3. Who recalled a prophecy that claimed that when the Temple became square, the Sanctuary would fall?
(a) Caesar.
(b) Josephus.
(c) Vespasian.
(d) Titus.

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

5. Which of Jerusalem's residents saw their houses ransacked for food?
(a) Nobleman.
(b) Overweight residents.
(c) Widows.
(d) Soldiers.

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

7. What does Flavius say the rival factions in Jerusalem destroyed?
(a) The city's defenses.
(b) All hope of surrendering.
(c) The city water supply.
(d) The city's provisions.

8. What did Eleazar convince his people to do as the Romans were breaching the walls?
(a) Surrender.
(b) Flee.
(c) Charge the Romans.
(d) Kill their families and then themselves.

9. Where did Vespasian go after leaving Alexandria?
(a) Rome.
(b) Jerusalem.
(c) Vienne.
(d) Rhodes.

10. How many died during the Roman capture of Jerusalem?
(a) 4 millions.
(b) 3 millions.
(c) 2 millions.
(d) 1 million.

11. What did the people of Jerusalem think of Josephus, after learning he was in Rome?
(a) That he was hiding.
(b) That he had surrendered.
(c) That he had been captured.
(d) That he had defected.

12. Who replaced Nero after his death?
(a) Galba.
(b) Claudius Entonius.
(c) Titus.
(d) Vespasian.

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

14. Who was the King of Parthia?
(a) Antigone.
(b) Clausius Animes.
(c) Vologeses.
(d) Astori.

15. How many fighters did Simon command?
(a) 25,000.
(b) 19,000.
(c) 15,000.
(d) 16,000.