Unearthing bones! How well did you undestand the podcast?

If I "unearth" something, it means:
1. that I take bribes from chemical companies
2. that I find something which is hidden in the ground
3. that I scratch the ground looking for worms
In Roman times, York was
1. an important city
2. a place where gladiators trained
3. a city on the south coast of England
The bones found in York were of
1. Vikings
2. young men
3. criminals who had been executed
What did gladiators do?
1. They looked after wild animals like lions or tigers.
2. They fought each other as public entertainment.
3. They played a primitive sort of football.
Where did the gladiators in York come from?
1. Scandinavia
2. North Africa
3. many different parts of the Roman Empire
The bones unearthed in York show that the gladiators were :
1. young and strong
2. weak and poorly fed
3. like modern football stars
Some of the gladiators in York had objects with them in their graves. What were they?
1. things which would be useful to them in their life after death
2. weapons
3. football boots
The bones found near Weymouth were:
1. more gladiators
2. young men from Scandinavia
3. Roman soldiers
How did the Saxons try to get rid of the Vikings?
1. They ignored them.
2. They played loud music to them.
3. they paid them
The young men found near Weymouth were probably:
1. Danish football supporters
2. Viking raiders who had been captured by the Saxons
3. from many places in the Roman Empire