Wednesday, April 07, 2021

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Dan Tilque <dtilque@frontier.com>: Apr 06 05:15PM -0700

On 4/4/21 10:59 PM, Mark Brader wrote:
 
> 1. Julius Caesar and his nephew Octavian each renamed a month in
> the calendar for himself. What do we call these months today?
> (Name both, in English.)
 
July, August
 
 
> 2. Which Roman emperor adopted the Christian religion, not only
> for himself but also effectively as the established religion
> of the Empire?
 
Constantine
 
> the 20th century, was the 4-letter abbreviation for the Latin
> phrase meaning "the Senate and the Roman People". What were
> the 4 letters? Exact answer required.
 
SPQR
 
> ruled from Rome (and later Ravenna) and an eastern section
> ruled from Constantinople. Name any year during this period
> of the two empires.
 
360 AD
 
> early form of checks and balances, executive power in the
> Republic was normally shared between two men, who held the
> same title. What title?
 
consul
 
 
> 6. In the Roman Republic, the Senate had the power, in case of
> crisis, to name a single individual to rule in place of the
> two <answer 5>s. What was his title?
 
dictator
 
 
> 7. And what was the title of the men who held supreme authority
> before the Republic was established?
 
rex
 
 
> 8. The first <answer 7> was Romulus, said to have founded the city
> of Rome in what year (within 50 years)?
 
776 BC
 
> lived in the 1st century BC. In 63 BC he became <answer 5>,
> but he later found himself on the losing side of the power
> struggles of that turbulent era. What was his name?
 
Marc Antony
 
 
> * A. Numbers
 
> A1. 8 of the numbers between 60 and 100 are primes. Name any
> one.
 
67
 
 
> A2. 8 of the numbers between 200 and 500 are squares.
> Name any one.
 
256
 
 
> * C. Albert Einstein
 
> C1. Einstein was born in Germany, but became a citizen of what
> country in 1901?
 
Switzerland
 
 
> C2. Einstein is best known today for his work on relativity,
> but he did not win the Nobel Prize for it. What did he
> win it for, in 1921?
 
photoelectric effect
 
 
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Dan Tilque
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