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Which Roman god often appeared as a winged infant carrying a bow and a quiver of arrows?

Cupid

100

What does the Latin phrase "carpe diem" translate to?

Seize the day

100

Who is the man that was the member of the First Triumvirate, conquered the Gauls, crossed the Rubicon, was proclaimed 'dictator in perpetuity', and was assassinated by a group of senators

Julius Caesar

100

T or F: The ancient Romans liked to add water to their wine as they thought it rude to drink the liquor straight up.

True
100

T or F: Italy's first McDonald was opened in Rome

True

200

Who is the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Ares?

Mars

200

What does the Latin phrase "Cogito ergo sum" translate to?

I think, therefore I am

200

Julius Caesar was famously assassinated on the Ides of March and, by the tradition, is said to have uttered some of his final words to whom?

Brutus

200

Which meal was the most important one for the ancient Romans?

Dinner

200

Fill in the blank: Rome is the city of __ hills.

7

300

Saturnalia, the most popular of Roman festivals, is dedicated to which Roman god?

Saturn

300

What does the Latin phrase "Volens et potens" translate to?

Ready and willing

300
Who is the mythical founder of Rome that killed his twin brother and abducted the Sabinian women?

Romulus

300

In what position did guests eat during Roman dinner parties?

Laying down

300

When is Rome's birthday?

Third week of April (21st)

400

What is the name of the three goddesses who determined human destinies in Roman mythology?

Fates

400

What does the Latin phrase "Veritas vos liberabit" translate to?

The truth will set you free

400

What was the name of the fifth and last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty?

Nero

400

What was garum?

A type of sauce in ancient Rome?

400

How many cats are in Rome?

Over three hundred thousand cats
500

In Roman religion, who is the spirit of doorways and archways?

Janus

500

What does the Latin phrase "Errare humanum est" translate to?

To err is human

500

Who was the second of the Five Good Emperors, whose reputation had stood undiminished for nearly nineteen centuries?

Trajan
500

What kind of tableware could we find at the ancient Romans' dinner party?/

Spoon.

500

How many euros worth of coins is tossed into Rome’s Trevi Fountain each year?

700,000 euros

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