Mensis
The first month of the Roman calendar before Julius Caesar was this.
What is March?
Nostra schola facitur in hic anno. (Answer in Roman Numerals)
Quid est MMXX?
This is where all roads lead.
Where is Rome?
The word “beneficial” derives the beginning of its name from this Latin adverb.
What is bene?
New Year’s Day is on this date.
What is the Calends of Januarius?
The month of January is named after this god.
Who is Janus?
Nostra schola in his multi domis habitavit.
Quid est tres?
Romulus founded his city on this hill.
What is the Palatine hill?
The word collar comes from this Latin word.
Quid est collum?
This holiday is celebrated the 6th day before the calends of Januarius.
What is Christmas?
The month of July is named after this man.
Who was Julius Caesar?
Scutum Romani est hic.
Quid est gravis?
This Roman man was the first emperor of Rome, seizing power from the men who killed his uncle.
Who was Augustus Caesar?
The word “to brachiate” comes from this Latin word.
Quid est brachium?
This is the day on which the Battle of Lepanto was won and is now celebrated as the Feast of the Holy Rosary.
What is the nones of October?
The month of August is named after this man.
Who was Augustus Caesar?
Capillus Francesci est hic camparativus quam capillus Liamis.
Quid est longior?
On the ides of February, the Romans celebrated a feast to this god, who was the son of Venus.
Who was Cupid? (Or Eros, his Greek name.)
The word “demonstrate” comes from a combination of this Latin preposition and verb.
Quid sunt “de” et “monstrare”?
This is the day on which Saint Joseph’s Day is celebrated.
What is 12 days before the Calends of April?
Julius Caesar was killed on this day.
What was the ides of March?
Capillus Clarae est hic superlativus in nostra schola.
Quid est longissimus?
Thumbs up and down became a signal for good or bad when Roman emperors chose to give mercy or the death sentence in this place.
What is the colosseum?
The word “exclaim” comes from this Latin preposition and this Latin verb.
Quid sunt “ex” et “clamare”?
This is the day on which the feast of Saint Lucy is celebrated.
What is the ides of December?