Vocabulary
Define puer with the proper article included.
a/the boy
Make amīcus Rōmanus plural.
amīcī Rōmanī
Vīr quoque est in pīctūrā nomine, Dāvus.
The man also in the picture is named Davus.
This is the name of the necklace young Roman boys wear until they come of age.
bulla
Where did Ms. McWhorter grow up?
Texas
Define cadit with the proper pronoun included.
he/she falls
Make servī īrātī singular.
servus īrātus
Subitō statua in pīscinam cadit.
Suddenly the statue falls into the fishpond.
What were the penates and the lares?
household gods
Where did Coach Lunz grow up?
Texas
Translate many to Latin.
multī/multae/multa
Complete the sentence. Puerī et puellae saepe _______. (currit/currunt)
currunt
In the picture is a Roman boy named, Marcus.
In pictūrā est puer Rōmanus nomine, Marcus.
Who would wear a stola?
Roman women
Where did Mr. Sawyer grow up?
California
Translate he/she/it groans to Latin.
gemit
Make scrībunt singular.
scrībit
Marcus and Sextus are friends.
Marcus et Sextus amīcī sunt.
What’s a “toga praetexta?”
a toga worn by boys and girls of wealthy/aristocratic Roman families
Where did Dr. Wagner grow up?
Ohio
Translate Go away, pests! to Latin.
Abīte, molestī!
What ending should be placed on a singular, third person verb? What ending should be placed on a plural, third person verb?
-t (singular)
-nt (plural)
Dave is a British man who now works in Italy.
Davus vir Britannicus est quī iam in Itāliā laborat
As a right of passage, what two things would young Roman men leave on the mantle as an offering to the gods?
bulla, first shavings of his beard
Where did Mr. Landis grow up?
Pennsylvania