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The most famous Roman road of all.
What is the Via Appia
this word comes from the latin word, explicare, and means an explanation.
What is an explicate?
Bed in Latin
What is lectus?
All roads began here
What is Rome?
This is a 2-wheeled covered vehicle.
What is a carpentum?
This is a derivative of the latin word, duxit, meaning to lead.
What is ductile?
These are the three forms of the perfect form(use the verb to carry and I)
What I carried, I did carry, I had carried
You explained the situation in latin
What is rem explicavisti?
The length in the Roman roads to their greatest extent.
How long were 56,000 miles?
This is what a raeda is.
This word comes from the latin word lectus.(name the meaning as well)
What is litter(bed)?
This is how "I carried" is conjugated.
What is portavit?
this is what the dative case stands for
What is the dative case?
This was why most roads were built.
What is for the army?
This was the nicest model of transportation.
What was a litter?
Name two derivative from Chapter 19(name the Latin word it goes along with.
What is(all acceptable answers) ductile-duxit, vigilant-vigil, cubit-cubitum, explicate-explicare, sordid-sordidus, litter- lectus, jussive- iussit, ameliorate- melior, exit- exire, entrance
These are the four "ending markers"
What is "u" "v" "s" "x"?
This is the translation to the sentence: "Spectabant canum.
What is We were watching the dog.
These were the four layers of the Roman road(bottom to top)
What were the statumen, the rudus, the nucleus, and the pavimentum?
These were the names of all of the types of transportation.
What were the plaustrum, the litter, the cisum, the carpentum, and the raeda?
Name two derivatives, what they mean, and what Latin word they come from and what they mean in latin
What is(all acceptable answers) jussive- an order(iussit-he ordered), ductile-leader(duxit-he led), litter-bed(lectus-bed), sordid-dirty(sordidus-dirty), explicate- explanation(rem explicare- to explain to situation) ameliorate- to make things better(melior-better), cubit-area(cubiculum-room), vigilant- a person who is awake(vigilare- to stay awake)
What is Spectavi, spectavisti, spectavit, spectavimus, spectavistis, spectaverunt?
This is the translation for this sentence "The innkeeper's slaves carried the other bed in the room and Aurelia and Cornelia immediately went to bed"
What is "servi cauponis alium lectum in cubiculum portaverunt et Aurelia et Cornelia statim cubitum ierunt."