How was a Roman army unit of 80 soldiers called?, A) Legion, B) Century, C) Auxiliary, Which Roman emperor led the invasion of Britain in 43 CE?, A) Julius Caesar, B) Augustus, C) Claudius, What wall did the Romans build across England to defend against attacks from the north?, A) Antonine Wall, B) Hadrian's Wall, C) London Wall, Why were Roman roads built as straight as possible?, A) To save materials, B) So soldiers and goods could move quickly, C) To avoid Celtic farmland, How long did an auxiliary soldier have to serve in the Roman army?, A) At least 10 years, B) At least 20 years, C) At least 25 years, What was the minimum age required to become a Roman legionary?, A) 17 years old, B) 20 years old, C) 25 years old, In a Roman villa, what was the function of the atrium?, A) Cooking meals for guests, B) Greeting guests upon arrival, C) Heating the under-floor pillars, What was the under-floor heating system in a Roman villa called?, A) Aqueduct, B) Hypocaust, C) Basilica, What term did the Romans use for northern and central European tribes they considered uncivilised?, A) Barbarians, B) Auxiliaries, C) Celts, In what year did the Romans invade Britain?, A) 55 BCE, B) 43 CE, C) 60 CE, Which Roman emperor led the invasion of Britain?, A) Julius Caesar, B) Augustus, C) Claudius, What was the Roman name for the area of Britain now known as Scotland?, A) Iceni, B) Britannia, C) Caledonia, Why did Emperor Claudius decide to invade Britain?, A) To show he was a strong leader and gain valuable resources, B) To convert the Celts to Roman culture, C) To build Hadrian's Wall across the country, Which of the following resources were the Romans looking for in Britain?, A) Marble and olive oil, B) Spices and silk, C) Metals like iron, lead, and gold, Which part of Britain was captured first by the Romans within four years?, A) The north of England, B) The south of England, C) Wales, How many years did it take the Romans to conquer the rest of England and Wales?, A) 10 years, B) 20 years, C) 30 years, What large weapon did the Roman army use to catapult heavy rocks at enemy walls?, A) Ballista, B) Onager, C) Battering ram, What defender structure did the Romans build across England to protect against attacks from the north?, A) Antonine Wall, B) Hadrian's Wall, C) London Wall, Who was the queen of the Celtic Iceni tribe who led a rebellion against the Romans in 60 CE?, A) Cleopatra, B) Queen Victoria, C) Queen Boudicca, Why did the Roman army win against Queen Boudicca’s army despite being outnumbered?, A) They had larger catapults, B) They were better organised and better equipped, C) The Celts surrendered without fighting, What system did the Romans use to bring fresh, clean water into their towns?, A) Hypocausts, B) Aqueducts, C) Basilicas, How were Roman towns designed and laid out?, A) In circular rings around a central castle, B) In straight streets laid out in a grid pattern, C) In random winding paths following the hills, What was the purpose of building straight roads between Roman forts?, A) To mark boundaries between tribes, B) So soldiers and goods could travel quickly across the country, C) To stop rivers from flooding the fields, Where could people in a Roman town go to wash, exercise, and meet friends?, A) Forum, B) Bathhouse, C) Gatehouse, Why were Roman forts placed with a specific distance between them?, A) They were spaced one day's march apart, B) They were placed every 100 miles, C) They were built only along coastal borders, Why were the Romans able to conquer individual Celtic tribes one by one?, A) The Celts had no weapons, B) The tribes refused to join together to fight the Romans, C) The Celts willingly gave up their land, Why did some Celtic tribes choose to move closer to Roman towns?, A) To hide from other tribes in the forests, B) They felt safer near the towns and found work trading or farming, C) They were forced to work as soldiers in the army, What proportion of the entire Roman army was stationed in Britain?, A) About 5 per cent, B) About 15 per cent, C) About 50 per cent, What type of land were Roman towns typically built on?, A) High mountain peaks, B) Flat land that was good for farming, C) Dense forest swamp land, How did local British rulers who supported the Romans benefit?, A) They prospered by trading goods like wool, gold, silver, and pottery, B) They were given free villas in Rome, C) They were made emperors of the army, What were the two main types of soldiers in the Roman army?, A) Centurions and Legionaries, B) Legionaries and Auxiliaries, C) Auxiliaries and Cavalry, Which of the following was a requirement to become a Roman legionary?, A) Had to be a Roman citizen who owned property or farms, B) Had to be at least 25 years of age, C) Had to serve in the front lines for 10 years, How long did a legionary have to serve in the army before retiring?, A) At least 15 years, B) At least 20 years, C) At least 25 years, Where were auxiliary soldiers recruited from?, A) The city of Rome, B) Tribes that had been conquered by the Romans, C) Wealthy landowners in Italy, How long was an auxiliary soldier required to serve in the Roman army?, A) At least 10 years, B) At least 20 years, C) At least 25 years, What dangerous duty were auxiliaries typically given in battle?, A) Cooking meals for the centurion, B) Fighting in the front lines, C) Driving the supply wagons behind the army, How far could Roman soldiers march in five hours while carrying all their gear?, A) 15 kilometres, B) 32 kilometres, C) 50 kilometres, What could happen to a Roman soldier who failed to follow orders?, A) He could be executed, B) He was forced to leave the army without pay, C) He had to give up his shield, What did a retired legionary receive after completing his service?, A) A gold helmet and a horse, B) A pension or a large area of land, C) A villa in the center of Rome, What items did each soldier carry to help construct a defense fence at night?, A) Two posts and a spade, B) A battering ram and rope, C) Iron spikes and an axe

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