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WorksheetsCLC Stage 5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
LT #1: How would you translate the word "girls" in the following sentence?
The girls are hurrying to the forum.
puella
puellam
puellae
puellās
LT #1: How would you translate the word "slaves" in the following sentence?
The slaves are working in the garden.
servus
servum
servī
servōs
LT #1: How would you translate the word "merchants" in the following sentence?
The merchants are selling dresses in the shop.
mercātor
mercātōrem
mercātōrēs
mercātōrum
LT #1: What is the function of a nominative plural noun in a Latin sentence?
it represents the person who is the subject of the sentence
it is used when the direct object is a group
it is used for the indirect object
it is used when the subject is a group
LT #1: If a sentence contains a nominative plural noun, what else should be in the sentence?
an accusative plural noun
a 3rd person plural verb
a verb that ends in -mus
the word et
LT #2: Every 3rd person plural verb ends with ___.
-mus
-tis
-ī
-nt
LT #2: Which of the following verbs agrees with the noun puerī?
ambulō
ambulat
ambulātis
ambulant
LT #2: Which of the following verbs agrees with the noun canēs?
dormit
dormīs
dormīmus
dormiunt
LT #2: Which of these is not an appropriate translation of salūtant?
they greet
they are greeting
they do greet
they are being greeted
LT #2: Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence:
ancillae _____ in tabernā.
est
sunt
sumus
estis
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
servī hodiē nōn labōrant.
The slaves are not working today.
The slaves do not want to work.
The slave is wearing a hoodie.
The slave works today.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
agricolae urbem intrant.
The farmer is in the city.
Farmers entered the city.
The farmers are entering the city.
In the city, farmers are working.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
āctōrēs sunt in urbe.
There are actors in the city.
Actors enter the city.
They are acting in the city.
The actor is in the city.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
puer et puella ad theātrum contendunt.
The boys and girls are hurrying to the theater.
The boy is hurrying to the theater with the girl.
The son and daughter are rushing to the theater.
The boy and girl are hurrying to the theater.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
omnēs Pompēiānī ad theātrum ruunt.
The Pompeiians are all in the theater.
The Pompeiians hurried to the theater.
All the Pompeiians are rushing to the theater.
The Pompeiians in the theater are all rushing.
LT #4: All of the following were Roman comic playwrights except _________. (Select all that apply)
Actius
Plautus
Terence
Aristophanes
Ennius
LT #4: Which of the following is not true about pantomime?
It was a mixture of ballet and opera.
Its plot was based on Greek myths.
One masked performer played multiple roles.
It involved a lyric chorus and an orchestra.
It was usually comedic in nature.
LT #4: What was the approximate capacity of the large (open-air) theater in Pompeii?
1,000
2,000
5,000
10,000
20,000
LT #4: Who were Actius and Sorex?
comic actors
wealthy citizens who sponsored plays
Greek playwrights
poets who despised theater
LT #4: Which of the following did not help spectators endure the sun and heat during the afternoon?
Spectators wore hats.
Attendants would sprinkle scented water.
Sailors managed a canvas awning.
Slaves would fan people in the audience.
