Latin Prepositions

During a trip to Rome, Isabelle and Ben were trying to decipher a Latin inscription on an ancient monument. The inscription read 'Barney est prope Julia'. What does 'prope' mean in this context?

• far

• above

• inside

• near

Julia, Nathanael, and Charlie are participating in a city-wide 'Scavenger Hunt'. They stumble upon a hint written in Latin which reads 'circum'. What does 'circum' translate to in English that could assist them in their hunt?

• inside

• beneath

• through

• around

Nathanael, Jessica, and Julia are playing a game of hide and seek in their house. Nathanael hides in the wardrobe (inside), Jessica hides behind the couch, Julia climbs and hides on top of the bookshelf, while 'sub' (a Latin preposition) Ben, their pet cat, hides under the bed. Where does 'sub' indicate Ben is hiding?

• inside the wardrobe

• behind the couch

• on top of the bookshelf

• under the bed

Charlie placed a book 'super' (a Latin preposition) a book that Ben was reading. What does 'super' mean in English in this context?

• On top of (above)

• beside

• inside

• below

Julia and Isabelle are studying Latin for their upcoming exam. They came across a sentence with the preposition 'in'. What does 'in' mean in Latin?

• in

• inside

• outside

• under

Julia, Isabelle, and Nathanael are participating in a historical treasure hunt. They come across an ancient Latin inscription with the preposition 'pro'. They need to translate it to English to proceed. What is the correct translation?

• in front of

• before

• after

• against

Isabelle is writing a letter in Latin to her classmate Julia. She wants to use the preposition 'ad' in her letter. What does 'ad' mean in Latin?

• from

• with

• in

• to

While studying Latin for her upcoming exam, Julia comes across the preposition 'e'. She is unsure about its English translation, so she asks her classmates Isabelle and Charlie. What should they tell her?

• into

• within

• towards

• away from

After a long day of school, football practice and drama club, Barney and Julia were chatting. Barney mentioned that he was feeling 'fessa'. What does 'fessa' mean in Latin?

• tired

• energetic

• exhausted

• sleepy

Isabelle and Nathanael are reading an ancient Latin manuscript in their history class. They stumble upon the word 'laetissimus'. What does this Latin preposition translate to in English?

• very happy

• extremely sad

• exceedingly pleased

• incredibly tired