National Latin Exam - Latin II

Vir malus deōs numquam laudāvit. 

• often
• however
• never
• still

"Cupiō canem tuum capere," dīxit Herculēs.

• must capture
• I will capture
• I captured
• to capture

Vīta sine librīs est vacua. 

• for books
• without books
• because of books
• among books

If a Latin student answers, “Adsum,” what does the teacher understand?

• everyone is ready
• someone is sick
• the student is late
• the student is present

Which of the following places was NOT located on the Italian peninsula? 

• Pompeii
• Brundisium
• Troia
• Ostia

Which Roman god is often represented by a statue of a long-haired youth with a lyre or a bow and a quiver of arrows? 

• Apollo
• Mars 
• Mercury
• Vulcan

The Latin words Novus ordō seclōrum, found on a U.S. dollar bill, may be translated:

• Out of many one
• New order of the ages
• He has favored our beginnings
• In God we trust

What is the name of the great, domed temple in Rome dedicated to all the gods?

• Circus Maximus
• Pantheon
• Campus Martius
• Palatine

Magister discipulīs nūntiat, “Ego laetus sum. Vōs estis discipulī bonī!”

• He 
• You
• We
• They

Amīcus Mārcō stilum dat. 

• of Marcus
• from Marcus
• to Marcus
• by Marcus