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100

A dress that was open on the sides and pinned at the shoulders with brooches

What is a stola?

100

The triclinium is the what.

What is a dining room?

100

These twins were abandoned on the banks on the Tiber River and supposedly nursed by a she-wolf before being found by a shepherd.

Who are Romulus and Remus?

100

God usually depicted as bearded while on a throne, with one of his sacred animals, a scepter, and the goddess of victory in the palm of his hand. 

Who is Jupiter/Zeus?

100

A calidarium is a room known for being what. 

What is hot?

100

Public open area to go to go to shops, to socialize, and to hear speeches

What was the Forum?

100

The number of kings that Rome had during their period as a monarchy.

What is 7?

200

This served as a sort of undergarment for women

What is a tunica?

200

A culina is a what.

What is the kitchen?

200

This man could turn anything he touched into gold. 

Who is Midas?

200

Sacred animals are the dolphin, dove, and swan. 

Who is Venus?

200

An apodyterium is a what.

What is a changing room?

200

Curia were usually meeting places for what group of people. 

What is the Senate?

200

The first emperor of Rome.

Who is Augustus?

300

The toga virilis also called toga pura was an unadorned toga in the off-white color of the undyed wool that was worn by whom

What is adult male citizens?
300

Most homes were made of small rooms referred to as cubiculum (pl. cubicula) which would be our equivalent to what rooms. 

What are bedrooms?

300

This man feel in love with his own reflection. We get a common term in English from his name and it literally means to be in love with yourself. 

Who is Narcissus?

300

When Niobe claimed she was more blessed because she had 12 healthy children, these two sibling defended the honor of their mother by killing the children of Niobe,

Who are Artemis/Diana and Apollo?

300

A natatio was an open-air what.

What is a swimming pool?

300

The Circus Maximus was an open round-ring track where what events took place. 

What is chariot racing? 

*Also accept horse racing.

300

The Republic of Rome was the middle period after the Monarchy, but before the Empire. During times of crisis, this type of person was elected to restore order. They usually, not always, gave up the position after order was restored.

What is a dictator?

400

The toga pulla was a toga made of dark-colored wool worn during periods of what. 

What is mourning/grieving?

400

Roman country homes were usually referred to as this. 

What are villas?

400

Aeneas is the son of this goddess and was originally from this place before it was destroyed. 

Who is Venus? What is Troy?

400

For the ancient Romans, Pluto’s kidnapping of Proserpina to the Underworld was used to explain what.

What are the seasons?

400

General term in architecture to refer to baths. 

What are thermae?

400

The most famous example of an amphitheater is this famous building where gladiatorial fights and animal hunts.

What is the Colosseum?

400

The Republic of Rome was the middle period after the Monarchy, but before the Empire. The two highest officials in the Roman Republic held this position.

What is consul?

500

The toga picta was a purple toga embroidered with gold thread worn by a victorious general during a triumphal parade and it was later adopted by whom for state occasions.

Who are emperors?

500

The first room that people walked into when they entered a house.

What is the atrium?

500

This woman challenged this goddess to a weaving contest and claimed she was better than all gods and mortals alike. She was eventually turned into a spider by the goddess. 

Who is Arachne and Minerva/Athena?

500

This deity is often depicted with winged sandals and the snake-entwined staff called a caduceus.  

Who is Mercury/Hermes?

500

This cool room, unheated and with a cold bath, often monumental in size and domed, it was the heart of the baths complex.

What is a frigidarium?

500

A historic site in Rome, Italy that is believed to be the birthplace of Rome. It is located in the center of the ancient city, between the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, and the Circus Maximus

What is Palatine Hill?

500

The name of the last king of Rome.

Who is Tarquinius Superbus or Tarquin the Proud?

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