Influence of the Romans – A2 1 / 20 What does “society” mean? People living together in an organised community A single stone building A kind of ancient road A method of carrying water 2 / 20 What are “arenas”? Systems that carry drinking water Places where public sports or shows take place Groups that make laws Documents about land ownership 3 / 20 What does “citizenship” mean? Building a new bridge Buying things at a market Learning to speak Latin Being a recognised member of a country or community 4 / 20 What is a “republic”? A building for public baths A group of merchants A country governed by representatives rather than a monarch A type of Roman road 5 / 20 What are “sewers”? Underground channels that carry away waste water Tall stone columns Open spaces for buying food Roads used only by soldiers 6 / 20 What are “aqueducts”? Buildings where plays are performed Places where people vote Written agreements Structures that carry water to towns and cities 7 / 20 What does “routes” mean? Types of public baths Groups of citizens Ways or paths from one place to another Parts of a temple 8 / 20 What are “goods”? Methods of voting Rules made by a Senate Stories from the past Things that are made or sold 9 / 20 What does “traders” mean? People who buy and sell goods People who perform plays People who build bridges People who vote for leaders 10 / 20 What are “arches”? Types of traders Written laws Places for swimming Curved shapes used to support buildings 11 / 20 What are “structures”? Words from another language Rules for voting People who travel Things that have been built 12 / 20 What does “legal” mean? Connected with weather Connected with cooking Connected with laws Connected with music 13 / 20 What are “contracts”? Formal agreements between people Types of columns Public gardens Long water channels 14 / 20 What are “agreements”? Tools for farming Decisions or promises accepted by people Buildings for sports Groups of soldiers 15 / 20 What does “property” mean? A public performance A place to wash Things or land that someone owns A language from Rome 16 / 20 What does “medicine” mean? The buying and selling of goods The study and treatment of illness A system of roads A style of music 17 / 20 What does “developed” mean in the text? Changed and grew over time Disappeared immediately Moved to another country Stayed exactly the same 18 / 20 What does “engineers” mean? People who write plays People who design and build useful structures or machines People who care for animals People who sell food 19 / 20 What does “influence” mean? A kind of building The power to change or affect something A long journey A written test 20 / 20 What does “empire” mean? A type of road A small village A group of lands ruled by one government A single family Your score is