Question

They say, 'Rome was not built in a day,but do you know the story of how Rome was built? There is a very
interesting myth about it. The story goes that Numitor was the king of a place called Alba Longa. He had a
son, Amulius and a daughter, Rhea Silvia. Amulius seized power by imprisoning his father and sister.
However, Rhea had married Mars, the God of war, and was expecting her first child.
When she gave birth to twin boys,she knew that they would also be killed by their uncle,so to keep them
safe she placed them in a basket and floated the basket in the River Tiber.
The basket floated for a while and then came to the bank. There the children were found by a female wolf
who nourished them with her milk. Later they were found by a shepherd who took them home and brought
them up.
They grew up into strong boys, who were natural leaders. They were named Romulus and Remus. When
their identity was revealed to them, they fought and killed Amulius and put Numitor back on the throne.
Rather than wait to inherit the kingdom, they decided to set up their own kingdom.
Now both of them began fighting about where to set the kingdom, so they decided to look for a sign from
the Gods to determine where the kingdom would be set up. Romulus said that he had seen six vultures
hovering over the place he had decided upon, while Remus said that he had seen seven vultures flying over
the place he had decided upon. Both of them began fighting, and in the fight, Remus was killed and so
Romulus founded the city of Rome.
This is just a story, or do you think that the city of Rome was really established in this way?
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1. How did Amulius become the king of Alba Longa?
2. On what matter did Remulis and Remus start fighting? Who finally founded Rome?
3. Give meanings
a imprison b. shepherd
4. How did Rhea Silvia try to save her sons
5. Who found the children first and what did it do for the children?
6. Who brought them up later? What were the names of the boys?
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