Latin Tricky Words

During a Latin class, the teacher asked Amelia, Ishaan, and Ava to translate a sentence. The sentence was 'Aberat in bibliotheca', which means 'He/She ______ in the library'. What does 'Aberat' mean in this context?

• Is here

• Are here

• Was out, was absent

• Is out, is absent

Isla is learning Latin. She comes across the word 'Adest' in her textbook. According to her textbook, 'Adest' means...

Charlie, Arthur, and Benjamin planned a study group. If Charlie is abest, it means he…

• Is here

• Was out, was absent

• Is out, is absent

• Are here

Matilda, Freya, and William are in a Latin class. Their teacher writes 'Adsunt' on the board. What does this mean?

If adest is ‘is here’ in Latin, then what is adsunt?

• Are here

• Is here

• Is out, is absent

• Was out, was absent

Was Grumio absent from Caecilius’ house?

Where was Metella?

• Walking to the forum

• Walking to her house

• Walking to the inn

• Running to the theatre

Is the dog out of Caecilius’ house?

• Yes, he is at the theatre

• Yes, he is in the street

• No, he is in the dining room

• No

What does Felix ask Caecilius?

• Where is Quintus?

• Are Grumio and the dog here?

• Where is Metella?

• Who is his son?

Is the statement BELOW true or false?

Felix is not at Caecilius’ house.