WorksheetsPronouns and myth
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Pomponius XLIV naves cepit
a)
54
b)
44
c)
94
d)
64
2.
What foreign invaders sacked Rome in 390 BC and were ultimately beaten by Julius Caesar in their homeland in 52 AD.
a)
Gauls
b)
Etrusca
c)
Greeks
d)
Germans
3.
With what Greek hero do we associate Medusa, Atlas, and Andromeda?
a)
Odysseus
b)
Jason
c)
Achilles
d)
Perseus
4.
The terms Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian refer to what?
a)
columns
b)
gladiators
c)
ships
d)
clothes
5.
What island, home of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth, forms the southern boundary of the Aegean Sea?
a)
Sicily
b)
Sardenia
c)
Crete
d)
Britian
6.
What musician charmed Pluto with his music in order to win the release of his wife from the underworld?
a)
Jason
b)
Orpheus
c)
Perseus
d)
Theseus
7.
The walls damaged by the recent earthquake left the city vulnerable to attacks. The world vulnerable comes from the Latin word that means...
a)
laughter
b)
war
c)
disaster
d)
wound
8.
If the teacher announced "Aperite, discipuli, vestros libros" what would the students do?
a)
write on the board
b)
open their books
c)
get out their homework
d)
answer the question
9.
Germania is the ancient name for Germany. _______ is the ancient name for France.
a)
Hispania
b)
Mare Nostrum
c)
Graecia
d)
Gallia
10.
Who was the Roman god who kidnapped Proserpina?
a)
Bacchus
b)
Neptune
c)
Mercury
d)
Pluto
11.
The name of which state contains the Latin word for woods?
a)
California
b)
Pennsylvania
c)
Rhode Island
d)
Florida
12.
Which goddess, known for wisdom, was born from the head of Zeus?
a)
Hera
b)
Aphrodite
c)
Athena
d)
Artemis
13.
In A.D. CDLI Attila the Hun was defeated in Gaul by Rome and her allies. Which year was this?
a)
451
b)
601
c)
691
d)
541
14.
Misnomer, nomination and noun all come from the Latin word meaning what?
a)
appearance
b)
name
c)
work
d)
thought
15.
Which Greek hero left home to fight in Troy but returned home to find his household overrun by greedy suitors?
a)
Aeneas
b)
Theseus
c)
Perseus
d)
Odysseus
16.
In Roman numerals the year 2019 is:
a)
MCMIX
b)
MMXI
c)
MMXIX
d)
MCMLI
17.
Which item of Roman attire was worn by both men and women?
a)
tunica
b)
toga praetexta
c)
palla
d)
stola
18.
Which king (almost) starved to death because everything he touched turned to gold?
a)
Jason
b)
Midas
c)
Deadalus
d)
Hercules
19.
Which Roman province is farthest west?
a)
Germania
b)
Hispania
c)
Aegyptus
d)
Asia
20.
Which legendary Roman hero single-handedly defended the bridge over the Tiber from attacking Etruscans?
a)
Julius Caesar
b)
Cinninatus
c)
Romulus
d)
Horatius
21.
A lawyer working without charge for the public good is said to be working...
a)
sine die
b)
id est
c)
pro bono
d)
ad aeternum
22.
Which of the following is NOT a Romance language?
a)
French
b)
Portuguese
c)
Spanish
d)
German
23.
Which Carthaginian General led his troops across the Alps to Italy in the Second Punic War?
a)
Pyrrhus
b)
Jugurtha
c)
Hannibal
d)
Mithridates
24.
Which monster, slain by Bellerophon, had the head of a lion, the tail of a snake, and the body/head of a goat?
a)
Pegasus
b)
Chimera
c)
Griffin
d)
Python
25.
According to the Roman Legend, the shepherd Faustulus rescued the twins Romulus and Remus who were being nursed by a:
a)
bear
b)
wolf
c)
lion
d)
snake
26.
. Sextus cecidit in piscīnam et _______nocuit. (himself)
a)
eum
b)
se
c)
Ego
d)
eis
27.
Caupo inquit, “Novum lectum ________parabo.” (for you)
a)
tibi
b)
nobis
c)
tu
d)
mihi
28.
Puerī, “Minimē, ________ nōn vidimus.” (ourselves)
a)
nos
b)
nobis
c)
tu
d)
se
29.
Sextus semper __________ vexat. (them, i.e., the girls)
a)
eas
b)
tu
c)
nos
d)
me
30.
Marcus, “Sextus librōs ____________ nōn curat.” (his, i.e., Eucleides’)
a)
suos
b)
eius
c)
eorum
d)
ei
31.
Marcus, “Sextus Russātīs ____________ nōn favet.” (my)
a)
eis
b)
meis
c)
tuis
d)
nobis
32.
Puellae cum amicīs suīs domī manēbant.
a)
their own
b)
my
c)
your
d)
our
33.
Puellae cum amicīs nostrīs domī manēbant.
a)
our
b)
your
c)
my
d)
their
34.
Puellae cum amicīs eius domī manēbant.
a)
his
b)
his own
c)
their
d)
my
35.
Aurēlia sē in piscīnā cōnspexit.
a)
herself
b)
our
c)
him
d)
yours (pl)
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