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WorksheetsStages 5-6 Test Review
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
LT #1: How would you translate the word "girls" in the following sentence?
The girls are hurrying to the forum.
puella
puellae
LT #1: How would you translate the word "slaves" in the following sentence?
The slaves are working in the garden.
servus
servī
LT #1: How would you translate the word "merchants" in the following sentence?
The merchants are selling dresses in the shop.
mercātor
mercātōrēs
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
servī hodiē nōn labōrant.
The slaves are not working today.
The slaves did not want to work.
The slave works today.
LT #4: What was the approximate capacity of the large (open-air) theater in Pompeii?
1,000
20,000
5,000
What is the tense of festīnābam?
present
imperfect
perfect
What is the tense of superāvērunt?
present
imperfect
perfect
What is the tense of pulsās?
present
imperfect
perfect
What is the tense of erat?
present
imperfect
perfect
What is the tense of sunt?
present
imperfect
perfect
scrībēbatis
y'all write
y'all wrote
y'all were writing
y'all will write
vituperāvimus
We were cursing
We curse
We cursed
vituperāmus
We were cursing
We curse
We cursed
scrīpsīt
He writes
He wrote
He was writing
pulsāvērunt
I punched
you punched
we punched
they punched
pulsāvisti
I punched
you punched
we punched
they punched
If a Latin verb ends in -ō, then the subject is....
ego (I)
tu (you)
Which noun case is used as the object of prepositions like ad and per, which show movement toward or through a place?
ablative
accusative
Which case is used as the object of prepositions like in and ex, to show location (where) or movement away from a place?
ablative
accusative
"out of the theater"
in theatrō
ē theātrō
ad theatrum
in theatrum
"toward the house"
ad vīllam
in villā
ē villā
Which was NOT a way of freeing a slave?
a legal ceremony with witnesses
putting an announcement on a bulletin board in the forum
pronouncing a slave free in front of a judge
freeing a slave in a will
When a slave was freed, this process was called _____________.
libertus
alumnus
manumisso
Which was NOT a right of a freedman?
could run for public office
could own land
could own slaves
could vote in public elections
What was NOT a way in which former slaves were still connected to their former master?
became a client of his former master
became the master’s patron
continued to work for his former master
took the first two names of the master
Plays in Pompeii were paid for by:
The emperor
A wealthy citizen
The actors
The governor
senes
agricolae
urbs
iuvenis
What was a pantomime?
farces and opera
ballet and opera
farces and tragedies
What is a subject?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is a direct object?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is a predicate noun?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What is an object of the preposition?
who or what does the verb
a noun that receives the action of the verb
a noun that renames the subject
a noun that follows a preposition
What was NOT a way of freeing a slave?
pronouncing a slave free in front of friends
putting an announcement on the bulletin board in the forum
a legal ceremony with witnesses
In Roman times the admission to the theater was ___.
expensive
cheap
free
Plays were performed only at ____ that were held several times a year.
festivals
religious events
political rallies
eratis
Y'all are
Y'all were
Y'all have been
which of the following are perfect tense endings?
ērunt
ō
isti
mus
which endings are associated with the pronoun "he/she/it"?
-t
-it
-nt
-ērunt
which endings are associated with the pronoun "I"?
-m
-ō
-s
-ī
which endings are associated with the pronoun "you" (singular)?
-isti
-istis
-s
-tis
What does senility mean?
intelligent
good behavior
old age
youthful
What does forte mean?
strong point
obsession
defense
final test
What does insuperable mean?
far from home
impossible
unbearable
able to be accomplished
What does inaudible mean?
clear
peculiar
loud
unable to be heard
