2. What does Catiline think is the best way to advance one's ambitions?
(a) By assimilation.
(b) By conspiracy.
(c) By elections.
(d) Through war.

3. Where does Cicero work?
(a) The Senate building.
(b) At the Roman Court.
(c) In the merchants' section of Rome.
(d) The solicitation Consul's house.

4. Where does Petreius first attack Catiline?
(a) From the rear.
(b) On the right flank.
(c) Down the center.
(d) On the left flank.

5. Who is marching towards Catiline and his army?
(a) Metellius Kato.
(b) Antonio.
(c) Lucius.
(d) Cicero.

6. Why does Jugurtha easily bribe members of government?
(a) The lack of living wages for government workers.
(b) The overall poor economy.
(c) His father was so well known.
(d) The moral decline in Roman society.

7. What does Sallust say wise leaders did in the beginning of the nation?
(a) Put in checks and balances on power.
(b) Conquered other lands through a strong army.
(c) Controlled the morals of the people.
(d) Brought people together with love of their country.

8. Where is Lucuis Tarquinious arrested?
(a) At the city gates.
(b) When he comes out of his house that morning.
(c) On his way to Catiline.
(d) When he is at the public baths.

9. What do the people in question #55 do after Catiline leaves them?
(a) Nothing, it is of no concern to them.
(b) Get ready for war.
(c) Disclose his request to Rome.
(d) Send their best warriors to Rome.

10. What does Catiline do when he realizes he is overpowered?
(a) He slips away to France.
(b) He kills himself.
(c) He surrenders his army.
(d) He charges to the front.

11. What does Petreius do after Catiline starts to attack?
(a) Calls for Catiline's surrender.
(b) Sends in an assassin for Catiline.
(c) Changes his strategy.
(d) He does nothing but contine as he was.

12. Into what type of family was Catiline born?
(a) Poor.
(b) Wealthy.
(c) A family from another country.
(d) Slave family.

13. What does Cicero do with the conspirators he has in custody?
(a) Takes them to the Senate.
(b) Has them killed.
(c) Takes them to Antonio.
(d) Takes them to the Roman Court.

14. Sallust claims his writing is not totally accurate because of this.
(a) Censors.
(b) Too many facts have been covered up.
(c) Too much time has passed.
(d) Cicero wanted a biased history.

15. What does Sallust think a reader of history believes?
(a) It is completely accurate.
(b) It is written with a bias.
(c) It is always censored.
(d) History is generally boring.