Romulus and Remus
Architecture
Emperors
Togas
Roman Feasts
100

What city did Romulus and Remus establish?

Rome

100

What were the bridges that carried water across a valley or river called?

Aqueducts

100

Who was the most famous Roman Emperor that was also assassinated by some of his friends?

Julius Caesar

100

How many pieces of fabric were used to make a toga?

Just one long piece

100

How long did Romans' elaborate dinner parties sometimes last?

Sometimes up to 8 hours

200

Who raised the twins after they were set adrift in the river?

Wolves

200

What building material did Romans use that worked so well but we don't know how to make it as well as they did?

Cement

200

What did Julius Caesar say to his friend as he was attacked and killed by that friend and others?

"Et tu Brute?" which means, and "You too Brutus?"
200

Who was the only one allowed to wear a purple toga?

The Emperor

200

Name 10 different foods the Romans ate

Bread, pancakes, dates, honey, fish, cold meat, porridge, rabbits, snails, boar, fowl, clams, oysters, octopus, fish, beans, olives,

peas, lettuce, onions, cabbage, apples, pears, grapes, pomegranates, eggs, and cheese.

300

What did the twins see that they thought was a sign from the gods?

They saw vultures. Remus saw 6 and Romulus saw 12.
300

The Romans built the largest amphitheater ever in Rome in which they held all kinds of events. What was the building called?

The Colosseum

300

Which Roman Emperor made sure Christians weren’t persecuted and also established the new capital of Rome- the city of Constantinople?

Constantine

300

Which arm was not covered by the toga?

The right arm

300

What was the Romans' favorite drink?

Wine

400

Who was the twins' father?

Mars, the Roman god of war.

400

Where does the phrase "all roads lead to Rome" come from?

The Romans built many road systems between all their conquered lands. They wanted a road system to connect all their cities back to Rome so that it was easier for their soldiers and people to travel.

400

After Julius Caesar was killed, Rome was ruled by a threesome. Eventually that threesome fell apart and who became Emperor?

Octavian

400

What was always worn underneath a toga?

A tunic

400

How did they eat the meal?

They relaxed on sloped couches and ate on their sides. They ate with their fingers.