Vocab/Derivatives
Grammar
Gladiatores
Thermae
Miscellaneous
100

We get the word “pedestrian” in English from this Latin word

PES, PEDIS (m) = foot

100

What noun case is the indirect object?

DATIVE

100

Where did the gladiator fights take place?

In an amphitheater.

100

What is a strigil?

A scraper.

100

Translate “fortissimus”

Very brave or the bravest

200

We get the word “hospital” in English from this Latin word

HOSPES, HOSPITIS (m) = guest

200

What is the highest degree of an adjective called?

SUPERLATIVE

200

What is a venatio?

The part of the show when beast-fighters fought animals.

200

Which room is the palaestra?

The exercise room

200

What is the apodyterium?

The changing room at the baths.

300

What Latin vocab word do we get the English derivative “reiterate” from?

ITERUM = again

300

Give the Latin pronoun that means “to/for me.”

MIHI

300

What types of people trained to be gladiators?

Slaves, POWs, criminals, and volunteers

300

What happened in the tepidarium?

People sat on benches in a warm room (it was like a like a sauna)

300

Who are the retiarii?

The net-fighters.

400

This Latin vocab word means “blood”

SANGUIS, SANGUINIS (m) = blood

400

Put cervus, -i (m) = deer into the accusative plural.

CERVOS

400

What did a thumbs-up mean at the end of a fight?

To kill the gladiator.

400

What is the name of the the hottest room, where people were cleaned with oil and bathed in hot water?

The caldarium

400

Give the Latin for the phrase “as quickly as possible.”

QUAM CELERRIME

500

Give the Latin adverb that means “for a little time.”

PAULISPER

500

Put pater, patris (m) = father into the dative plural.

PATRIBUS

500

What did the wooden sword symbolize?

That a gladiator could retire (i.e. he would never have to fight again) because he had showed enough skill and courage throughout his fighting days.

500

What is the name of the heating system used at the baths?

A hypocaust

500

After the incident between the Pompeians and the Nucerians, the senate forbade the Pompeains to hold shows for how many years?

Ten.

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