Vocab S5A
Vocab S5B
Theatrum
Translation
Miscellaneous
100
abest
h/s/i is away/absent
100
turba
crowd
100
True/False
Roman actors wore masks
True
100
Ego amīcum meum exspectō.
I am waiting for my friend.
100
What is the significance of adding -ne to the end of the first word of a sentence?
It turns the sentence into a question
200
fabula (2 definitions)
story, play
200
meus
my
200
What was the seating capacity of Pompeii’s large theater?
approximately 5,000
200
Agricolae et senēs ad theātrum contendunt.
The farmers and old men are hurrying to the theater.
200
write a Latin caption for this image
responses will vary
300
stands
stat
300
opposite of senex
iuvenis
300
draw the shape of a roman theater
https://twinningblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/roman-theatre1.jpg
(points awarded at magistra's discretion)
300
Habēsne frātrēs et sorōrēs?
Do you have brothers and sisters?
300
Senēs hodiē nōn dormiunt.
Change the words in italics from plural to singular
Senex hodiē nōn dormit.
400
how many?
quot?
400
city
urbs
400
name two genres/types of plays performed at Pomepeii's theatres
tragedy, comedy, pantomime
400
Multī Pompeiānī actōrēs spectant.
Many Pompeians watch the actors.
400
Puella est in viā.
Change the words in italics from singular to plural.
Puellae sunt in viā.
500
adsum
I am here/present
500
or
aut
500
name a Roman playwright
Terence, Plautus, Seneca, etc.
500
Pāstōrēs dē monte veniunt.
The shepherds come down from the mountain.
500
Respondē Latīnē (using a full sentence)
Curritne Grumiō ad theātrum?
Minimē, Grumiō nōn currit ad theātrum./Grumiō in villā manet.