People in Ancient Rome
Places
Roman gods and goddesses
Vocabulary
Parts of Speech
100

We are farmers, merchants, and tradesmen. 

Plebeians

100

I am a country that is a peninsula in the Mediterranean Sea and am shaped like a boot. What country am I?

Italy

100

I am the king of the gods

Jupiter

100

The meaning of chaos:

When the monkeys got out of their cage, the zoo was in chaos

disorder and confusion

100

A person, place, thing or idea

Noun

200

We are the twins who were sent to be killed by a king. A wolf and a shepherd helped us to live, and one of us later went on to found Rome.

Romulus and Remus

200

I am a large, oval structure where Romans go to watch chariot races and other entertaining spectacles.

Circus Maximus

200

I am the wife of Jupiter and the goddess of marriage.

Juno

200

The meaning of ruins:

We can't play in the ruins of the castle because they are too dangerous. 

The remains of something that has fallen or been destroyed. 

200

An action word

Verb

300

I live in a domus. I am a member of the elite class. 

Patrician

300

I am a large amphitheater where Romans go to watch combat sports, such as gladiator fights. What am I?

The Colosseum

300

I am the god of war and father of Romulus and Remus. 

Mars

300

The meaning of defied:

The puppy defied the command to sit. 

Refused to obey

300

A word that describes a noun

Adjective

400

I surprised everyone when I led troops over the Italian Alps to fight in the Punic Wars.

Hannibal

400

I am a river in Italy that was very important to the founding of Rome. What river am I?

Tiber River

400

I am the messenger of the gods.

Mercury

400

The meaning of ingenious:

The magician's trick was quite ingenious

clever and creative

400

A word that takes the place of a noun

Pronoun

500

I am elected each year by the people to choose whether new laws should be passed or if Rome should go to war. I am advised by the senators.

Consuls

500

The island that the Punic Wars were fought over.

Sicily 

500

I am the god of the harvest, and I am often shown holding a sickle in one hand. Roman farmers are especially interested in keeping me happy.

Saturn

500

The meaning of conflict in this sentence: 

The kids had a conflict over who could use the swings next. 

A fight or argument

500

A word that combines words, phrases, or sentences. 

Conjunction