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Hanzestad Zwolle

Zwolle, Overijssel, Netherlands
Ontdek de rijke Hanzegeschiedenis van Zwolle. Wandel door de goed bewaarde middeleeuwse binnenstad en leer over de glor…
Geschiedenis 13-14 year
50 min 2,5 km 10 3
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Peperbus en Sassenpoort

Zwolle, Overijssel, Netherlands
Ontdek de beroemdste gebouwen van Zwolle! Wandel langs de Peperbus, de Sassenpoort en andere bijzondere plekken. Een le…
Geschiedenis 9-10 year
40 min 2,0 km 10
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Domstad Ontdekken

Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Verken de rijke geschiedenis van Utrecht. Wandel langs de iconische Domtoren, de prachtige Oudegracht en andere histori…
Geschiedenis 13-14 year
60 min 3,0 km 10 7
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Op ontdekking in historisch Delfshaven

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Stap terug in de tijd in een van de weinige wijken van Rotterdam die het bombardement van 1940 heeft overleefd. Ontdek …
Geschiedenis 11-12 year
45 min 2,0 km 10 2
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Historische Jordaan

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Wandel door de schilderachtige Jordaan en ontdek de rijke geschiedenis van deze voormalige arbeidersbuurt. Van de Weste…
Geschiedenis 15-16 year
55 min 2,8 km 10 2

Featured this week: example questions for Roman Empire

New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

Which animal did Romans sometimes use in war?
Elephants Hamsters Birds Fish
What did rich Romans eat at parties?
Grapes Pizza Hamburgers Ice creams
What language did the Romans speak?
Latin Dutch English French
What did the Romans build very well?
Roads Aircraft Cars Computers
What material did Romans use a lot for building?
Stone Plastic Paper Fabric
What flowers grew in Roman gardens?
Roses Plastic flowers Paper flowers Chocolate flowers
What did Romans make from clay?
Pots and plates Cars Clothes Food
In which large building did Romans watch battles?
The Colosseum The theatre The church The museum
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What happened to ancient Roman emperors after their death?
They became gods They were buried They were forgotten They became soldiers
Which animal did the Romans use for races?
Horses Elephants Lions Dogs
What happened in a Roman circus?
Chariot races Drama Gladiator battles Making music
What did Roman soldiers use to protect themselves?
A shield A hat A bag A cape
Which day of the week is named after a Roman god?
Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday
What colour did Roman tunics usually have?
White Black Purple Orange
What did the Romans call their emperor?
Caesar King Senator Consul
Which digit is X in Roman numerals?
Ten Five One hundred A
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What does the Roman number X mean?
10 5 50 100
What metal did the Romans mainly use for coins?
Silver Iron Copper Tin
Approximately how long did the Roman Empire last?
More than 1,000 years 100 years 500 years 50 years
What does the Roman number L mean?
50 100 10 500
According to the Romans, which god was the god of the sea?
Neptune Jupiter Mars Apollo
What did the Romans call their battleships?
Galleys Sailboats Canoes Rafts
What does the Roman number M mean?
1000 500 100 50
Which group of people had to do the hardest work in Rome?
Slaves Soldiers Merchants Senators
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Which shield formation did Roman soldiers use for protection?
The turtle formation The eagle formation The lion formation The snake formation
What did the Romans call their soldiers who fought on foot?
Legionnaires Centurions Gladiators Praetorians
What was a villa in the Roman Empire?
A big mansion of rich people A military fortress A marketplace A temple
What was a toga?
A Roman garment for men A Roman coat of arms A Roman coin A Roman helmet
What did the Romans call slaves who fought for entertainment?
Gladiators Legionnaires Centurions Senators
Which people lived in Gaul before the Romans conquered it?
Gauls Germanic Vikings Huns
Which sea was south of the Roman Empire?
Mediterranean North Sea Baltic Sea Black Sea
Which food was most important to ordinary Romans?
Bread Meat Fish Fruit
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In which year was the Republic finally transformed into the Principate?
27 BC. 44 BC. 31 BC. 14 BC.
What did 'bread and circuses' (panem et circenses) mean?
Free food and entertainment for the people Tax on grain and entertainment Trade monopoly on food Religious ceremonies with offerings
What was a 'publicanus' in the Roman Empire?
A tax lessee A public orator A theatre organiser A newspaper publisher
What was the 'cursus honorum'?
The fixed order of offices in a political career A chariot race at the Circus Maximus A military decoration A training course for gladiators
Which Greek philosopher was Alexander the Great's teacher and later influenced Roman thinking?
Aristotle Plato Socrates Epicurus
What was Diocletian's 'tetrarchy'?
Governance of the empire by four rulers A military organisation of four armies A division of Rome into four districts A religious college of four priests
What was a 'latifundium' in the Roman Empire?
A large estate with slave labour A type of gladiatorial school A military defence line A trade guild
What title did the highest magistrate of the Roman Republic bear?
Consul Praetor Tribunus Censor
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What was the name of the Roman road that connected Brindisi to Rome?
Via Appia Via Flaminia Via Aurelia Via Emilia
Which Roman social class comprised the wealthy elite?
Patricians Plebeians Equites Libertini
Which Roman composition by Virgil glorifies Augustus and the Roman people?
Aeneid Georgica Bucolica Eclogae
Which city was the capital of the Gaulish Empire during the Crisis of the 3rd century?
Augusta Treverorum (Trier) Lugdunum (Lyon) Colonia Agrippina (Cologne) Burdigala (Bordeaux)
Which Roman orator was considered the greatest of his time?
Marcus Tullius Cicero Quintilianus Pliny the Younger Gaius Gracchus
Which Roman architect designed the Pantheon in its current form?
Apollodorus of Damascus Vitruvius Rabirius Severus
Which Roman term indicates the peace that prevailed in the empire under Augustus?
Pax Romana Pax Augusta Pax Imperium Pax Caesarea
Which Roman emperor was forced to commit suicide after a revolt?
Nero Caligula Domitian Commodus
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