Wild Card
Participles
Adverbs
Vocabulary
Culture
100
These always end in what the letters –re and tell us the conjugation (“family”) of a verb
infinitive
100
How the Present Active Participle translates.
"__________ing"
100
The degree and translation of laete
Positive Degree "happily"
100
fons, fontis, m.
fountain
100
The British turned Roman town with a hot spring thought to have healing powers.
Aquae Sulis or Bath
200
The tense of a verb if it ends in –erunt
Perfect Tense
200
How the Perfect Passive Participle translates.
"having been ____ed"
200
The degree and translation of durius
Comparative Degree "more harshly/strongly"
200
circum
around
200
What items would be thrown into the spring at Aqua Sulis?
Coins, amulets, offerings
300
The case used for possession.
Genitive Case
300
How the Perfect Active Participle translates.
"having _____ed"
300
The degree and translation of iratissime
Superlative Degree "very/most angrily"
300
moneo, monere
to warn
300
What were defixiones and omina?
Curse Tablets and Omens
400
The degree of the adjective fortissimus.
Superlative
400
How the capitalized participle translates: Modestus, a Bulbo PULSATUS, ?e thermas festinabat.
having been punched/hit
400
Form the positive adverb of: doctus
docte
400
magnopere
greatly
400
Name two of the five things necessary for cursing someone.
Wood/Lead tablet Name of the offender Dedicated to a god Desired punishment Nonsense words Pierce with a nail
500
The verb tense that translates as “had _____ed”.
Pluperfect Tense
500
How the capitalized participle translates: Vilbia, culinam INGRESSA, sorori fibulam ostendit.
having entered
500
Form the superlative adverb of: lentus
lentissime
500
incipio, incipere
to begin
500
In the practice of augury, the priests, known as augurs studied this.
The flight of birds
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