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Chapter 16
Culture
Verba Discenda
Lectio
Grammatica
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How you say "I will be able" in Latin. Chapter 16
What is Poterō?
100
Rome was considered to be home for this famous historical Latin figure, there was no place he would have rather been. Chapter 15
Where did Cicero consider his home to be?
100
The English equivalent for the Latin number "octō" is this. Chapter 12
What is the number eight?
100
Danaë is the name of this person's mother. Chapter 14
What is the name of Perseus' mother?
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Gender, Number, and Case are the three words standing for this abbreviation used for Latin. Chapter 12
What is GNC?
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The Latin term for the number 300? Chapter 16
What is Trēcentī.
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This ampitheater, which could hold at least 20,000 spectators, was build in 70-80 A.D., its name can be translated as "Arena of Verona." Chapter 13
What is the "Arena di Verona?"
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The Latin term for a wallet. Chapter 11
What is "saccus?"
200
Servīlia has feelings for this boy. Chapter 15
Who is Cordus?
200
All 1st and 2nd persons of the perfect tense have endings that begin with this letter. Chapter 11
What is the letter -i.
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The land of the Latins or the Latin-speaking people is the English translation for this Latin word. Chapter 16
What is the Latin term "latium?"
300
After marriage, the bride earned the status of this Latin word meaning "married woman." Chapter 13
What is mātrōna?
300
Rex is the Latin term for this English word. Chapter 14
What is a "king" in Latin?
300
The women were defended from muggers by this character. Chapter 11
Who is Sōcrates?
300
For 2nd declension nouns in -er, the nominative is the same as this other case. Chapter 14
What is the Vocative case?
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The Latin term for "he should sacrifice." Chapter 16
What is "immolet?"
400
This major city located in Europe was only a minor town in Roman times. Chapter 11
What was modern day Paris' importance in Roman times?
400
The Latin term for "body". Chapter 13
What is "corpus?"
400
Servīliī’s first wife goes by this name. Chapter 12
Who is Cornelia?
400
The three distinct endings an adjective may have in the Nominative singular case are the following: Chapter 15
What are the masculine, feminine, and neuter endings?
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The 1st and 2nd conjugation –bō, -bis endings are used for this 4th conjugation verb. Chapter 16
What is the verb eō, īre, īvī/iī (go).
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Located in the back of a typical Roman home, this is the Latin word for a "garden." Chapter 12
What is a Peristӯlium.
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The Latin term for "truly." Chapter 15
What is vērē?
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The Latin word meaning "again and again." Chapter 13
What is "identidem?"
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A "three termination adjective." Chapter 15
What is the name for an adjective which has three distinct endings in the nominative singular?