| Question | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Warrior queen of the Iceni | Boudica | 89%
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| Roman god of wine | Bacchus | 88%
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| Assassin and adopted son of Julius Caesar | Brutus | 86%
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| Term for a tribal non-Roman, particularly those in Gaul and Germania | Barbarian | 64%
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| A Roman province first visited by Julius Caesar, but conquest would not begin until 43 CE (Latin name) | Britannia | 62%
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| A tribe of Northern Gaul that gives Belgium its name | Belgae | 41%
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| Gallic chieftain who led the sack of Rome in 387 BCE | Brennus | 33%
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| An ancient region and kingdom of Asia Minor, which became a Roman province in 74 BCE | Bithynia | 32%
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| The Appian Way connected Rome to this port town | Brundisium | 29%
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| A type of gladiator who went into combat with beasts (plural) | Bestiarii | 18%
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| A building in the forum where legal business was carried out | Basilica | 9%
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| Philosopher of the early sixth century who wrote 'The Consolation of Philosophy' | Boethius | 9%
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| An amulet worn by children around the neck, supposedly to bring good luck | Bulla | 9%
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| Eastern Roman Emperor between 475 and 476 CE | Basiliscus | 8%
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| A type of trouser worn by Gauls, which translates from Latin into 'trousers' | Braccae | 7%
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| Prefect of the Praetorian Guard under Claudius and Nero; known for his plain speaking | Burrus | 5%
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