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WorksheetsLatin 2 Final Review & Go Ahead to Latin 3
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
In our stories, how did Haterius' dinner party turn out?
It was a good party, everyone was impressed by Haterius' classy entertainment.
It was okay, but not everyone liked the entertainment Haterius provided.
It was not great, the food was mediocre and Haterius was angry.
It was a disaster, the guests destroyed Haterius' dining room.
What did Haterius' behavior at the dinner party exhibit about his character?
He is respectful of tradition and authority and wants merely to fit into the Roman social scene.
He is arrogant and inhospitable, interested only in his own comfort.
He is a social climber who wants very much to be respected by those above his station.
He is woefully unaware of how to behave in proper society.
At the end of our reading, where is Euphrosyne?
Hiding in the kitchen, trying to keep away from the men.
On her way to the port so she can get on board a ship back to Greece.
Going out on a date with a Roman senator from the party.
Running away from the house in terror.
Earlier in our storyline, Quintus and Salvius made their animosity toward one another clear to the highest ranking Roman official in Britain, Agricola. What was the outcome of that confrontation?
Agricola jailed Salvius and he awaits his trial.
Quintus, sadly, perished from the wounds he received in the fight when Dumnorix was killed.
Quintus decided to leave Britain, his job there was done as he'd contacted Rufus, and go back to Alexandria.
Quintus left Britain to head to Rome, where he could get justice for the death of King Cogidubnus and all the other crimes Salvius had committed there.
What is the relationship between Metella (Pompeii), Rufilla (Britain) and Vitellia (Rome)?
They are sisters
They knew one another when they were young girls
They were all pursued by Salvius at one point
They are allies in the fight against the tyrannical Emperor, Domitian
TABLINO DELETO, Haterius in atrio sedebat, lacrimans.
With the dining room destroyed
Destroying the dining room
After he destroyed the dining room
While destroying the dining room
cum Euphrosyne triclinium intraret, nonnulli viri formam eius admirabant.
cum clause
purpose clause
indirect question
indirect command
Eryllus Euphrosynen arcessivit ut hospites delectaret.
cum clause
purpose clause
result clause
indirect command
tam commoti erant hospites ut inter se pugnarent.
purpose clause
indirect question
indirect command
result/yo mama clause
Haterius
builder and client of Salvius
freedman of the Emperor
husband of Rufilla
jailed for treason
Euphrosyne
Greek philosopher
Egyptian teacher
Roman dancer
Emperor's wife
Agricola
Roman general in charge of Britain
British king
Roman senator at Haterius' party
Client of Salvius
Eryllus
Haterius' party planner
Greek philosopher
British chieftain
Roman builder
Vitellia
Roman dancing girl
Emperor's wife
Mother of Salvius
Haterius' wife
iussus erat
he had been ordered
she had been ordered
he had ordered
she had ordered
iussi sunt
they had been ordered
they have been ordered
they had ordered
they have ordered
missi estis
you all have been sent
you all had been sent
you had sent
you have sent
missa eram
I had been sent
I have been sent
I had sent
I have sent
miseram
I had sent
I have sent
I had been sent
I have been sent
