Diana, RTL Chapter V

Please read the "Diana" story on page 40 of your book and write a summary in English of the meaning of the story so you will be ready to read it together tomorrow. This Quizizz will help you through some of the words and forms.

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​Diana

Camilla brings home the statue she bought and she shows it to her daughters and tells a story.

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This story happens after "Galbae taberna"

Multiple Choice

Camilla filiābus rubram Diānae statuam dēmōnstrat.

What is Camilla showing to her daughters?

• an amphora

• a storybook

• a red statue of the goddess Diana

• roses

Multiple Choice

Camilla filiābus rubram Diānae statuam dēmōnstrat.

Which word means "to the daughters"?

• Camilla

• rubram

• filiābus

• statuam

bene! filiābus is in the plural dative case. The dative case often shows to or for whom something is done or given.

Multiple Choice

spectant

• look at

• carries

• shows

• is

Multiple Choice

tum

• basket

• are

• then

• but

Multiple Choice

fābulam nārrat

• life is happy.

• has a shop.

• tells a story.

• decorates a statue.

Multiple Choice

dea

• shop

• goddess

• mansion

• chair

Multiple Choice

silvārum et lunae

• genitive case: of the forests and of the moon

• nominative case: the forest and the moon

• accusative case

Multiple Choice

et...et

• both...and

• neither...nor

• why...because

Multiple Choice

agricolae

• maids

• farmers

• sailors

• ladies in charge

Multiple Choice

nautae

• maids

• farmers

• sailors

• ladies in charge

Multiple Choice

laudant

• praise

• work

• walk

• stand

Multiple Choice

cūr agricolae Dianae coronās saepe dant?

• quod schola est magna.

• quod dea silvās cūrat.

• quod fīliae fābulam amant.

• quod lūna nautīs viam dēmōnstrat.

Match

Please match the following:

• corona

• saepe

• dant

• cūrat

crown

often

give

cares for

• crown

• often

• give

• cares for

Multiple Choice

quis est Diāna?

• dea lūnae

• domina vīllae

• fēmina Rōmāna

• discipula scholae

Multiple Select

in the phrase "dea lūnae," what are the number and case of lūnae ("of the moon"). Please choose TWO answers.

• nominative

• genitive

• accusative

• singular

• plural

Multiple Select

Whom does Diana make happy, and why? Please choose TWO answers.bec

• the sailors

• because the moon shows them the way

• the maids

• because she helps with their work.

Multiple Choice

quid nautae deae quoque dant?

• coronās

• aqua

• amphorae

• terra

Multiple Choice

itaque

• who?

• because

• and so, therefore

• but

Multiple Choice

Itaque nautae quoque deae coronās dant.

What is the case of "deae" - meaning, "to the goddess"?

• nominative

• dative

• accusative

• genitive

Multiple Choice

What do Camilla's daughters love?

• the story

• the maids

• toys

• new tunics

Multiple Choice

lūna et silvae filiās dēlectant.

What makes the daughters happy?

• the moon and forests

• the shop and clothes

• the statues and vases

• the big house

Multiple Choice

ōrnant

• tell

• show

• decorate

• work