WorksheetsLatin II Stage 7 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
In Stage 7 we have been taught that ________________ means all.
cenat
centurio
heri
omnis
The Latin word for centurion is ______________.
century
cinema
cenat
centurio
This action verb means to "catch sight of."
cenat; cenavit
cum
mortuus
conspicit: conspexit
This action verb means to "eat dinner or dines."
cena
lacrimat: lacrimavit
omnis
cenat: cenavit
This Latin preposition is pronounced with a hard c or K as the beginning sound. It means "with."
crope
centurio
conspicit
cum
The Latin verb "facit: fecit" means ______________.
isn't, does not
easy, easier
yesterday
makes, does
The Latin word _________ means "yesterday."
near
huge
dead
heri
This is an adjective which will be used in many Latin stories to indicate size.
necat: necavit
facit: fecit
parat: paravit
ingens: ingentem
I know you will remember the English definition of this Latin word: intellegit: intellexit.
kills
understands
advances
understands
Not used often, this Latin verb expresses extreme sadness or happiness.
rogat: rogavit
cenat: cenavit
narrat: narravit
lacrimat: lacrimavit
This Latin word sometimes brings morbid thoughts to our minds: _____________.
lacrimat: lacrimavit
heri
poculum
mortuus
This Latin action verb can be found as an English noun when we study stories in English with Mrs. Gadberry.
pulcher: pulchrum
parat: paravit
pestis: pestem
narrat: narravit
This word below, in two verb forms, means "kills."
parat: paravit
pestis: pestem
procedit: processit
necat: necavit
I personally have nothing against this Latin word which means "nothing."
heri
cum
mortuus
nihil
Several English words are derived from "omnis" which means _____________.
nothing
everything
something
all
This action Latin verb is not spelled like its English definition "prepares." What are the two forms of this verb.
lacrimat: lacrimavit
necat: necavit
procedit: processit
parat: paravit
This container often hold wine in ancient Roman dining rooms.
bowl
pitcher
umbra
poculum
As an army proceeds or advances, you could describe their progress with these Latin verbs:
facit: fecit
parat: paravit
pestis: Pestem
procedit: processit
The Latin word "prope" is a descriptor word meaning....
far
away
suddenly
near
Used to describe the pleasing appearance of both men and women, this Latin adjective is....
rogat: rogavit
mortuus
centurio
pulcher: pulchrum
The Latin verb meaning "asks."
necat: necavit
intellegit: intellexit
nihil
rogat: rogavit
To be sitting quietly or silently, in Latin you would use the adverb ______________.
poculum
prope
nihil
tacite
Do you speak Spanish? If so, then you are sure to get the answer to this question: Which Latin word means however? But if you don't speak Spanish and studies, then you will find it also!
tacite
terret
umbra
tamen
Another Latin action verb....this one means "frightens."
umbra
valde
cum
terret: terruit
When you need to use a Latin word meaning "ghost or shadow", this one is a good choice: ________________.
prope
centurio
nihil
umbra
Do you know the meaning of the Latin word: valde? When pronounced, remember the "v" makes the sound of an English "w."
hardly ever
always
not much, seldom
very much, very
