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WorksheetsLatin I.7.Roman Food NLE
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A Roman dinner was called:
a)
secunda mensa
b)
ientaculum
c)
cena
d)
palaesatra
2.
A Roman would enjoy his PRANDIUM at:
a)
lunch time
b)
the baths
c)
dawn
d)
the temple
3.
In a Roman villa the dining room was the
a)
triclinium
b)
tablinum
c)
peristylium
d)
atrium
4.
What was the first meal of the day in ancient Rome?
a)
secunda mensa
b)
cena
c)
prandium
d)
ientaculum
5.
The last meal of the day for most Romans was:
a)
cena
b)
prandium
c)
vinum
d)
ientaculum
6.
In triclinio Romano sunt _____.
a)
cibus et aqua
b)
silva et via
c)
templum et dea
d)
leo et equus
7.
The Latin words CENA, SECUNDA MENSA, and PRANDIUM refer to Roman:
a)
meals
b)
games
c)
clothing
d)
rooms
8.
In ancient Rome the cena was a:
a)
children's game
b)
religious festival
c)
main meal of the day
d)
man's cloak
9.
Ubi sunt TRES LECTI, MENSA, ET CENA in villa Romana?
a)
in atrio
b)
in cubiculo
c)
in vestibulo
d)
in triclinio
10.
The second meal of the day for the Romans, equivalent to our lunch, was called
a)
vesperna
b)
prandium
c)
cena
d)
ientaculum
11.
What characterized the room in a Roman house called the TRICLINIUM?
a)
it had a garden surrounded by columns
b)
it had three couches on which Romans reclined to dine
c)
it was an open area used for worshipping the household gods
d)
it was an open area with a pool in which rainwater was collected
12.
In what room of a Roman house was the cooking done?
a)
triclinium
b)
tablinum
c)
cubiculum
d)
culina
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