Road to Latin schola Rōmāna II

Multiple Choice

Schools make the teacher and the girls feel...

• bored

• happy

• scared

• angry

Multiple Choice

Which word means "to make someone happy?"

• dēlectant

• est

• schola

• magistra

Multiple Choice

Which word means the girls who are being made happy? Please study the ending in the story. Go back to slide 1 if needed.

• puellam

• puellae

• puellās

• puella

Multiple Choice

The old-time school is…

• Roman.

• American.

• good.

• bad.

Multiple Choice

quālis est schola antīqua?

• Rōmāna est.

• Americāna est.

• magna est.

Multiple Choice

If the Roman school is old-time, then the American school by contrast must be…

• new.

• old.

• good.

• bad.

Multiple Choice

Some ancient Roman schools had…

• no chairs

• one chair

• multiple benches

Multiple Choice

quid habet scholae antīquae?

• sellās longās habet.

• mēnsam magnam habet.

• fēminās habet.

Multiple Choice

What sort of chairs does the new school have?

• soft chairs

• no chairs

• small chairs

Multiple Choice

quālēs sellās schola nova habet?

• parvās sellās

• longās sellās

• magnās sellās

Multiple Choice

Which word means chairs that are being had by the schools? Please study the endings.

• sella

• sellās

• sellae

• sellam

​a tabella or wax writing tablet: ancient Roman version of a laptop.

Multiple Select

What does the Roman school NOT have? Please choose TWO.

• a door

• a window

• a teacher

• students

Multiple Select

What DOES the American school have? please choose TWO answers.

• an outdoor classroom

• wax tablets

• windows

• doors

Multiple Select

What TWO words mean the windows and doors that are had by the American school? Please study the endings. Please choose TWO answers.

• iānuās

• fenestrās

• iānua

• fenestrae

Multiple Choice

The old-time schools are...

• apertae -- open or partially outdoors.

• enclosed or indoors.

• very large.

• American.

Multiple Choice

If the old-time schools are open or outdoors, then the new schools by contrast must be...

• apertae -- open or partially outdoors.

• tēctae - enclosed or indoors.

• very small.

• Roman

Multiple Choice

cūr schola Rōmāna puellās dēlectat?

• quod sellae antīquae sunt.

• puellae sunt Romānae.

• puellae sunt Americānae.

• quod scholās apertās amant.

Multiple Choice

"cūr" means...

• what?

• who?

• why?

• because

Multiple Choice

"quod" means... (It answers the question, cūr?)

• what?

• who?

• why?

• because

Multiple Choice

quid est “main idea” of this story?

• Ancient Roman schools had benches.

• Today’s American schools are inside a building.

• The characters in the story like school.

• Today’s American schools are different in many ways from ancient Roman schools.