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Book 1, Earliest Rome: Chapter 1, Introductory & Rome Under Kings

1. How many introductory pieces are there that precede the main text of the book?
(a) None.
(b) Three.
(c) Two.
(d) Five.

2. What is a difficulty that the author encounters while writing about the history of Rome?
(a) Exaggeration of facts.
(b) Omission of facts.
(c) The language.
(d) The origins.

3. What does the author tell the reader he is writing about in the first Introduction?
(a) The second group of people to inhabit Rome.
(b) The first people in Rome that cannot be verified.
(c) The group of people who traveled through Rome before it was founded.
(d) The first people in Rome that anyone is certain of.

4. How common is the interaction between human and divine beings in Ancient Rome, according to Livy?
(a) It is very common.
(b) It happens only once a year.
(c) It is very uncommon.
(d) It happens only twice a year.

5. Where do the Romans adopt their religion from?
(a) The Albanians.
(b) The Greeks.
(c) The Turks.
(d) The Bulgarians.

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