WorksheetsStage 5 Test Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
puella ridet
the girls are smiling
the girl is smiling
the boy is laughing
the boys are laughing
mercatores sedent
Mercator is sitting
the merchant is sitting
the merchants are sitting
the merchants are sleeping
ancillae cantant
the slave girl shouts
the slave girls are shouting
the slave girls are singing
the slave girl is shouting
femina intrat
the girl enters
the woman enters
the girls enter
the women enter
leo venit
a lion is coming
lions are coming
a lion is going
lions are going
LT #1: How would you translate the word "girls" in the following sentence?
The girls are hurrying to the forum.
puella
puellam
puellae
puellās
LT #1: How would you translate the word "merchants" in the following sentence?
The merchants are selling dresses in the shop.
mercātor
mercātōrem
mercātōrēs
mercātōrum
LT #2: Every 3rd person plural verb ends with ___.
-mus
-tis
-ī
-nt
LT #2: Which of the following verbs agrees with the noun puerī?
ambulō
ambulat
ambulātis
ambulant
LT #2: Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence:
ancillae _____ in tabernā.
est
sunt
sumus
estis
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
servī hodiē nōn labōrant.
The slaves are not working today.
The slaves do not want to work.
The slave is wearing a hoodie.
The slave works today.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
puer et puella at theātrum contendunt.
The boys and girls are hurrying to the theater.
The boy is hurrying to the theater with the girl.
The son and daughter are rushing to the theater.
The boy and girl are hurrying to the theater.
LT #3: Translate the following sentence:
omnēs Pompēiānī ad theātrum ruunt.
The Pompeiians are all in the theater.
The Pompeiians hurried to the theater.
All the Pompeiians are rushing to the theater.
The Pompeiians in the theater are all rushing.
LT #4: Which of the following is not true about pantomime?
It was a mixture of ballet and opera.
Its plot was based on Greek myths.
One masked performer played multiple roles.
It involved a lyric chorus and an orchestra.
It was usually comedic in nature.
LT #4: What was the approximate capacity of the large (open-air) theater in Pompeii?
1,000
2,000
5,000
10,000
20,000
LT #4: Who were Actius and Sorex?
comic actors
wealthy citizens who sponsored plays
Greek playwrights
poets who despised theater
LT #4: Which of the following did not help spectators endure the sun and heat during the afternoon?
Spectators wore hats.
Attendants would sprinkle scented water.
Sailors managed a canvas awning.
Slaves would fan people in the audience.
iuvenis
urbs
plaudit
Plays were performed in Pompeii everyday.
True
False: plays were never performed in Pompeii
False: Plays were performed once a week on Saturday
False: Plays were performed at festivals.
People brought cushions to the plays because:
They were important people who were allowed to bring cusions
They wanted to throw them at bad actors
They wanted to shade themselves from the sun
The seats were made of stone and uncomfortable
The town councilors did not need to hurry to a play because:
They were not invited to plays
Their seats were reserved
Others people would make room for them because they were important
They were the only ones who were allowed to attend a play.
Actors in Roman comedies wore masks which identified which character they were playing.
True
False: Roman actors did not wear masks, so their expression might be seen by the audience.
False: There were too many characters in comedies to be easily recognized by their masks.
False: Only tragedies used masks.
Plautus and Terence were:
famous actors
Senators from Rome
characters in a famous play
Roman play writers.
ē
out of
in
there
where
es
you are
they are
I am
we were
ego
you
I
me
then
sum
you are
they are
I am
we were
quid
where
why?
how?
what
is away
abest
ambulat
adest
currit
is heading for, is attacking
contendit
currit
petit
plaudit
venit
is coming
contendit
currit
petit
plaudit
venit
crowd
senex
turba
ubi
urbs
stat
