A) a proclamation being read from the steps of a temple
B) the Buddha teaching to young Roman men
C) a triumphal arch commemorating a military victory
D) a busy marketplace selling a variety of goods
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A) portrait sculpture
B) literary satire
C) lyric poetry
D) dramatic comedy
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A) a memorial to the achievements of a Roman emperor
B) an example of a Roman Greek-style temple
C) the largest and most important building in imperial Rome
D) the last great Roman building built in ancient times
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A) Baths of Caracalla
B) Pont du Gard
C) Colosseum
D) Temple of Portunus
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A) the Forum of Trajan
B) House of the Silver Wedding (Pompeii)
C) the Pont du Gard
D) portrait bust of Cicero
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A) All humans are brothers and citizens of the world.
B) The gods need not be feared, having no power over our lives.
C) Human suffering arises in selfish attachment and craving.
D) Truth can be reached only by contemplation of the Good.
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A) Colosseum
B) Basilica Ulpia
C) Temple of Portunus
D) Pantheon
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A) in a private home in Pompeii
B) standing on the Republican forum
C) on a frieze glorifying the emperor
D) supporting a dome in a Roman temple
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A) arches stacked on top of one another
B) a series of arches intersecting around a central axis
C) the intersection of two vaults at right angles
D) a series of connected arches open on two ends
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A) satirical attacks on Rome's hypocrisy and corruption
B) witty social comedies of mistaken identity and farcical plots
C) a long philosophy poem reflecting Epicurean belief
D) eloquent speeches in defense of Rome's republican government
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A) Sophocles' Oedipus the King
B) Marcus Aurelius' Meditations
C) Sappho's lyric poems
D) Homer's epic, the Iliad
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A) He overthrew the Etruscan kings and founded the Republic
B) His rule resolved a long and violent civil war
C) He sponsored the Pantheon and other architectural projects.
D) His reforms momentarily halted the late Empire's decline
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A) blissful union with a heavenly father
B) the historical redemption of the Hebrew nation
C) the extinction of all selfish striving and desire
D) obedience to the revealed scriptures of God
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A) fresco painting
B) portrait sculpture
C) architectural decoration
D) dramatic comedy
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A) remains of Etruscan colonial settlements
B) ruins of the republican Senate building
C) artifacts revealing the nature of Roman daily life
D) inscriptions honoring Constantine as first Christian emperor
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