WorksheetsCLC 13 Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 32mins
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "I am not able to drag the wagon off the road."
advenīre
trahere
vulnerāre
interficere
Which TWO of these infinitives ARE associated with harming someone?
advenīre
trahere
vulnerāre
interficere
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "The tired guards slept behind the barn."
aegrī
ceterī
fessī
novï
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "The other citizens wanted to rush into the temple."
aegrī
ceterī
fessī
novï
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "The other citizens wanted to rush into the temple."
ruere
dicere
trahere
interficere
Which of the following verbs belong to the 3rd conjugation?
ruere
advenīre
trahere
excitāre
vulnerāre
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "We saw the new slave women in the atrium.
aegrās
ceterās
fessās
novās
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "The other citizens wanted to rush into the temple."
ruere
dicere
trahere
interficere
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "The master wants to punish the guards.
potest
non vult
vult
volunt
possum
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "Volubilis is able to prepare an excellent dinner.
potest
non vult
vult
volunt
possum
Which Latin word is correct for the underlined portion of the sentence? "Bregans, do you want to carry the grain into the kitchen?
potes
non vis
vis
volunt
potestis
Which of these Latin phrases means "art is long, life is short?"
ars longa, vita brevis
nolo contendere
et cetera
alter ego
Which of these Latin phrases would describe the "other identity" that someone might have? (such as Spiderman and Peter Parker - or Iron Man and Tony Stark)
ars longa, vita brevis
nolo contendere
et cetera
alter ego
Which of these Latin phrases would be the most handy in mentioning that several other options could be listed, but there is no need to go on further.
ars longa, vita brevis
nolo contendere
et cetera
alter ego
Which of the following words would be the subject of the irregular verb POSSUMUS?
tu
nos
ego
aedificium
Which of the following words would be the subject of the irregular verb NON VIS?
tu
nos
ego
aedificium
