Verb Conjugations
Mythology
Stories
Proverbs
Roman Culture
100

Third Conjugation Vowel Stem 

What is Short e? 

100
Name of the creature that is half man half bull, slain by Theseus. 

What is the minotaur? 

100

Quid vides in pictura? 

Anything in the picture 

100

The amount of roads that lead to Rome. 

What is All/Every 

100

The name of the brothers who founded Rome 

What is Romulus and Remus 

200

This ending signifies that He/She/It does the action in the present tense. 

What is -t? 

200

This creature was jabbed in the eye and cursed Odysseus and his crew. 

What is the Cyclops 

(Double points for name.) 

200

Translate "Ad lacum imus" 

"We go to the pool/lake" 

200

Translate: Acta non Verba 

What is "Actions not words" 

200

The name of a long story, poem that is told by a Rhapsode (Bard) 

What is an Epic poem 

300
Provide the Person and Number for the present tense, personal ending "-mus"

What is First Person, Plural? 

300

The name of the event that was the climax for the Iliad and the beginning for both The Aeneid and The Odyssey

What is the Fall of Troy and/or The Trojan Horse

300

Translate: 'In aquam salimus" 

We jump into the water 
300

Define "Honorificabilitudinitatibus" 

What is "The state of being honored or able to achieve honors" 

300

The two months named after famous romans, Augustus Caesar and Julius Caesar 

What is August and July? 

400

The ending "-nt" translated signifies these people/things do the action. 

What is "They" 

400
Name a hero and provide 1 strength and 1 weakness that they had. 

Examples: 

Hercules: Strong but abrasive

Odysseus: Wise but prideful 

Jason: Ambitious but disloyal 

400

Translate: "Vesperi domum redimus" 

In the evening, we go home

400

Provide an example of "Veritas odit moras" 

What is any example where the truth is revealed and the consequence is worse due to delay? 
400

The geographical location of Rome is located in this modern day country

What is Italy? 

500

Daily Double!!! 

Come to the board and fully conjugate the Verb: Ambulo, Ambulare in the present tense. 

Ambulo      Ambulamus

Ambulas     Ambulatis

Ambulat      Ambulant 

500

The reason why the Odysseus and the Aeneid are named after their lead heroes, but the Iliad is not. 

Achilles does not survive. 

500

Translate: "Quam pulcher illes dies"

What a beautiful day! 

500

Translate: Quidquid Latine dictum, altum videtur 

What is "Anything that is said in Latin seems profound" 

500

GRAPES of Rome stands for what? 

What is Geography, Religion, Achievements, Politics, Economy, and Society of Rome