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WorksheetsNLE General Review
Total questions: 132
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Quam defessa sum!
a)
How tired I am!
b)
Because I am tired!
c)
I am very tired!
d)
I am also tired!
2.
Viminal, Caelian and Esquiline are ______.
a)
Roman roads
b)
hills of Rome
c)
parts of the Circus
d)
types of gladiators
3.
Casa agricolae in silvā est.
a)
the farmer
b)
farmer's
c)
by the farmer
d)
from the farmer
4.
Agricola equō cibum parat.
a)
for the horse
b)
of the horse
c)
by the horse
d)
from the horse
5.
Which of the following words means sailor?
a)
navis
b)
nauta
c)
navigo
d)
noctes
6.
Videsne pecuniam?
a)
Don't you see the money?
b)
Were you seeing the money?
c)
Do you see the money?
d)
See the money?
7.
Iulius hortum Marcī semper laudat.
a)
Marcus
b)
by Marcus
c)
of Marcus
d)
from Marcus
8.
Which of the following happened at the Circus?
a)
beast hunts
b)
comedic performances
c)
gladiatorial fights
d)
chariot racing
9.
The sea east of the Italian peninsula is the _____.
a)
Adriatic
b)
Mediterranean
c)
Tyrhennian
d)
Lugurnian
10.
______magnam silvam habet.
a)
insulam
b)
insula
c)
insulae
d)
insulā
11.
Cornelia et Tullia sunt _________.
a)
meae amicae
b)
meās amicās
c)
meārum amicārum
d)
meam amicam
12.
Metae, spina, dolphins and eggs can all be found at the _______.
a)
port of Ostia
b)
Colosseum
c)
Campus Martius
d)
Circus Maximus
13.
Ianuae villārum non sunt ______.
a)
latārum
b)
latās
c)
latis
d)
latae
14.
The hero who left his plow for 16 days to serve as dictator was _____.
a)
Horatius Colcles
b)
Mucius Scaevola
c)
Cincinnatus
d)
Lars Porsenna
15.
Mea soror stolam ____ gerēbat.
a)
pulchrās
b)
pulchrum
c)
pulchram
d)
pulchrae
16.
Magister puerīs multās fabulās narrābat.
a)
from the boys
b)
of the boys
c)
to the boys
d)
by the boys
17.
Pulchra puella deō donum dabit
a)
gods
b)
away from the god
c)
of the god
d)
to the god
18.
Pulchra puella deō donum dabit
a)
gives
b)
will give
c)
was giving
d)
gave
19.
Manesne quod amicōs tuōs exspectas?
a)
Are you staying
b)
stay
c)
Don't stay
d)
were you staying
20.
The Parthenon is located here.
a)
Rome, Italy
b)
Athens, Greece
c)
Troy, Turkey
d)
Alexandria, Egypt
21.
The area where the Roman army practiced its exercises was the _____.
a)
Circus Maximus
b)
Campus Martius
c)
Curia
d)
Cloaca Maxima
22.
I am the hero who singlehandedly defended a bridge against the advancing Etruscan army. I swam back to Rome fully armored.
a)
Mucius Scaevola
b)
Hannibal
c)
Lars Porsenna
d)
Horatius Cocles
23.
The dative case is used to express the _____________.
a)
prepositional phrase indicating motion towards
b)
direct address
c)
indirect object
d)
direct object
24.
Rome was founded in this year.
a)
753 BCE
b)
509 BCE
c)
44 BCE
d)
390 BCE
25.
The mountain range between Hispania and Gaul is the ______.
a)
Alps
b)
Apennines
c)
Atlas
d)
Pyreenes
26.
Poeta librum novum amicō bonō monstrat.
a)
new book
b)
9 books
c)
of a new book
d)
knows the book
27.
Tullia est filia reginae.
a)
the queen
b)
with the queen
c)
by the queen
d)
of the queen
28.
Coffers, an oculus and a domed roof are found in/on the _______.
a)
Pantheon
b)
Colosseum
c)
aqueduct
d)
Cloaca Maxima
29.
Poeta librum novum amicō bonō monstrat.
a)
of his good friend
b)
to his good friend
c)
by his good friend
d)
about his good friend
30.
Appia, Sacra, Salaria and Aurelia are all names for __________.
a)
Roman gods
b)
Roman hills
c)
Roman roads
d)
Roman temples
31.
Nero, Claudius, Hadrian and Trajan are all names of ______.
a)
Roman kings
b)
Roman emperors
c)
Roman roads
d)
Roman heroes
32.
Mater regis erat serva
a)
of the king
b)
to the king
c)
from the king
d)
by the king
33.
In Italia et in Graeciā ruinas templōrum vidimus.
a)
to the temples
b)
from the temples
c)
of the temples
d)
by the temples
34.
The preposition sine means ______.
a)
among
b)
inside
c)
without
d)
under
35.
The preposition dē means _______.
a)
about
b)
without
c)
from
d)
minus
36.
The saying relates to a multi course meal.
a)
festina lente
b)
ab ovo usque mala
c)
caveat emptor
d)
pro tempore
37.
This is the covered and colonnaded walkway around the garden.
a)
atrium
b)
peristylium
c)
stylus
d)
apodyterium
38.
This is the shrine you can find in the atrium.
a)
impluvium
b)
tabernae
c)
hypocaust
d)
lararium
39.
These are the 2 shops you would find in the front of a Roman villa on Pompeii.
a)
tablinum
b)
tabernae
c)
alae
d)
latrinae
40.
These can be found along Rome's most famous road, the Via Appia.
a)
temples
b)
monuments
c)
aqueducts
d)
mountains
41.
Iulius est bonus _____________.
a)
puerōrum
b)
puer
c)
puerō
d)
puerī
42.
Leave from this port to sail to Greece.
a)
Brundisium
b)
Ostia
c)
Neapolis
d)
Carthago
43.
Ancius Marcius, Numa Pompilius and Tarquinius Superbus were _________.
a)
Roman gods
b)
Roman emperoros
c)
Roman kings
d)
famous slaves
44.
Pater puellārum est _____.
a)
clarum
b)
clara
c)
clarus
d)
clarō
45.
Filia senatoris per villam currit.
a)
of the senator
b)
with the senator
c)
to the senators
d)
by the senators
46.
This is the main harbor port of Rome.
a)
Tiber
b)
Po
c)
Neapolis
d)
Ostia
47.
The first declension genitive plural is ____.
a)
ārum
b)
um
c)
ibus
d)
ās
48.
The dative and ablative plurals for the 3rd declension is ___.
a)
ibus
b)
is
c)
ārum
d)
ī
49.
The genitive singular of the second declension is ___.
a)
ae
b)
ī
c)
is
d)
ibus
50.
This image belongs to the _______.
a)
Colosseum
b)
Pantheon
c)
Mausoleum of Hadrian
d)
Cloaca Maxima
51.
This facade features ________ columns.
a)
Egyptian
b)
Doric
c)
Ionic
d)
Cornithian
52.
The stadium here is the ______.
a)
Concurus Optimus
b)
Circus Maximus
c)
Cloaca Maxima
d)
Therma
53.
Mt. Vesuvius erupted in LXXIX. What year was this?
a)
129
b)
49
c)
89
d)
79
54.
Roman slaves usually wore ____.
a)
stolas
b)
pallas
c)
tunicas
d)
togas
55.
What garment was worn under the toga?
a)
tunica
b)
palla
c)
stola
d)
mappa
56.
The abbreviation SPQR is a reference to Roman ______.
a)
government
b)
sports
c)
farming
d)
school
57.
The English words deport, transportation and report are from the Latin word which means _____.
a)
lead
b)
enter
c)
walk
d)
carry
58.
Aeneas, the ancestor of the Romans, came to Italy from ____.
a)
Troy
b)
Brundisium
c)
Alexandria
d)
Athens
59.
Eratne Caesar consul?
a)
Why was Caesar consul?
b)
Will Caesar be consul?
c)
Was Caesar consul?
d)
When was Caesar consul?
60.
He was walking slowly up the hill.
a)
longē
b)
clarē
c)
lentē
d)
malē
61.
Decem minus tres sunt ____.
a)
quinque
b)
sex
c)
septem
d)
octo
62.
Da mihi meum librum!
a)
of me
b)
from me
c)
to me
d)
with me
63.
Viri bonam fortunam habebunt.
a)
have
b)
were having
c)
will have
d)
do not have
64.
Cornelius erat mater virōrum clarōrum.
a)
of famous men
b)
with famous men
c)
from famous men
d)
about famous men
65.
Flavia est semper _______.
a)
discipulae bonae
b)
discipulam bonam
c)
discipula bona
d)
discipulās bonās
66.
Pisces in aquam intrant.
a)
in the water
b)
through the water
c)
into the water
d)
near the water
67.
Pone, serve, cibum in mensam.
a)
to place
b)
Place
c)
He will place
d)
He places
68.
Quī erant primī consules Romae?
a)
What
b)
Where
c)
Who
d)
Why
69.
Liberī dē periculō clamabant.
a)
after the danger
b)
around the danger
c)
under the danger
d)
about the danger
70.
Liberī dē periculō clamabant.
a)
will shout
b)
were shouting
c)
are shouting
d)
do shout
71.
Vōs estis molestī puerī!
a)
We
b)
You
c)
They
d)
I
72.
The word for "war" is _____.
a)
pugna
b)
bellum
c)
gerum
d)
nauta
73.
I burned my right hand in a fire in order to prove my loyalty to Rome.
a)
Mucius Scaevola
b)
Tiberius Gracchus
c)
Julius Caesar
d)
Marc Antony
74.
Quot viae in Forō Romanō sunt?
a)
Why
b)
Which
c)
How many
d)
Whose
75.
Puellae bene cantant.
a)
badly
b)
well
c)
sadly
d)
quickly
76.
Puellae bene cantant.
a)
sing
b)
shout
c)
care
d)
cannot
77.
The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius destroyed Pompeii, Stabiae and ______.
a)
Herculaneum
b)
Ostia
c)
Brundisium
d)
Capua
78.
Which divinity do grapes and wine suggest?
a)
Juno
b)
Minerva
c)
Bacchus
d)
Vesta
79.
This goddess keeps Rome's sacred flame burning.
a)
Juno
b)
Vesta
c)
Minerva
d)
Venus
80.
Aurigae, carceres and the mappa are associated with _____.
a)
Roman meals
b)
Roman baths
c)
the Colosseum
d)
the Circus Maximus
81.
Labora, serve, strenuē
a)
Nominative
b)
Vocative
c)
Genitive
d)
Ablative
82.
Noli in villā pugnāre!
a)
I don't want
b)
Never
c)
Neither
d)
Don't
83.
Nolite contra viam ambulāre!
a)
You do not want
b)
Doesn't
c)
New
d)
Don't
84.
To turn Iulius into the vocative, you must ____.
a)
Chop off the -us from his name
b)
Turn the -us of his name to an -e
c)
Take the infinitive and add -te
d)
Chop off the -re from the infinitive
85.
The vocative case if frequently found with ________.
a)
2nd person verbs
b)
imperatives
c)
2nd person verbs and imperatives
d)
questions
86.
If I take attendance in class and call your name you should answer "_________".
a)
adsum
b)
ubi
c)
tardē
d)
minime
87.
A tabellum and stylo or stylus are _______.
a)
Roman rooms
b)
writing instruments
c)
types of armor
d)
types of vehicles
88.
The Lares and Penates are _____.
a)
rooms of the villa
b)
hills of Rome
c)
Roman officials
d)
household gods
89.
The opening in the roof of the atrium that let in fresh rainwater was known as the _____.
a)
compluvium
b)
vestibule
c)
triclinium
d)
lecti
90.
The Roman dining room was known as the _______.
a)
triclinium
b)
tablinum
c)
apodyterium
d)
mensa
91.
Rome's 1st sewer built during the times of the kings.
a)
Curia
b)
Basilica
c)
Impluvium
d)
Cloaca Maxima
92.
The year the monarchy ended and the Republic was born was ______.
a)
312 BCE
b)
753 BCE
c)
509 BCE
d)
1184 BCE
93.
Ientaculum, prandium and cena refer to _____.
a)
meals
b)
games
c)
vehicles
d)
buildings
94.
In the name Marcus Tiberius Iucundus, Iucundus is the _____.
a)
cognomen
b)
agnomen
c)
nomen
d)
praenomen
95.
In the name Marcus Tiberius Iucundus, Tiberius represents the _______.
a)
personal name
b)
clan or gens name
c)
family name
d)
adoptive name
96.
The building featured here is _______.
a)
the mausoleum of Augustus
b)
the Colosseum
c)
the Pantheon
d)
the Curia
97.
The type of column here that features acanthus leaves from the banks of the Nile river is ______.
a)
Doric
b)
Ionic
c)
Corinthian
d)
Egyptian
98.
This interior shot featured here is of the _______.
a)
Pantheon
b)
Theater of Pompey
c)
Temple of Vesta
d)
Colosseum
99.
The simplest column type featured here is the ______.
a)
Egyptian
b)
Doric
c)
Ionic
d)
Corinthian
100.
N.B. stands for ______.
a)
note well
b)
never before
c)
not by itself
d)
example noted
101.
etc. stands for ______.
a)
example given
b)
that is
c)
and the rest
d)
miscellaneous
102.
a.m. stands for _______.
a)
ante meridiem
b)
not yet light
c)
before the moon
d)
after noon
103.
Carpe diem!
a)
Fish for carp!
b)
Cross the Rubicon!
c)
Seize the day!
d)
Observe the god!
104.
Tempus fugit!
a)
Fight time!
b)
Fugitive time!
c)
Time fights!
d)
Time flies!
105.
The English words octet and octuplets derive from the Latin word meaning _____________.
a)
space
b)
door
c)
eye
d)
eight
106.
Quid agis?
a)
How are you?
b)
What are you doing?
c)
Who is going?
d)
When are you going?
107.
Vale!
a)
Hide!
b)
Hello!
c)
Goodbye!
d)
Hurry!
108.
Quid est nomen tibi?
a)
What name is it?
b)
What is your name?
c)
What will you name it?
d)
What is the name for this?
109.
You would go here if you needed to go to the Senate, hear a speech, attend a market or go to court.
a)
Capitoline hill
b)
the Forum
c)
the Curia
d)
the Basilica
110.
The conjunction "aut" means ______.
a)
and
b)
but
c)
or
d)
because
111.
Ubi means "where" but also _________.
a)
why
b)
how
c)
but
d)
when
112.
The conjunction "sed" means __________.
a)
only
b)
at once
c)
immediately
d)
but
113.
The phrase "non iam" means ______.
a)
not now
b)
now no
c)
even now
d)
no longer
114.
Circum is a preposition that means _________ and which takes the accusative case.
a)
without
b)
around
c)
after
d)
before
115.
"Inter" is a preposition that means _________ and which takes the accusative case.
a)
between
b)
inside
c)
enter
d)
into
116.
"trans" is a preposition that means _________ and which takes the accusative case.
a)
beyond
b)
on behalf of
c)
across
d)
next to
117.
"per" is a preposition that means _________ and which takes the accusative case.
a)
through
b)
near
c)
by
d)
at
118.
"vobis" in the dative case means _______
a)
to/for you
b)
to/for us
c)
to/for them
d)
to/for themselves
119.
__________ pugnō.
a)
ego
b)
tu
c)
nos
d)
vos
120.
_____ navigāmus.
a)
ego
b)
nōs
c)
vōs
d)
nōbis
121.
______ festinas.
a)
ego
b)
tū
c)
vōs
d)
vobis
122.
Ablative singular for the 1st declension.
a)
ō
b)
īs
c)
ā
d)
ibus
123.
Genitive plural for the 1st declension.
a)
ārum
b)
ae
c)
ōrum
d)
um
124.
Second declension genitive singular and nominative plural ending.
a)
ae
b)
ī
c)
is
d)
ō
125.
Genitive singular and dative singular for the 1st declension.
a)
ae
b)
Ī
c)
is
d)
ibus
126.
Dative and ablative plural for the 3rd declension.
a)
īs
b)
ōs
c)
ās
d)
ibus
127.
The Latin word "dux, ducis (m)" means ______.
a)
duck
b)
leader
c)
emperor
d)
doctor
128.
The nominative and accusative plural ending for the 3rd declension is ________.
a)
īs
b)
ās
c)
ēs
d)
ōs
129.
The verb mittō, mittere, misī, missus means ________.
a)
to throw
b)
to send
c)
to meet
d)
to give
130.
The verb "dō, dāre" means ______.
a)
to give
b)
to dare
c)
to escape
d)
to go down
131.
The verb "eō, īre" means _____________.
a)
to enter
b)
to escape
c)
to be
d)
to go
132.
The verb "cupiō, cupīre" means _______.
a)
to desire
b)
to take
c)
to come
d)
to keep
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