Ecce Romani Chapter 4

English Derivatives

100

The English word "sedentary", from the Latin word "sedet", means what?

Doing much sitting

200

The English word "audible", derived from the Latin word "audit", means what?

Able to be heard

300

The English word "dormitory", meaning a large room for sleeping, comes from what Latin word?

Dormit

400

The English word "vex", dervived from the Latin word "vexat", means what?

To annoy

500

The word "magnate", meaning a person with a large amount of wealth or power, comes from what Latin word?

Magnus

Make it Accusative

100

Cornelia

Corneliam

200

Servus

Servum

300

Vir

Virum

400

Puer molestus

Puerum molestum

500

Vox

Vocem

Choose the correct form

100

Sextus ( Cornelia / Corneliam ) vexat.

Corneliam

200

Cornelia est ( puella / puellam ) Romana.

Puella

300

Magnum fragorem ( Marcus / Marcum ) audit.

Marcus

400

Marcus ( puer molestus / puerum molestum ) conspicit et clamat, "Descende Sexte!"

Puerum molestum

500

Corenlia ridet quod ( Sextus / Sextum ) ex arbore cadit.

Sextus

Translate into English

100

Cornelia Sextum non amat.

Cornelia does not like Sextus.

200

Sextus ex arbore cadit.

Sextus falls out of the tree.

300

Sextus puellam conspicit et furtim appropinquat.

Sextus catches sight of the girl and stealthily approaches.

400

Cornelia sollicita est quod magnam vocem audit.

Cornelia is worried because she hears a loud voice.

500

Sextus Davum semper vexat; Sextum Davus non amat.

Sextus always annoys Davus; Davus does not like Sextus.

Translate into Latin

100

Cornelia does not see Sextus.

Cornelia Sextum non videt.

200

Suddenly, Marcus and Cornelia hear a loud crash.

Subito, Marcus et Cornelia magnum fragorem audiunt.

300

"Careful!" yells Marcus. "The branches are weak!"

"Cave!" clamat Marcus. "Rami sunt infirmi!"

400

Sextus frightens Cornelia while Cornelia sleeps.

Sextus terret Corneliam dum Cornelia dormit.

500

Nothing scares Sextus.

Nihil terret Sextum.