Roman Theatre (Mérida) - Quiz
A) Granite B) Marble C) Stone D) Wood
A) To ventilate the backstage B) To drain rainwater C) To place scenic backdrop posts and infrastructure D) To house the orchestra
A) The imperial cult room B) The granite façade C) The downstage setting porticus post scaenam D) The peristyle garden
A) 17.5m B) 7.5m C) 63m D) 1910m
A) 63m B) 1933m C) 17.5m D) 7.5m
A) 100m B) 7.5m C) 17.5m D) 63m
A) Wood B) Granite blocks C) Formed concrete D) Red marble paved stones
A) Tuscan columns B) Corinthian columns C) Ionic columns D) Doric columns
A) Blue-veined marble B) Black granite C) Red marble D) Pure white
A) Black B) Red C) Blue D) White
A) At the archaeological site office B) Inside the peristyle house C) In Madrid's National Archaeological Museum D) National Museum of Roman Art
A) Juno B) Ceres C) Athena D) Venus
A) Jupiter B) Pluto C) Mars D) Neptune
A) Diana B) Apollo C) Hercules D) Proserpina
A) Three B) One C) Four D) Two
A) Pulpitum B) Valva regia C) Valva hospitalium D) Porticus post scaenam
A) Porticus B) Pulpitum C) Valva regia D) Valva hospitalium
A) Emperor Constantine B) Emperor Caesar Augustus C) Emperor Nero D) Emperor Trajan
A) A garden area surrounded by columns and a quadrangular portico B) A public bathhouse C) An imperial palace D) A large amphitheatre
A) A training ground for gladiators B) A storage facility for props C) A recreation area D) A marketplace
A) Storing theatrical costumes B) The imperial cult C) Meeting rooms for magistrates D) The worship of Ceres
A) Emperor Hadrian as a philosopher B) Caesar Augustus dressed as pontiff maximus C) Emperor Trajan in military armor D) Julius Caesar with a laurel wreath
A) Dressing rooms B) A watchtower C) Latrines D) A shrine to Pluto
A) A fortification B) A market C) A temple D) A house
A) Mythological beasts B) Scenes from Roman comedies C) Geometric patterns and landscapes D) Life-size human figures
A) Early 18th century B) Late 19th century C) Mid medieval period D) Late 20th century
A) Statues of the imperial family B) Stones from the valva regia C) Columns from the stage front D) Remains of the tops of the bleachers
A) A red marble paved stone foundation B) A wooden portico structure C) A formed concrete base covered with granite blocks D) A marble wall with Corinthian columns
A) 1933 B) 1960 C) 1910 D) 1899
A) Caesar Augustus B) José Menéndez Pidal y Álvarez C) Emperor Trajan D) José Ramón Mélida
A) 1890 B) 1933 C) 1965 D) 1910
A) Emperor Trajan B) Caesar Augustus C) José Ramón Mélida D) José Menéndez Pidal y Álvarez
A) The peristyle house B) The amphitheatre C) The National Museum of Roman Art D) The Roman Theatre
A) Mérida Imperial Festival B) National Festival of Roman Art C) International Festival of Classical Theatre of Mérida D) Classical Drama Festival of Spain
A) It is the largest film festival in Spain B) It is the only festival held in a Roman ruin C) It is the most expensive theatrical event in Spain D) It is the oldest of its kind celebrated in Spain
A) Lusitania B) Emerita Augusta C) Vitruvius D) San Albin
A) Constantine I B) Vipsanius Agrippa C) Emperor Trajan D) Vitruvius
A) 330-340 CE B) 1st century CE C) 1993 CE D) 16-15 BCE
A) A marble parapet B) A semicircular dome ring C) A walkway D) The scaenae frons
A) Media cavea B) Ima cavea C) Cunei D) Summa cavea
A) Roman consuls B) Emperors C) Moorish kings D) Architects
A) 16 BCE B) 340 CE C) 1933 D) 1993
A) On the edge adjacent the city walls B) Across the river away from the walls C) In the absolute center of the city D) Inside the emperor's private palace
A) Lusitania Heights B) Cerro de San Albin C) Emerita Hill D) Vipsanius Hill
A) Vitruvius B) Trajan C) Agrippa D) Constantine
A) Paris B) Marseille C) Lyon D) Orange
A) Pompeii B) Venice C) Milan D) Florence
A) Dougga B) Carthage C) Tunis D) Sousse
A) Circular B) Semicircular C) Rectangular D) Oval
A) 6,000 B) 50,000 C) 12,000 D) 3,000
A) 120 meters B) 50 meters C) 86 meters D) 282 meters
A) 500 feet B) 150 feet C) 282 feet D) 86 feet
A) Media cavea B) Ima cavea C) Summa cavea D) Cunei
A) 22 rows B) 5 rows C) 13 rows D) 86 rows
A) Summa cavea B) Ima cavea C) Media cavea D) Praecinctio
A) 6 rows B) 13 rows C) 5 rows D) 22 rows
A) Foreign visitors B) The chorus C) Wealthier social classes D) Moorish kings
A) Thirteen B) Five C) Three D) Six
A) Cavea B) Scaenae frons C) Cunei D) Praecinctio
A) Thirteen doors B) Five doors C) Six doors D) Twenty-two doors
A) Twenty-two B) Thirteen C) Five D) Six
A) For the wealthier social classes B) For Moorish kings C) For the chorus D) For the Roman emperors |
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