Vocabulary
Translation
Verb Parsing
Noun Parsing
Culture
100

possum, posse, potui

to be able to

100

Custos fessus est.

The guard is tired.

100

faciēbat

Imperfect, 3rd, singular

100

porcus

(from porcus : porcum)

Nominative, singular

100

What is the Greek name of Jupiter?

Zeus

200
cēterī

the others, the rest

200

Cantare volo.

I want to sing.

200

dormiunt

Present, 3rd, plural

200

custodēs

(from custos : custodem)

Nominative or Accusative, plural

200

True / False - Most of the population of Brittania was involved in mining.

(NOTE: This question cannot be stolen by the other team.)

False

300

nolō, fessus

I do not want, tired

300

Custodem videre potestis.

You (pl.) are not able to see the guard.

300

cucurrerunt

(from curro, currere, cucurrī)

Perfect, 3rd, plural

300

matribus

(from mater : matrem)

Dative or Ablative, plural

300

What was the name of the Roman emperor under whose reign the Roman conquest of Brittania began?

Claudius

400

trahō, trahere, traxī

videō, vidēre, vidī

to pull, to see

400

Ad novum aedificium adveniebamus.

We were arriving at the new building.

400

Audivimus

(from audiō, audīre, audīvī)

Perfect, 1st, plural

400

equī

(from equus : equum)

Nominative, plural

400

What is the name of Salvius's wife? Do we actually know what her real name was? If so, then how?

Rufilla, yes, from an inscription

500

vulnerō, vulnerāre, vulnerāvī

audiō, audīre, audīvī

to wound, himself, to hear

500

"Canem vidēre nolo," cantavit Salvius.

"I do not want to see the dog," sang Salvius.

500

Eramus

Imperfect, 1st Person, Plural

500

patrī

(from pater : patrem)

Dative singular

500

In what day did Mount Vesuvius erupt?

(a) 55 CE (AD)
(b) 79 CE (AD)
(c) 110 CE (AD)
(d) 410 CE (AD)

(b)