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100
The English translation of capiunt.
What is "they take"?
100
Iulia et Marcus in via longa ambulant. Eum salutavi. This is the antecedent of the pronoun "eum."
What is Marcus?
100
This is what Perseus was seeking on the mainland.
Who is Medusa?
100
We had a patriotic celebration of Veterans' Day last week. The word "patriotic" is derived from this Latin word.
What is "patria"?
100
The often less wealthy class of Romans who could not trace their ancestry to the original tribes of Rome.
Who are the Plebeians?
200
The English translation of aedificabantur.
What is "they were being built"?
200
Urbs celebris socii nostri in monte est. Ad eam movemus. We are moving towards this.
Who is the city?
200
The type of creature that Medusa was.
What is a Gorgon?
200
You may be lachrymose following a particularly difficult test. The word "lachrymose" is derived from this Latin word.
What is "lacrima"?
200
The Roman equivalent of Ares, this god was the legendary father of Romulus and Remus.
Who is Mars?
300
The English translation of ducar.
What is "I will be led"?
300
Miles Germanicus militem Romanum pugnavit. Ille hunc vicit. This soldier won the battle.
Who is the German soldier?
300
In addition to Apollo and Minerva, Perseus also received gifts from these people.
Who are the Graeae (or the sisters of Medusa)?
300
The sky before a bad storm can be described as tenebrous. The word "tenebrous" is derived from this Latin word.
What is tenebrae?
300
This politician and orator was assassinated after Caesar for his outspoken criticism of Antony.
Who is Cicero?
400
The Latin verb form which means "we had felt".
What is "senseramus"?
400
Milites ipsi ducem de bello monent. This is the translation of "ipsi" in this sentence.
What is "themselves"?
400
This item gave Perseus the power of invisibility.
What is the magic helmet?
400
Your Latin teacher may admonish you for not doing your homework. The word "admonish" is derived from this Latin word.
What is "moneo"?
400
This landmark denotes the northernmost limit of the Romans' influence in the province of Brittania.
What is Hadrian's wall? (Technically, though, Antonine's wall.)
500
The Latin verb form which means "he has been destroyed".
What is "deletus est"?
500
Agricolis multa animalia quibus in agro laborabunt damus. The translation of "quibus" in this sentence.
What is "with which"?
500
These are the four gifts that Perseus received from his benefactors.
What are a scythe, a mirror, a helmet, and sandals?
500
<> This flower is known as saxifrage because of where it grows. The word "saxifrage" is derived from this Latin word.
What is "saxum"?
500
This planet, discovered in 1781, was named "George" until its name was changed to the Greek version of the Roman god Caelus.
What is Uranus?