A TENSE Situation
Well in that CASE
You MEAN to tell me...
"Once upon a time..."
How it REALLY happened!
100

These are the four principal parts of a verb (in the right order).

What are present tense, infinitive, perfect tense and perfect passive participle?

100

These are the functions of the six cases (in the right order).

What are subject, possessive, indirect object, direct object, object of the preposition and direct address?

100

The phrase ībat ad aulam means that Quintus often did this.

What are grief and pain?

100

Quintus remained at the palace of King Cogidubnus throughout this season.

What is winter?

100

The Roman Town of Aquae Sulis lies beneath the modern city of Bath in the valley of this river.

What is the River Avon?

200

All tenses which include the word perfect (except the Imperfect tense, which is NOT perfect) take this stem.

What is the perfect stem?

200

These are the Genitive singular endings for the I, II and III Declensions (in the right order).

What are -ae, -ī and -is?

200

The word arcessītī, used to describe the doctors, means they had been _____ to the palace.

What is summoned?

200

The king asked Quintus to share many things about his life because he had a desire to constantly hear this.

What is something new (aliquid novī)?

200

~~DAILY DOUBLE!!~~

The hot springs of Aquae Sulis were considered sacred by this people group, who dedicated them to the worship of their godess Sulis.

Who were the Celts?

300

These are the perfect tense endings.

What are -i, istī, it, imus, istis, -ērunt?

300

In this gender, the Nominative Plural always ends in -a.

What is neuter?

300

"Multī aegrōtī, quī ex fonte aquam bibērunt, posteā convaluērunt" means that these people came to the fountain to drink the water and were healed.

Who were sick people?

300
The king fell into a grave illness at this time of year.

What is springtime?

300

Roman engineers used this metal to line the channel and pipes into which the water flowed from the sacred spring.

What is lead?

400

These are the pluperfect endings.

What are -eram, -erās, -erat, -erāmus, -erātis, erant?

400

The odd one out in this list of mostly second declension nouns: puer, servus, fōns, dōnum.

What is fōns (third declension)?

400

By saying "Volō tē mihi cōnsilium  dare" the king was asking for this from both Quintus and Salvius.

What is advice?

400

The king thought the goddess Sulis might help him because he had often done this in the past.

What is honoring her?

400

These are two examples of offerings worshipers threw into the spring.

What are coins, jewelry/silver and pewter cups?

500

This is the degree of an adverb when the ending is -ius.

What is the comparative degree?

500

This is the degree of the adjective when the ending is -issimus

What is the superlative degree?

500

In the phrase "Fortasse dea mē sānāre potest," the word fortasse indicates that the king a) was sure the goddess could heal him; b) was not sure; or c) planned to force the goddess to heal him.

What is b) he was not sure?

500

Salvius recommended that the king should do this because of his illness.

What is preparing his will?

500

The Romans merged the worship of this goddess from their own pantheon with the worship of Sulis.

Who was Minerva?

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