agree to disagree
Sunt _______ puerī in Romā.
adjective: multus, multa : much/many
Sunt multī puerī in Romā.
conjugate: parō, parāre : to prepare
parō parāmus
parās parātis
parat parant
Dāvus iubet servōs Getam celeriter invenīre.
nominative: Dāvus
accusative: servōs / Getam
conjugated verb: iubet
infinitive verb: invenīre
Puer et puella in agrīs ambulant.
The boy and the girl walk in the fields.
Who is the Roman goddess of the hearth and home and the eldest of the Olympians?
a). Venus
b). Vesta
c). Ceres
d). Minera
b). Vesta
Sextus est puer _______.
adjective: molestus, molesta : annoying
Sextus est puer molestus.
1st declension noun endings
a ae
ae ārum
ae īs
am ās
ā īs
a ae
In cubiculō Marcī, servus tunicās et togās praetextās in cistam ponit.
nominative: servus
genitive: Marcī
accusative: tunicās / togās praetextās / cistam
conjugated verb: ponit
prepositional phrase: (in cubiculō) (in cistam)
Nūntius ad vīllam epistulam portat.
The messenger carries/brings a letter to the villa.
A Roman woman would often wear a _____ over her stola.
a). tunica
b). solea
c). toga
d). palla
d). palla
Viae Romae sunt _______ virōrum et fēminārum.
adjective: plēnus, plēna : full (of)
Viae Romae sunt plēnae virōrum et fēminārum.
2nd declension noun endings
us/r ī
ī ōrum
ō īs
um ōs
ō īs
e/r ī
Lupus prope rīvum currit et sub arbore dormit.
nominative: lupus
accusative: rīvum
ablative: arbore
conjugated verb: currit / dormit
prepositional phrase: (prope rīvum) (sub arbore)
Occupata māter docet Cornēliam vīllam cūrat.
The busy mother teaches Cornelia to take care of/care for the villa.
In which Roman province was the Nile River located?
a). Brittania
b). Germania
c). Aegyptus
d). Gallia
c). Aegyptus
Cornēliī ad _______ urbem Romae discedunt.
adjective: magnus, magna : big
Cornēliī ad magnam urbem Romae discedunt.
conjugate: audiō, audīre: to hear/listen to
audiō audīmus
audīs audītis
audit audiunt
Subitō Sextus exclāmat, "Nolī iacere meam cistam, Geta!"
nominative: Sextus
accusative: cistam
vocative: Geta
adjective: meam
conjugated verb: exclāmat / nolī
infinitive verb: iacere
Cornēlius ad Rōmam redit quod prīnceps omnēs senātōrēs vidēre vult.
Cornelius returns to Rome because the emperor wishes to see the senators.
“To the fairest,” “Beware of Greeks even bearing gifts,” and “The face that launched a thousand ships” are phrases commonly associated with
a). the Trojan War
b). the founding of Rome
c). the Punic Wars
d). the fall of the Monarchy
a). the Trojan War
Mārcus _______ clāmorem audit ubi _______ soror lupum videt.
adjective 1: perterritus, perterrita : frightened
adjective 2: suus, sua : his/their
Mārcus magnum clāmorem audit ubi sua soror lupum videt.
3rd declension noun endings
--- ēs
is um
ī ibus
em ēs
e ibus
--- ēs
Dāvus, quod magnōs clāmōrēs servī in areā audit, iubet, "Tacēte, omnēs servī!"
nominative: Dāvus
genitive: servī
accusative: clāmōrēs
ablative: areā
vocative: servī
adjective: magnōs / omnēs
conjugated verb: audit / iubet / tacēte
prepositoinal phrase: (in areā)
Ubi nox est, Geta per agrōs et silvās effugit; ubi diēs est, Geta in ramīs arboris celat.
When it is night, Geta flees through the fields and the woods; when it is day, Geta hides in the branches of a tree.
Mare Nostrum was the name the Romans gave to the
a). land of Italy
b). Tiber River
c). Mediterranean Sea
d). Atlantic Ocean
c). Mediterranean Sea