Test 4

A  caldarium

B  palaestra

C  apodyterium

D  tepidarium

A  “less than ten”

B  “300 or so”

C  “less than 50”

D  “less that 100”

A  a plaza in modern Luxemberg.

B  animation

C  a team of archeologists

D  a scale model

A  The Greeks

B  The Mesopotamians

C  The people of Gaul

D  The Egyptians

A  English

B  Greek

C  Latin

D  Italian

A  “closer in concept to Ancient Egypt than any other place I can think of.”

B  “the most exactly dipiction in world literature.”

C  “an imaginary place.”

D  “closer in concept to New York City that any other place I can think of.”

A  Director of the project Greece Reborn, started at the University of Virginia in 1949 and not completed until 1993.

B  The chief architect of the Pantheon.  His renderings are the most complete architectural drafts from Ancient Rome.

C  He designed the Roman aqueduct system.

D  A 15th Century papal secretary.  He wrote Roma Instaurata, or Rome Restored, a text on Roman architecture.

A  How large sculptures were transported

B  Which public toilets were for the women and which public toliets were for the men

C  Why Rome fell

D  The purpose of the valerium

A  a  historian

B  author of Dialogue on Oratory

C  second emperor of Rome

D  third emperor of Rome

A  Haiku

B  Romance novels

C  Satire

D  Epic poetry

A  The Pantheon

B  The Colosseum

C  The Appian Way

D  The Forum

A   a road

B  a code of conduct

C  an architectural manual

D  a poetry manual

A  it was ordered built by Emperor Trojan

B  its huge pictoral scroll features mythical animals and sea creatures

C  it is located in Rome

D  it celebrated the the victory over the Dacians

A  “by the people”

B  “fool the eye”

C  “painted garden”

D  “paper statue”

A  Pont du Gard

B  Pompeii

C  Rome

D  Gaul

A  a Roman civil code established around 450 b.c.e.

B  where the plebeians — a class of farmers and small landowners — sat when the Roman Republic was in session

C  a mathmatic system using Roman numerals

D  where the transfer of land takes place

A  The Pantheon

B  The Point du Gard Aqueduct

C  Trajan’s Victory Column

D  The Parthenon

A  Horace

B  Senaca

C  Ovid

D  Virgil

A  Caesar and Mark Anthony

B  Romulus and Remus

C  Apollo and Zeus

D  Augustus and Caesar

A  The Colosseum

B  Agoras

C  The Hippodrome

D  The Forum

A  Ovid

B  Horace

C  Juvenal

D  Virgil

A  Virgil

B  Homer

C  Horace

D  Ovid

A  The Parthenon

B  The Pantheon

C  The Circus Maximus

D  The Roman Colosseum

A  “Literary giants”

B  “A lack of clear goals”

C  “A genius for practical organization”

D  “A succession of powerful Emperors”

A  an epistle

B  an atrium

C  A barrell vault

D  a gazebo