Roman Mythology
The Roman king of the gods.
Who is Jupiter?
To mock.
What is deride?
This character is an improbus puer.
Who is Marcus?
The entryway; still used as a term today.
What is an atrium?
These are the future tense verb endings.
What are -bo, -bis, -bit, -bimus, -bitis, and -bunt?
Queen of the gods and wife of Jupiter.
Who is Juno?
Lacking in some element or characteristic.
What is deficient?
Quintus fell out of this. (Latin Answer)
What is an arbor?
This is the term for a last name or surname.
What is a cognomen?
Fill in the blank: Gerald learns his _______.
What is gerunds?
Official term for a person who has one parent who is a god and one who is a human.
What is a demigod?
A place where students sleep.
What is a dorm?
The monologuer.
Who is Iulius?
If it so happens that you get hurt, a doctor might come and do this to you.
What is bleed you?
What is 'in order to' or 'to?'
The Temple of Artemis was located in this city, which a book of the Bible is named after.
What is Ephesus?
Attentive and persistent in doing something.
What is diligent?
The *evil* doctor lives in this city.
What is Tusculum?
If you are of a high standing and have enough servants, you may be carried around in this.
What is a lectica/litter/mailbox?
This is one of four irregular adverbs.
What is bonus, malus, magnus, and parvus?
All of the planets except these two are named after Roman gods.
What are Earth and Saturn?
Able to resist wear and tear.
What is durable?
Medus's girlfriend.
Who is Lydia?
The pool where rainwater collects in the atrium is called this.
What is impluvium?
These are the three moods in Latin.
What are indicative, imperative, and subjunctive?