Stage 5 Test Review

Stage 5 Test Review

Multiple Choice

Define - ridet

• laugh, smile

• clap

• shout

• stand

• hear

Multiple Choice

Define - turba

• shout

• crowd

• play

• run

• hooray

Multiple Choice

Define per

• out of, from

• to, towards

• through

• in

• but

Multiple Choice

Define currit

• watch

• walk

• run

• clap

• smile, laugh

Multiple Choice

Define quoque

• because

• like

• but

• also

• through

Reading Comprehension Tips

• know your vocabulary

• read the question first the questions go in order of the passage, so don't skip around

• consider taking notes as you read to help you remember characters and actions

Multiple Select

Select all nominative plural endings.

• ae

• um

• es

• a

• i

Multiple Choice

(ego, tu, Caecilius, poetae) ad theatrum contendunt.

• EGO

• TU

• CAECILIUS

• POETAE

Multiple Choice

ego matrem (porto, portas, portat, portant).

• PORTO

• PORTAS

• PORTAT

• PORTANT

Multiple Choice

“ecce! ancillae currunt!” servus (clamo, clamas, clamat, clamant).

• CLAMO

• CLAMAS

• CLAMAT

• CLAMANT

Multiple Choice

(ego, tu, Metella, agricolae) es iratus!

• EGO

• TU

• METELLA

• AGRICOLAE

Multiple Choice

mercator in villa (adsum, ades, adest, adsunt).

• ADSUM

• ADES

• ADEST

• ADSUNT

Multiple Choice

Grumio et ancilla (sum, es, est, sunt) coqui.

• SUM

• ES

• EST

• SUNT

PARENTHESES SENTENCES TIPS

Pay attention to only who is doing the verb!

O - EGO

S - TU

T - S/HE (NOM SINGULAR -A, US, ~)

NT - THEY (NOM PLURAL -AE, I, ES)

Multiple Choice

Tokens told the individual what entrance to use and where to sit.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

A wealthy citizen might pay for a day of theatrical performances to gain political popularity.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

An awning was always used on a windy day to protect the citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The farces and comedies were the main productions and often lasted for several acts.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Characters were easily recognized by the masks that the actors wore.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Entrances to plays cost a minor fee.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Pompeii's large theater could hold 5000, which was half of the town population.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

What are the 2 seating areas in the theater?

• scaena

• scaena frons

• orchestra

• cavea

Multiple Select

Select the 3 correct statements about the small covered theater.

• it is called the Odeon

• it held concerts and plays

• it held 2000 people

• it held 5000 people

Multiple Select

Select the 3 correct statements about the scaena frons.

• it is the setting behind the stage

• actors stood on it

• it has 3 doors

• it is suppose to be the setting for the play

Culture tips

Make sure your culture pages in your packet are complete. Do the culture quia to check your understanding.

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a plural verb

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a nominative plural noun

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a verb with YOU as the subject

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a 3rd declension accusative

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a 2nd declension word

Fill in the Blanks

Poppaea: Lucrio! Lucrio! pueri per viam currunt.

Lucrio: quid tu clamas, Poppaea? cur tu clamorem facis?

Poppaea: Pompeiani clamorem faciunt. agricolae et pueri sunt in via.

Find a 1st declension nominative

Grammar Hunt Tips

• plural verbs end in -nt

• singular verbs end in -t

• nominative can be any ending in the song

• 1st declension = a, ae, am

• 2nd declension = us, i, um

• 3rd declension = weird things, em, es

Multiple Select

Select the 3 derivatives coming from the Latin word for city.

• urbanized

• suburbs

• ubiquitous

• urbanization

Multiple Select

Select the 2 derivatives coming from the Latin word "to come"

• advent

• window

• convention

• vendor

Multiple Select

Select the 2 derivatives coming from the Latin word "to run"

• ambulance

• cursory

• ambulatory

• current

Multiple Select

Select the 2 derivatives coming from the Latin word "old man"

• juvenile

• senility

• senior

• rejuvenate

Multiple Select

Select the 2 derivatives coming from the Latin word "to clap"

• laud

• applause

• praise

• applaudable

Multiple Select

Select the 2 derivatives coming from the Latin word "to hear"

• inaudbile

• annual

• allowance

• audience

Tips for derivatives

Stick to the Latin

Don't get distracted by prefixes

Sometimes the Latin is stuck in the middle - think of oreos - the best is in the middle!