The document discusses aspects of entertainment in ancient Rome such as the coliseum, gladiator fights, theater, and chariot races. The Roman coliseum could hold 5000 people and hosted gladiator fights where combatants would parade before the emperor before fighting. Theater performances featured actors in wigs and included music, dancing, and comedy plays. Chariot races took place in the large Circus Maximums stadium and featured two-wheeled carts racing around the track.

1. By Kiegan

2. The Roman coliseum
 The Roman coliseum could fit 5000 people in it.

3. Gladiators
 The gladiators marched into the arena and paraded
in front of the Emperor then the fights began!
 Watching gladiator fights was a favourite Roman
spectacle for nearly 700 years.

4. Theatre
 An old man wore a white wig/a slave wore a red wig.
 The Romans liked music and dancing.
 The Romans enjoyed the theatre most plays were
funny.

5. Chariot Races
 In Rome there was a huge stadium called the Circus
Maximums.
 A chariot race is a cart with two wheels.

6. Questions
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