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Bob-Dole

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Which of the following is NOT true concerning the standard type of tomb that emerged in Rome and Ostia?
 
  A) The standard type emulated imperial mausolea in its form.
  B) The standard type consisted of a single barrel-vaulted room.
  C) The standard type was usually located on roads leading out of the city.
  D) The standard type usually contained the remains of working-class families.

Question 2

Most surviving tombs from Rome and Ostia are located
 
  A) near the cities' most prestigious temples.
  B) on the roads leading out of the cities.
  C) in remote necropoleis far outside the city walls.
  D) near the area of each city's civic forum.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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