Vocabulary
What does the Latin word "urbs" mean?
City
US turns into UM in the accusative singular. What does A turn into in the accusative singular?
AM
What is the subject if a verb ends in -MUS?
We
What is Jupiter the god of?
Lightning, storms, king of the gods
II + III = (in Latin words)
quinque
What gender is the Latin word "deus"?
Masculine
Provide one (any one!) accusative plural ending we've learned.
What is the 2nd person singular English pronoun?
Who is Jupiter's wife, the queen of the gods?
Juno
What color is "argenteus"?
Silver
What is the Latin word for "girl"?
Puella
What case is used for direct objects?
Accusative
What ending should a verb have if the subject is "ego"?
-O
What is Hephaestus' Roman name?
Vulcan
What color is "prasinus"?
Green
Provide the entire dictionary entry for "king" in Latin. (Nominative singular, root, and gender)
Rex, reg- (m)
Provide all of the 3rd declension (M/F) endings (nom. s., acc. s., nom. pl., acc. pl.)
star, em, es, es
What is the only tense for verbs we've learned in this class?
Present tense
Basically the president
Quot annos habes?
Tredecim, quattuordecim, or quindecim
Which of the following English words means "providing support"? Use your Latin knowledge to help you: Regicide, ambulatory, ancillary, or perilous.
Ancillary
Dei
Translate the following sentence: Ad templum ambulo, sed non ambulant – currunt!
What was the difference between plebeians and patricians?
Plebeians = regular people
Patricians = upper class
Quid color est via?
Brunneus, argenteus, cinereus are all acceptable answers