victory over Jerusalem?
(a) A Temple dedicated to Jupiter.
(b) A church.
(c) A temple of peace.
(d) An arc of Thryomph.

9. Who was sent to be the new legate after Jerusalem's fall?
(a) Flavius Josephus
(b) Lucilius Bassus.
(c) Flavius Entonius.
(d) Bernatus Smalus.

10. How many people did Vespasian kill on his way to Jericho?
(a) 120,000.
(b) 23,000.
(c) 10,000.
(d) 20,000.

11. Why were the siege weapons built by Titus difficult to capture?
(a) They were covered with copper.
(b) They were too far from the gate.
(c) The Jews didn't know how to operate them.
(d) They were covered in Iron.

12. How many of Caesar's soldiers entered Jerusalem?
(a) 1,000.
(b) 3,400.
(c) 2,000.
(d) 2,400.

13. How many troops did the Idumaeans march into Jerusalem?
(a) 30,000.
(b) 50,000.
(c) 20,000.
(d) 3,000.

14. Where did the Romans promise not to fight?
(a) The lower part of Jerusalem.
(b) The Holy Gate.
(c) Antonia.
(d) The Temple.

15. Who did Titus order his men to kill?
(a) Only those who resisted.
(b) Only the men.
(c) Only those that would not be good slaves.
(d) Everyone.