Ancient Rome
Founders of Rome, raised by a wolf.
Who were Romulus and Remus?
It has three equal sides!
What is an equilateral triangle?
Classmate who lives in Texas.
Who is Liberty?
A person, place or thing.
What is a noun?
Named after the Roman god of war.
What is March?
True or false, Ancient Romans ate dormice as a snack.
What is true?
It has four equal sides an no right angles!
What is a rhombus?
Classmate who loves vacuums
Who is Ike?
Gives more information about a noun.
What is an adjective?
Means "the eighth month."
What is October?
The name of the largest chariot racing location in Rome.
What is the Circus Maximus?
The interior angles add up to 540 degrees.
What is a pentagon
Student whose temperatures are usually the "hottest of the hot!"
Who is Spencer?
Answers the question, "Who/what is it that...."
What is a subject?
Named after the Roman version of Hera.
What is June? (Juno)
The day when Julius Caesar was killed.
What was the Ides of March?
It's the side of a triangle opposite the right angle.
What's the hypotenuse?
Student who has a younger sister.
Who is Zane?
There, they're and their
What is a homophone?
Named after Julius Caesar's great-nephew.
What is August?
Tried to attack Rome using elephants.
Who is Hannibal?
It has 12 equal sides.
What is a dodecahedron?
Student who lives in a different hemisphere.
Who is Emma?
A group of words that rename the noun next to them.
What is an appositive phrase?
Named after the Roman god of transitions.
What is January?