The Romans
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The ancient city of Rome is in which modern-day country?
Italy
100
a.m.
"ante meridiem" - before noon
100
Name that Movie: Expecto Patronum!
From Harry Potter - "I wait for a protector"
Bonus Facts: Most of the character names are from Latin.
Albus - White
Severus - Harsh/Strict
Draco - Dragon
100
In science, what is the Cranium?
Cranium: Latin for "skull".
About 90% of scientific terminology is derived form Latin. These include names of animals and body parts.
100
Bonus
Good
200
What is the name of the famous arena in Rome in which many gladiator combats (and other public events) were held? Hint: It is still standing today and is one of the most visited sites in Rome.
The Colosseum!
200
p.m.
post meridiem - after noon
200
Sanctum Sanctorum - Where is it from? 
From: Doctor Strange
"Holy of Holies"
200
Name 3 other "Romance Languages" derived form Latin
Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Romanian.
200
Versus
Against
300
What is the term for the structures the Romans built to transport water?
Aqueduct
300
a.d.
anno domini - the year of our Lord
300
What blockbuster movie from 2000 featured a main character named Maximus Decimus Meridius?
Gladiator (2020), Maximus - "The Greatest"
300
"Ecclesiastical Latin" is a term that refers to what?
The Latin used as the official language of the Catholic Church.
300
Ego
I
400
Name one god or goddess from Roman mythology
(so many choices)
400
p.s.
Post Scriptum - Written after
400
The name of this Pokemon is derived from the Latin word meaning "fox"
Vulpix
400
Until 2014, Latin was the official language of which country?
The Vatican. (It is still spoken there)
400
Multi
Many
500
This Roman famously said: "Veni, Vidi, Vici"
Julius Caesar
500
etc.
"et cetera" - and the rest
500
This 2014 movie was about a historical Roman city destroyed and preserved during a volcanic eruption.
Pompeii
500
About What percent of American Students study Latin?
2-3%
You Are Special :)
500
Alibi
Elsewhere