Hannibal - Quiz
A) 50 B) 42 C) 40 D) 46
A) General of the Hundred B) Consul C) King D) Suffete
A) Sold off public lands B) Borrowed money from Greek states C) Increased taxation on the poor D) Eliminated corruption and recovered embezzled funds
A) The Hundred and Four B) The Roman delegation C) The Senate of Carthage D) The merchant guild
A) Inheritance B) Lottery C) Direct election D) Appointment by the king
A) One year B) Five years C) Six months D) Life
A) To personally lead an army in Asia B) To avoid being surrendered to the Romans C) To start a new business in Tyre D) Because he lost an election
A) Aristotle B) Plato C) Phormio D) Strabo
A) He ignored the philosopher B) He praised his military brilliance C) He asked to be his student D) He called him an old fool
A) It was too small to fight Rome B) He refused to lead such an army C) It would be enough for the Romans D) The soldiers were poorly trained
A) Carthage B) Tyre C) Ephesus D) Rome
A) Cilicia B) Bithynia C) Armenia D) Crete
A) A total destruction of the Rhodian navy B) A decisive victory for Hannibal C) A defeat for Hannibal D) A naval stalemate
A) Fire ships B) Boarding C) Ramming D) Diekplous
A) A peace treaty between Carthage and Rome B) A truce between Antiochus and Rome C) A trade agreement between Ephesus and Bithynia D) An alliance between Hannibal and Artaxias
A) Artaxias I B) Prusias I C) Eumenes II D) Antiochus III
A) Ephesus B) Antioch C) Carthage D) Artaxata
A) Eumenes II B) Prusias I C) Antiochus III D) Artaxias I
A) Explosive gunpowder B) Chain shots C) Flaming arrows D) Pots filled with venomous snakes
A) 201 BC B) 202 BC C) 203 BC D) 218 BC
A) Augustus B) Julius Caesar C) Scipio Africanus D) Hannibal
A) The Roman Forum B) Temple of Juno Lacinia C) Temple of Jupiter D) The Library of Carthage
A) 200 BC B) 201 BC C) 202 BC D) 203 BC
A) Roman Deceit B) The Saguntum Betrayal C) Carthaginian Treachery D) Punic Faith
A) Crotona B) Numidia C) Saguntum D) Tunis
A) Under Carthaginian rule B) Under Roman rule C) Independent D) Annexed by Greece
A) Gold mines B) Land rights C) A war indemnity D) An annual tax
A) Captured a stranded Roman fleet B) Declared war on Numidia C) Burned the temple at Crotona D) Assassinated Scipio
A) Gulf of Tunis B) The coast of Italy C) The Mediterranean Sea D) Gulf of Corinth
A) Nearly 10 years B) Nearly 5 years C) Nearly 15 years D) Nearly 20 years
A) Its independence B) Its overseas empire C) Its African territory D) Its religious freedom
A) Polybius B) Hasdrubal C) Patrick Hunt D) Livy
A) 38,000 B) 40,000 C) 11,000 D) 20,000
A) 20 B) 6 C) 12 D) 38
A) Serge Lancel B) Varro C) Polybius D) Livy
A) Gavin de Beer B) Patrick Hunt C) W. C. Mahaney D) Jakob Seibert
A) Col de la Traversette B) Col de Mont Cenis C) Col de Montgenèvre D) Little St Bernard Pass
A) 10,000 B) 11,000 C) 38,000 D) 20,000
A) Son of Baal B) Strength of the sea C) Lightning or thunderbolt D) The great leader
A) Julius Caesar B) Scipio Africanus C) Fabius Maximus D) Alexander the Great
A) Killed in battle B) Suicide by poison C) Executed by Rome D) Died of old age
A) Antiochus III B) Mago Barca C) Hamilcar Barca D) Hasdrubal the Fair
A) Greece B) The Seleucid court C) Numidia D) Hispania
A) King B) Sufet C) Senator D) Consul
A) Jupiter B) Baal Hammon C) Mars D) Poseidon
A) Cleopatra B) Sophonisba C) Imilce D) Dido
A) Hamilcar Barca B) Scipio Africanus C) Alexander or Pyrrhus D) Julius Caesar
A) The Iberian Peninsula B) Sicily C) Rome D) Placentia
A) Arminum B) Arretium C) Clastidium D) Placentia
A) Roman armor B) A local cloak C) Differently dyed wigs D) A heavy metal mask
A) Conjunctivitis B) The cold of the Alps C) A falling stone D) A spear wound in battle
A) Quintus Fabius Maximus B) Tiberius Sempronius Longus C) Gaius Flaminius D) Publius Cornelius Scipio
A) Battle of the Trebia B) Battle of Ticinus C) Battle of Ager Falernus D) Lake Trasimene
A) A supply depot at Cannae B) The harbor of Syracuse C) The Roman Senate D) The city of Rome
A) Po River B) Rubicon River C) Tiber River D) Aufidus River
A) They appointed a third dictator B) They commanded simultaneously C) Varro commanded exclusively D) They alternated command daily
A) Head-on collision B) Envelopment C) Naval blockade D) Scorched earth
A) Maharbal B) Varro C) Paullus D) Hanno
A) Hannibal B) Scipio C) Maharbal D) Hanno
A) 5–10% B) 25–30% C) 50–60% D) 100%
A) Immediate counter-attack B) Surrender C) Attrition D) Naval expansion
A) Capua B) Syracuse C) Cannae D) Rome
A) The Tactician B) The Strategist C) Cunctator D) The Delayer
A) Campania B) Sicily C) Latium D) Tuscany
A) Hundred and Four B) Council of 30 Nobles C) Senators D) Barcids
A) The main temple B) The city walls C) The harbor D) The southern gate
A) Hasdrubal B) Mago C) Philip V D) Marcellus
A) Calabria B) Lucania C) Apulia D) Capua
A) Mago's B) Philip V's C) Hasdrubal's D) Marcellus's
A) Silarus B) Hasdrubal C) Mago D) Philip V
A) Scipio B) Hannibal C) Syphax D) Masinissa
A) 80 B) 100 C) 50 D) 20
A) 20,000 B) 10,000 C) 2,500 D) 15,000
A) Romans B) Numidians C) Gauls D) Carthaginians
A) Scipio B) Hannibal C) Hasdrubal D) Syphax
A) Libya B) Hispania C) Carthage D) Bithynia
A) Titus Quinctius Flamininus B) Scipio Africanus C) Titus Pomponius Atticus D) Claudius Marcellus
A) Polybius B) Appian C) Pliny the Elder D) Pausanias
A) Capua B) Libyssa C) Rome D) Carthage
A) Pliny the Elder B) Livy C) Cicero D) Juvenal
A) John Tzetzes B) W. M. Leake C) Septimius Severus D) Plutarch
A) Cruelty B) Boldness C) Patience D) Logistics
A) Inhuman cruelty B) Poor leadership C) Lack of tactical skill D) Cowardice
A) The Schlieffen Plan B) The Envelopment Doctrine C) The Punic Maneuver D) The Cannae Strategy
A) Maximilian Otto Bismarck Caspari B) George S. Patton C) Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. D) Theodore Ayrault Dodge
A) One year B) Half a generation C) Twenty years D) Five years
A) Turkey B) Tunisia C) Spain D) Italy
A) Five-dinar bill B) One-dinar bill C) Twenty-dinar bill D) Ten-dinar bill
A) 25 metres B) 17 metres C) 5 metres D) 10 metres
A) Atatürk B) Sigmund Freud C) Ken Sibanda D) Antoine Fuqua
A) Greece B) Italy C) Turkey D) Tunisia
A) 1993 B) 2023 C) 1981 D) 2013
A) Antoine Fuqua B) John Logan C) Sigmund Freud D) Ken Sibanda
A) The burial ground B) The central harbor C) The national museum D) The highest point
A) The Catholic Church B) The Punic priesthood C) The Orthodox Church D) The Roman Senate |
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