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Romulus, Numa, et Tullus - LFA

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This reading discusses the first _____________.

a)

kings of Rome

b)

Romans

c)

emperors of Rome

d)

enemies of Rome

2.

According to the passage, Romulus "glōriam Rōmae augēre poterat..." How?

a)

by both war and planning

b)

by marrying rich

c)

by the will of the gods

d)

with a strong body and mind

3.

According to the reading, Romulus was a beloved leader because.... (select all that apply.)

a)

he provided safety to the families under his care

b)

he encouraged his allies to victory

c)

he worshipped the gods strictly

d)

he was famous

4.

According to the reading, what did Numa love most?

a)

Dea Egeria

b)

bellum

c)

cūrī sacrī

d)

Rōmānōs docēre

5.

According to the reading, what adjective would best describe Numa?

a)

pious

b)

morbid

c)

clever

d)

belligerent

6.

According to the reading, who was the most bellicose of the 3 kings?

a)

Romulus

b)

Numa Pompilius

c)

Tullus Hostilius

d)

None

7.

According to the reading, Tullus was struck by lightning because ...

a)

Iuppiter Tullum non probavit.

b)

Tullus erat bonus vir et rex.

c)

Tullus multa bella movit.

d)

Tullus caelum non vidit.

8.

What tense are the verbs in this sentence?


"Virī et fēminae Rōmulum amāvērunt quod multīs familiīs salutem dōnāvit et ad victōriam sociōs incitāvit."

a)

present

b)

imperfect

c)

future

d)

perfect

9.

What tense are the verbs in this sentence?


"Rōma magna erit," [...] “Clārī eritis.”

a)

present

b)

imperfect

c)

future

d)

perfect

10.

What is the subject of this sentence?


"Officia sacra nōn complēvit."

a)

officia

b)

sacra

c)

(he)

11.

"Ēgeria Numam dē cūrīs sacrīs docuit."

Why is it cūrīs sacrīs and NOT curae sacrae?

a)

indirect object with a verb of giving, showing, telling, or entrusting

b)

telling place where

c)

object of a preposition

d)

showing accompaniment, going alongside someone/thing

12.

"Multam grātiam deīs habēre dēbēmus."


How is habēre translated in this sentence?

a)

having

b)

to have

c)

to be having

d)

we had