WorksheetsLatin for the New Millennium I ch 8
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 8mins
Tunc
at least
when
then
at last
against
tandem
quoque
quamquam
contra
vinco, vincere
conquer
lose
wash
blink
dux, ducis (m)
duck
wagon
leader
wall
seek, head for
dico, dicere
peto, petere
iaceo, iacere
sentio, sentire
courage
fortitudo, fortitudinis
dives, divitis
timor, timoris
auxilium, auxilii
navigo, navigare
wander
clean out
provide water
sail
homo, hominis (m)
turtle
land, earth
human being
song
to set free
intellego, intellegere
ardeo, ardere
soleo, solere
libero, liberare
soldier
dux, ducis
miles, militis
dolus, doli
impetus, impetus
intellego, intellegere
understand
head for
untie
confuse
oraculum, oraculi
eyeball, pupil
wine, bottle of wine
dinner, party
prophet, prophecy
say
duco, ducere
excito, excitare
iubeo, iubere
dico, dicere
rex, regis
dog
ship
king
rule
decerno, decernere
harvest
decide
go down
cook
templum, templi (n)
fruit tree
temple
weather
time
fear
timor, timoris
arbor, arboris
dux, ducis
formas, formae
Which of the following English words is a derivative of miles, militis?
miles
millionaire
familiar
militant
Someone who's very afraid is:
humane
navigable
impetuous
timorous
Something unintelligible can't be
sold
understood
found
believed
An oracular statement
foretells the future
is a lie
is clear and direct
is unconvincing
Which of the following can be described as navigable?
a farm field
a large vehicle
a river
a street
A curse
duchy
contrast
decree
malediction
