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WorksheetsPeloponnesian War and Latin Verbs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who was the Peloponnesian War between?
Sparta and Troy
Athens and Rome
Athens and Sparta
Mycenae and Athens
How do you say "they are shouting" in Latin?
sunt clamores
sunt clamare
clamat
clamant
When did the Peloponnesian War begin?
431 BC
776 BC
44 BC
1180 BC
What does "vexamus" mean?
Annoying
To annoy
We annoy
He is annoying
The play "Philoctetes" was written
before the Peloponnesian War
after the Peloponnesian War
near the beginning of the Peloponnesian War
near the end of the Peloponnesian War
How do you say "You (pl.) are calling" in Latin?
vocatis
vocas
vos estis vcoes
vocare
Where is the Parthenon?
Sparta
Crete
Rome
Athens
Where is the Pantheon?
Athens
Mycenae
Rome
Troy
What does "habito" mean?
Live!
To live
We live
I live
Greek tragedy was performed
during the Olympic Games
at a festival for Dionysis
in the Parthenon
The first Tuesday of every month
What person and number is amas?
2nd person plural
3rd person plural
1st person singular
2nd person singular
What is the Latin personal ending that corresponds to the English person pronoun "we"
-o
-tis
-te
-mus
Who won the Peloponnesian War?
Athens
Corinth
Sicily
Sparta
What kind of government did 5th c. Athens have?
monarchy mixed with oligarchy
direct democracy
constitutional monarchy
republic
Answer the following question in Latin "Ambulasne in horto?"
Ita vero, ambulas in horto.
Minime, in sellā sedeo
Ita vero, ambulant in horto.
Minime, in sellā sedetis.
This 5th c. Athenian was elected strategos several times and helped the city to flourish politically, intellectually, and artistically.
Sophocles
Homer
Pericles
Euripides
Sparta was known for its
beautiful temples
sophisticated poetry
luxury goods
hoplite warriors
Which of the following is NOT a translation of purgamus?
We cleaned
We are cleaning
We do clean
We clean
Who fought in the Battle of Marathon
The Athenians vs the Spartans
The Athenians vs the Persians
The Spartans vs. Parthians
The Spartans vs Sicilians
Puellas spectas means
The girls are watching
You are watching the girls
The girls are watching you
We are watching the girls
