Roman Civilisation

Q. Jesus Christ is known to have lived during the reign of which Roman Emperor?

1. Julius Ceasar
2. Lapidus
3. Augustus Ceasar
4. Mark Anthony

Q. Compare and contrast the speeches of Brutus and Mark Antony.

Q. How many classes were present in the Roman Society?

1. 3 classes
2. 4 classes
3. 2 classes
4. There were no classes.

Q. Compare and Contrast the speeches and Brutus and Mark Antony

Q. Ananya was telling her friend all about the Roman military general Julius Caesar and how great he was. Her friend was doubtful, and asked her "Then why was he murdered?".

Can you help Ananya answer the question?

1. Caesar was murdered because he established The Republic of Rome.
2. Caesar was murdered because he introduced the Julian calendar.
3. Caesar was murdered because he abolished The Republic of Rome.
4. Caesar was murdered because he was a part of the first Triumvirate.

Q. List the contributions of Romans.

Q. “You are not wood, you are not stone, but men;
And, being men, hearing the will of Caesar,
It will inflame you, it will make you :”
(i)What do you think is the purpose or intention of the speaker while addressing the listeners in the above context?

Q. Who are known as the ancestors of the Romans?

1. Romulus
2. Romas
3. Remus
4. Remulus

Q. What does the following event/action tell us about the characters ? Discuss
Sir Ector kneeled before Arthur.

Q. The Roman society had two classes namely ______ .

Q. How did Mark Antony turn the crowd against the conspirators?

Q.

Read the extract given below and answer briefly the questions that follow:

Good countrymen, let me depart alone, And, for my sake, stay here with Antony:(i) Identify the speaker of the above lines.(ii) When and where were the above lines spoken?(iii) Bring out the irony in the above extract.

Q. What is Mark Antony’s message?

Q. Rome was founded in the _____ district about 2, 500 years ago.

1. Latium
2. Latus
3. Latin
4. Latom

Q. Who among the following were part of the first Triumvirate in Rome?

1. Augustus Ceasar
2. Pompey
3. Crassus
4. Julius Ceasar