Roman Dining
Latin
The Roman House
Let's Latin
Mixed Bag
100

Complete the following analogy: morning : ientaculum :: evening : _____


cena


100

Ubi est cibus?  responde in Latine.

Cibus est in mensa, cibus est in triclinio, cibus est in culina.

100

Complete the following analogy: eating: triclinium :: sleeping : _____.


cubiculum


100

Give the Latin term for the profession practiced by L. Caecilius Iucundus.


argentarius


100

Leon was the salutatorian of the class and spoke at graduation exercises. Give the Latin verb and its meaning at the root of “salutatorian.”



salutat / greets

200

Where would Caecilius most likely have had his cena during the summer months?


the summer triclinium


200

Complete the sentence, then translate.

Caecilius pecuniam  (numerat, dormit, intrat)


numerat


Caecilius counts the money.

200

What did the Romans use to close rooms off from other rooms in their houses in order to insure privacy?


(heavy) curtains


200

Which of the following describes Caecilius after he receives his clients - in tablino laborat, in triclinio cenat, in cubiculo dormit, in foro laborat?


in foro laborat


200

What is the name of the case used for direct objects in a sentence?  How about subject?


Accusative, Nominative

300

The beverage favored by the Romans at their meals was _____.


vinum, the (local) wine


300

Complete the sentence and translate.


amicus Grumionem (spectat, stat, recumbit.)

spectat

The friend watches/looks at Grumio.

300

In a Roman house, what would one most likely do to/with a tablinum - recline in it, walk around it, worship at it, work in it, sleep in it?


work in it


300

In the sentence Clemens cenam consumit, which word is the direct object?


cenam

300

His deed was laudable.  Describe the deed and name the Latin root of laudable. 

admirable, worthy of praise; laudat

400

Under normal circumstances, how many people sat around one table at a formal Roman dinner if three people sat on one couch?


nine, novem


400

In the morning Caecilius received the greetings of a number of poorer people and freedmen. What were these people called?


clients, clientes


400

In a Roman house, what would one most likely do to/with a tablinum - recline in it, walk around it, worship at it, work in it, sleep in it?


work in it

100 pt bonus: give the Latin for he works


400

Give the Latin for, "Grumio cooks in the kitchen." 

Grumio in culina coquat. 

400

What does Ab ovo usque ad mala mean?

From the egg to the apples- From start to finish.

500

Name a dessert item popular with the Romans of Caecilius’ time.



fruit, nuts, cheese


500

Which term would accurately describe Caecilius at cena? Is it in mensa stat, in horto laborat, in atrio ridet, in lecto recumbit, in cena dormit, OR in culina coquit?


in lecto recumbit


500

What was the function of the lararium?


(shrine) to honor the household gods


500

Give the Latin for, "Caecilius is greeting Metella in the atrium." 

Caecilius Metellam in atrio salutat.

500

What city does Lucius Caecilis Iucundus live in and what would he wear if he was going out into town?


Pompeii, toga and tunica