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Froggy Jumps Chapter 8: Cellular Respiration QuizOnline version Test your understanding of cellular respiration basics. by Kenley Locker 1 what was the 1st reason the Roman Republic fell? a The Patricians were mistreating the Plebians. b Julius Caesar declared himself dictator for life in 44 BC. c Octavian becomes Rome's first emperor. 2 What was the effect of the Patricians mistreating the Plebians? a The Plebians rebelled. b The Plebians where in debt, they had no land or jobs due to slaves that the Patricians owned. c The Plebians moved to a different area. 3 What was the 3rd reason the Roman Republic fell? a The Patricians mistreated the Plebians. b Marius changed the military. c Julius Caesar declared himself dictator in 44 BC. 4 What effects did Julius Caesar declaring himself dictator have? a Upsets senate because they no longer make the laws, and people can't vote. b People who worked in Republic became poor. c People with land, lose their land. 5 What was the 2nd reason the Roman Republic fell? a Julius Caesar declared himself dictator in 44 BC. b Octavian becomes Rome's first emperor. c Marius changed the military. 6 What effects did Marius changing the military have? a Military became less strong. b Now a job, so generals paid soldiers and promised them land. c Military lost all soldiers. 7 What was the 4th reasons the Roman Republic fell? a Octavian becomes Rome's first emperor. b Marius changed the military. c The Patricians were mistreating the Plebians. 8 What effect did Octavian becoming Rome's first dictator have? a Civil War started. b People rebelled. c People have no zero political power, NO REPUBLIC. 9 Republic- a To reject. b Form of government in which the leader is not a king or queen, but a person elected by citizens. c Human made channel built to carry water. 10 Aqueduct- a Human made channel built to carry water. b One of the two top government officials in ancient Rome. c Important government officials in ancient Rome. 11 Currency- a Wealthy landowner and member of ruling class. b Member of the common people in ancient Rome. c System of money. 12 Patricians- a Wealthy landowner and member of the ruling class. b A three person ruling group in ancient Rome. c Important government officials in ancient Rome. 13 Plebians- a Form of government in which the leader is not a king or queen, but a person elected by the citizens. b Member of the common people in ancient Rome. c To reject. 14 Consuls- a System of currency. b A three person ruling group in ancient Rome. c One of the two top government officials in ancient Rome. 15 Veto- a System of Money. b Human made channel built to carry water. c To reject. 16 Praetors- a Wealthy landowner and member of the ruling class. b Important government officials in ancient Rome. c A three person ruling group in ancient Rome. 17 Triumvirate- a A three person ruling group in ancient Rome. b One of the two top government officials in ancient Rome. c Form of government in which the leader is not a king or queen, but a person elected by citizens. 18 What did the Roman's write their code of law into? a Cuneiform tablets. b Twelve Tables. c Carved onto Stone. 19 Which was not one of Roman citizen's rights? a Vote. b Defend yourself in court. c Serve in military. 20 Who won the Punic Wars? a Carthage b Romans c Greeks 21 What does the Rule of Law state? a Everyone is treated equal and fair under the legal system. b Everyone can vote. c Murder is not allowed. 22 Which person did not assassinate Caesar? a Cassius b Brutus c Crassus 23 Who was not in the First Triumvirate? a Pompeii b Julius Caesar c Crassus 24 What tactic did Hannibal use? a Trample farmers fields. b Cut food supply, attack Rome head on. c Wait for Rome to attack. 25 What weapons did Hannibal use? a Bows, and 50,000 men. b Calvary, and Cannon. c 46,000 men, 37 elephants, and numerous horses. 26 Which person did not found Rome? a Julius Caesar b Remus c Romulus 27 Who did Cleopatra VII marry? a Pompey b Anthony c Julius Caesar 28 Which group did not influence the early Romans? a Etruscans b Greek c Carthage 29 What is the name of legislative body that had 300 members and was very important in the Republic? a Senate b Triumvirate c Judges 30 Who started the Colosseum? a Vespasian b Remus c Trajan 31 Where was Rome located? a Spain. b Near Tiber River in Italy on the west side of the central peninsula. c Mediterranean Sea. 32 Before Augustus was Emperor what name did he go by? a Pompey b Julius Caesar c Octavian 33 What is Pax Romana? a A time period where Rome moved throughout the world. b A time period of 200 years of peace, stability, and prosperity throughout Mediterranean Sea. c A time period where Rome lost all knowledge. 34 Why did the Senate assassinate Julius Caesar? a They thought he was a bad ruler. b They wanted to be King. c To save the Republic from Julius becoming King. 35 What is not one of Rome's major exports? a Olive Oil. b Wine. c Tobacco. 36 Who didn't fight in the Punic Wars? a Greeks. b Rome. c Carthage. 37 The city of Pompeii was devastated by what? a Hannibal's army. b Mt. Vesuvius Erupting. c Civil War. 38 In what year did Julius Caesar declared himself dictator for life? a 90 BC. b AD 101. c 44 BC. 39 Which good emperor expanded Rome to its greatest physical size? a Trajan. b Nero. c Vespasian. 40 Which was not an accomplishment of Julius Caesar? a Invented Aqueducts. b Gave work to jobless. c Gave citizenship to those outside of Italy. 41 Who was the first Roman Emperor? a Augustus (Octavian) b Julius Caesar c Nero

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Chapter 8: Cellular Respiration QuizOnline version

by Kenley Locker

what was the 1st reason the Roman Republic fell?

What was the effect of the Patricians mistreating the Plebians?

What was the 3rd reason the Roman Republic fell?

What effects did Julius Caesar declaring himself dictator have?

What was the 2nd reason the Roman Republic fell?

What effects did Marius changing the military have?

What was the 4th reasons the Roman Republic fell?

What effect did Octavian becoming Rome's first dictator have?

Republic-

Aqueduct-

Currency-

Patricians-

Plebians-

Consuls-

Veto-

Praetors-

Triumvirate-

What did the Roman's write their code of law into?

Which was not one of Roman citizen's rights?

Who won the Punic Wars?

What does the Rule of Law state?

Which person did not assassinate Caesar?

Who was not in the First Triumvirate?

What tactic did Hannibal use?

What weapons did Hannibal use?

Which person did not found Rome?

Who did Cleopatra VII marry?

Which group did not influence the early Romans?

What is the name of legislative body that had 300 members and was very important in the Republic?

Who started the Colosseum?

Where was Rome located?

Before Augustus was Emperor what name did he go by?

What is Pax Romana?

Why did the Senate assassinate Julius Caesar?

What is not one of Rome's major exports?

Who didn't fight in the Punic Wars?

The city of Pompeii was devastated by what?

In what year did Julius Caesar declared himself dictator for life?

Which good emperor expanded Rome to its greatest physical size?

Which was not an accomplishment of Julius Caesar?

Who was the first Roman Emperor?