Stage 29: Roma

Match the following English meanings to their Latin terms.

• aliquis, aliquis, aliqudid

• anybody

• undique

• some... others

• alii... alii

• on all sides

• aliquando

• sometimes

During Latin class, Grace and Henry are sorting books. Grace picks up one book, and Henry picks up another. Which Latin phrase best describes this situation?

alius... alius

• sometimes

• one ... another

• some ... others

• anything

During Latin class, Michael and Mia are sorting their books. Michael says, " (a)   " to describe how some students have one book, while others have another. What does it mean?

• one ... another
• some ... others
• sometimes
• on all sides

During Latin class, Grace, Anika, and James are trying to remember the meaning of amplexus, amplexa, amplexum. Can you help them out?

• ample

• having embraced

• exhausted, tired out

• prisoner, captive

During a Latin vocabulary challenge, Rohan comes across the word audacia, audaciae f. Can you help him choose the correct meaning?

• bold

• your (plural)

• boldness, audacity

• prisoner

Match the following English meanings to their Latin terms.

• carmen, carminis (n.)

• cart, wagon

• salus, salutis (f.)

• safety

• carrus, carri (m.)

• prisoner, captive

• captivus, captivi (m.)

• song

Avery and Nora are reading their Latin textbook together. They come across the word circumvenio, circumvenire, circumveni, circumventus. Which of the following best describes what happens if Avery tries to circumvenio Nora during a game?

• to lead back

• to despise, spurn

• to surround

• to defend

During Latin class, Ethan and Hannah are preparing for the school play. They come across the word corona, coronae f. in their script. The word means (a)   .

• song
• garland, wreath
• safety, health
• crime

During a Latin vocabulary race, Aiden and Evelyn stumble upon the word cursus, cursūs m. Which of the following best describes what they found?

• boldness, audacity

• light, daylight

• garland, wreath

• course, flight

Match the following English meanings to their Latin terms.

• dolorosus, dolorosa, dolorosum

• exhausted, tired out

• despectus, despecta, despectum

• despised

• obscurus, obscura, obscurum

• dark, gloomy

• defessus, defessa, defessum

• painful