Latin 1 pretest nouns

Front

Rome's first road was the Via Appia.

Back

possession

Front

Rome’s first road was the Via Appia. What is the use of 'road'?

Back

subject

Front

Rome’s first road was the Via Appia or Appian Way.

Back

predicate nominative or subject complement

Front

The Via Appia stretched from Rome to Capua, 120 miles. Use of 'Rome... Capua?'

Back

object or preposition

Front

Rome to Capua to Brundisium: use of...

Back

object of preposition

Front

Road length: 350 miles. Use of 'length'?

Back

subject

Front

Appius Claudius Caecus built the road in 312 BCE. Use of 'road'?

Back

direct object

Front

Appius Claudius Caecus, or App. Claudius the Blind, gave Rome its first road in 312 BCE. Use for 'Rome'?

Back

indirect object

Front

Appius Claudius, walk your road and feel the defective stones.

Back

direct address

Front

Appius Claudius, walk your road and feel the defective placements of the stones. Use of 'stones'?

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object of preposition