Final test. Life in the past

Read and choose the right answer. Saturn was the first king of the gods and also known as the god of agriculture. He had a scythe — a tool used for cutting crops. Saturn was also known as Father Time. Saturns festival, the Saturnalia, became the most popular Roman festival. Nobody worked and there were big celebrations that lasted for seven days. When Saturn died, the world was split between his three sons — Neptune, Pluto and Jupiter. Neptune ruled the seas, Pluto ruled the underworld and Jupiter ruled the skies. Saturn was also the father to the Goddesses Juno, Ceres and Vesta. He was married to Ops who was the mother of his children. The Saturnalia celebrations lasted for .

Read and choose the right answer. Saturn was the first king of the gods and also known as the god of agriculture. He had a scythe — a tool used for cutting crops. Saturn was also known as Father Time. Saturn’s festival, the Saturnalia, became the most popular Roman festival. Nobody worked and there were big celebrations that lasted for seven days. When Saturn died, the world was split between his three sons — Neptune, Pluto and Jupiter. Neptune ruled the seas, Pluto ruled the underworld and Jupiter ruled the skies. Saturn was also the father to the Goddesses Juno, Ceres and Vesta. He was married to Ops who was the mother of his children. Saturn had .

Choose the right answer. The word “ancient” is opposite of .

Fill in the gaps with the right words. There were many in Pompeii because was an important part of every Roman’s diet.

Choose the right word. Pompeii had baths.

Fill in the gaps with the right words. Apollo the son of Jupiter and Latona, twin of Diana. Apollo was very . His was a bow and arrow. His instrument was a lyre. He was gentle and warm, very rarely .

Fill in the gaps with the right words. When Mount Vesuvius, the people of Pompeii were by volcanic .

Choose the right answer. Venus goddess of love.

Choose the right answer. — Did the buildings have running water? — Yes, they .

Choose the right answer. — Were there theatres in Pompeii? — Yes, there .