Fill In Sentences:
Roman Empire
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
mosaics
irregular
complex
impressive
stint
portrait
barbarian
participate
genius
campaign
catapult
commemorate
legacy
identification
politician
1. The memorial was built to the soldiers who fought bravely in battle.
2. A passport is a kind of that proves who you are and what country you are from.
3. Stretching across the wall was the of an ocean scene made from bits of blue and green glass.
4. Connie thought the instructions were too to understand, and she asked her teacher to explain them more simply.
5. The last picture in the album was a of her mother as a young girl.
6. Juan designed a to launch water balloons into his neighbor's yard.
7. The librarian invited all students to in the reading contest.
8. The pitcher had an record, striking out almost every player who came to bat.
9. Einstein's revealed itself slowly over time and, according to some people, has never been matched.
10. Beethoven's to the world was his beautiful music.
11. The citizens were unhappy with the who was running for mayor and did not vote for him on election day.
12. The who did not know how to behave in a civilized society ran wild through the streets.
13. The students came together to for better food in the cafeteria.
14. The first time Joan tried to make a pizza, she could not roll the dough into a circle, so it was an shape.
15. Lyle did a two-year as a carnival clown.
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Definition Matching:
Roman Empire
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
participate
1. to do something special to honor and remember something
irregular
2. something that proves who or what someone or something is
genius
3. a pattern or picture made from colored pieces of stone, tile, or glass
impressive
4. very complicated
identification
5. a drawing, painting, or photograph of a person
mosaic
6. an ancient machine that hurls missiles
portrait
7. to join with others in an activity or event
politician
8. having the power to excite attention, awe, or admiration
complex
9. an unusually intelligent or talented person; a specific talent
stint
10. ideas or things handed down from one generation to another
campaign
11. someone who runs for or holds a government office
legacy
12. anyone who is savage or uncivilized
commemorate
13. to engage in a series of operations designed to bring about a particular result
catapult
14. not standard in shape, timing, size, etc.
barbarian
15. a period of time spent at a particular activity
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Crossword:
Roman Empire
Words
MOSAIC
STINT
IDENTIFICATION
IMPRESSIVE
IRREGULAR
COMPLEX
PARTICIPATE
COMMEMORATE
BARBARIAN
LEGACY
PORTRAIT
CAMPAIGN
CATAPULT
GENIUS
POLITICIAN
10
15
7
1
11
9
4
3
6
8
2
14
5
13
12
Across
2. to do something special to honor and remember something
5. someone who runs for or holds a government office
6. anyone who is savage or uncivilized
9. an ancient machine that hurls missiles
12. an unusually intelligent or talented person; a specific talent
15. a period of time spent at a particular activity
Down
1. something that proves who or what someone or something is
3. to join with others in an activity or event
4. having the power to excite attention, awe, or admiration
7. not standard in shape, timing, size, etc.
8. to engage in a series of operations designed to bring about a particular result
10. a drawing, painting, or photograph of a person
11. very complicated
13. ideas or things handed down from one generation to another
14. a pattern or picture made from colored pieces of stone, tile, or glass
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The dramatic saga of the Roman Empire, for kids, is told through a look back at life in Rome at its peak and an exploration of their countless innovations and inventions, which continue to influence Western life today.
When you’re writing an email or text message, did you ever stop to think that the letters you’re typing come from an alphabet that’s thousands of years old? Ancient Rome may be long gone, but its legacy lives on in the Western world in just about every area of life: law, engineering, language – the list goes on and on. In this issue, the far-reaching contributions of the Roman Empire, for kids, are explored in a way that will leave them with a new outlook on just about every facet of modern life. In architecture alone, Rome gave us the dome, new uses for the arch, and designs for stadiums and public buildings that still influence modern construction today.
The power of the Roman Empire, kids will learn, came from its massive and highly trained army, which not only expanded the empire’s borders but also kept order within them. Daily life is described through the prism of rich and poor: Rich Romans enjoyed graceful living in villas with plumbing, while the poor crowded into rickety five-story apartment buildings and shared public baths. Even their pastimes were different: Wealthy Romans enjoyed concerts and plays, while the poor loved watching bloody gladiator games. But eventually, all of this civilized (and uncivilized) living came to an end, in the 5th century, when Huns and Goths toppled the Roman Empire; for kids who like to hear about ancient battles, these accounts will be gripping.
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