A) Common year starting on Friday B) Leap year starting on Friday C) Common year starting on Sunday D) Leap year starting on Monday
A) Titus and Vespasianus B) Agricola and Pliny C) Titus and Agricola D) Vespasian and Augustus
A) 832 B) 850 C) 776 D) 790
A) August 24 B) June 23 C) June 24 D) October 24
A) Assassination B) Volcanic eruption C) Fever from diarrhea D) Old age
A) I think I'm turning into a god. B) Forgive me for my sins. C) The end has come. D) Long live the empire.
A) Pliny B) Agricola C) Ma Rong D) Titus
A) She caused a scandal in the palace B) To please the Senate C) She betrayed the Roman empire D) She was a spy
A) Herculaneum B) Rome C) Pompeii D) Stabiae
A) Evacuate refugees B) Transport goods to Britain C) Attack the rebels D) Defend the coastline
A) Inhaling volcanic fumes B) Burned by lava C) Drowned in the sea D) Killed by soldiers
A) Misenum B) Mamucium C) Caledonia D) Deva Victrix
A) Legio I Augusta B) Legio II Adiutrix C) Legio X Fretensis D) Legio IX Hispana
A) Caledonia B) Victrix C) Deva D) Mamucium
A) Gaul B) Spain C) Germany D) Caledonia
A) Construction of the Great Wall B) Invention of paper C) Canonization of Confucius' works D) Appointment of a new emperor
A) Ma Rong B) He of Han C) Confucius D) Vespasian
A) Ma Rong B) He of Han C) Caesius Bassus D) Berenice
A) August 16 B) June 24 C) October 24 D) August 25
A) Caesius Bassus B) Pliny the Elder C) Titus D) Vespasian
A) A Roman general and politician B) A poet C) A Chinese scholar D) A Syrian bishop
A) Committed suicide B) Executed C) Died in Vesuvius D) Natural causes
A) Politician and astrologer B) General C) Bishop D) Poet
A) A Roman senator B) A British chieftain C) A Chinese diplomat D) A Syrian bishop and martyr |