Nouns
Verbs
Verba Discenda
Translation
Cultural
100
Decline the noun providing me with gender, case, and number. If there is more than one case/number possible, please provide them all: domus
Quid est "masculine, nominative, singular".
100
Identify the person and number of the verb: ducunt
Quid est "3rd person plural".
100
Translate into English: cupiō, cupere, cupivī, cupitum
Quid est "to desire".
100
Translate the sentence into English: Fēminae ad Forum ambulant.
Quid est "the women walk toward the Forum".
100
What is the role of a Latin paedagogus?
Quid est "someone to accompany a discipulus Romanus to school and back again".
200
Decline the noun providing me with gender, case, and number. If there is more than one case/number possible, please provide them all: aquam
Quid est "feminine, accusative, singular".
200
Identify the person and number of the verb: ponis
Quid est "2nd person singular".
200
Translate into English: iterum
Quid est "again".
200
Translate the sentence into English: Multī populī cibum pōtumque cupiunt.
Quid est "many people desire food and drink".
200
Latin is the common ancestor of what group of languages?
Quid est "the Romance languages".
300
Decline the noun providing me with gender, case, and number. If there is more than one case/number possible, please provide them all: filiōs
Quid est "masculine, accusative, plural".
300
Identify the person and number of the verb: ambulamus
Quid est "1st person plural".
300
Translate into Latin: school
Quid est "ludus".
300
Translate the sentence into English: Hermēs vīnum aquamque bibit et laetus est.
Quid est "Hermes drinks wine and water and is happy".
300
What is the traditional founding date of Rome?
Quid est "753 BCE".
400
Decline the noun providing me with gender, case, and number. If there is more than one case/number possible, please provide them all: magistrī
Quid est "masculine, nominative, plural/genitive, singular".
400
Identify the person and number of the verb: dō
Quid est "1st person singular".
400
Translate into Latin: then
Quid est "tunc".
400
Translate the sentence into English: Paedagōgī pōtum vīnum est.
Quid est "the paedagogus' drink is wine".
400
How often a week did a discipulus Romanus have to go to school?
Quid est "7 days a week, except for holidays".
500
Decline the noun providing me with gender, case, and number. If there is more than one case/number possible, please provide them all: pecuniae
Quid est "feminine, nominative, plural/genitive, singular".
500
Identify the person and number of the verb: capitis
Quid est "2nd person plural".
500
Translate into Latin: food
Quid est "cibus".
500
Translate the sentence into English: Cupisne panem virī aut ficōs feminae?
Quid est "do you desire the man's bread or the woman's figs?"
500
What can Roman graffiti tell us about the everyday Roman?
Quid est "how everyday Romans talked, where they spent their time, and/or their interactions within those spaces where the graffiti was written".
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