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100

The English word “millenia” is associated by derivation with the Latin word “mīlle” which means?

(1) 10

(2) 50

(3) 1,000

(4) 50,000

(3) 1,000

100

The English word decades is derived from Latin decem. What is the meaning of decem?

(1) one 

(2) a hundred

(3) ten 

(4) a thousand

(3) ten 

100

The Latin abbreviation introducing an example is:

(1) N.B.

(2) et. al.

(3) e.g.

(4) etc.

(3) e.g.

100

With which area are the Latin words paedagōgus, tabella, stilus, and magister best associated?

(1) architecture 

(2) education

(3) government 

(4) baths

(2) education

100

When Rome was founded in April 753 BC, it was first ruled by...

(1) emperors 

(2) kings

(3) consuls 

(4) governors

(2) kings

200

The Great Fire destroyed much of Rome in 64 AD. What is 64 in Roman numerals?

(1) LXXXI

(2) LXIV

(3) CVI

(4) MMXIV

(2) LXIV

200

Which Latin word, paired with its English meaning, is the root of the English word visual?

(1) veniō – come

(2) videō – see

(3) vincō – win

(4) vertō – turn

(2) videō – see

200

The Latin abbreviation P.S. stands for:

(1) Post Scriptum

(2) Per Silvam

(3) Prope Senatum

(4) Pro Sorore

(1) Post Scriptum

200

On what river was Rome located?

(1) Po 

(2) Tiber

(3) Nile 

(4) Tigris

(2) Tiber

200

What types of events took place in the

(1) horse races

(2) gladiator contests

(3) plays

(4) political speeches

Flavian Amphitheater?

(2) gladiator contests

300

Romulus is said to have built the city of Rome in

(1) 753 BC

(2) 509 BC

(3) 31 BC

(4) 476 AD

(1) 753 BC

300

Which Latin word, paired with its English meaning, is the root of the English word labor?

(1) labōrō – work

(2) lavō – wash

(3) legō – read

(4) laudō – praise

(1) labōrō – work

300

The U.S. Marine Corps motto Semper Fidēlis can be translated as:

(1) one out of many

(2) higher

(3) always faithful

(4) time flies

(3) always faithful

300

Terms such as quaestor, praetor, and cōnsul were all associated with...

(1) government

(2) cooking

(3) slave trade

(4) medicine

(1) government

300

Pliny the Younger wrote an account of the eruption of which volcano in 79 A.D.?

(1) Krakatoa

(2) St. Helens

(3) Vesuvius

(4) Etna

(3) Vesuvius

400

A book whose copyright reads MMIX was published in

(1) 2009 

(2) 1909

(3) 2020 

(4) 1929

(1) 2009 

400

The English word “library” is associated by derivation with what Latin word?

(1) lēx

(2) liber

(3) laetus

(4) lītus

(2) liber

400

The Latin abbreviation N.B. urges you to:

(1) be prepared

(2) hurry slowly

(3) pay close attention

(4) seize the opportunity

(3) pay close attention

400

What god came to Italy to preside over a golden age that is celebrated each December?

(1) Romulus 

(2) Vulcan

(3) Neptune 

(4) Saturn

(4) Saturn

400

Who are these twin archer deities?

(1) Minerva and Mars

(2) Diana and Apollo

(3) Ceres and Bacchus

(4) Iris and Mercury

(2) Diana and Apollo

500

The traditional number of hills in Rome was...

(1) 5 

(2) 10

(3) 7 

(4) 20

(3) 7 

500

The English word “scholars” is associated by derivation with what Latin word paired with its English meaning?

(1) collum – neck

(2) schola – school

(3) scrībō – write

(4) sedeō – sit

(2) schola – school

500

The acronym of the sporting company A.S.I.C.S. (Anima Sana In Corpore Sanō) is a variation of the motto:

(1) art is long, life is short

(2) to infinity and beyond

(3) make haste slowly

(4) sound mind in sound body

(4) sound mind in sound body

500

All of the following types of buildings would be found in the Roman Forum EXCEPT...

(1) templa deōrum

(2) basilicae

(3) vīllae rūsticae

(4) tabernae

(3) vīllae rūsticae

500

From whom does the month of January derive its name?

(1) Janus 

(2) Juno

(3) Jason 

(4) Julian

(1) Janus