Worksheets7A NLE Daily Tracker #1 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
belligerent
hostile, aggressive
extremely generous
cancerous
non-cancerous
to make fun of in a mean way
benign
hostile, aggressive
extremely generous
cancerous
non-cancerous, harmless
to make fun of in a mean way
ridicule
hostile, aggressive
extremely generous
cancerous
non-cancerous, harmless
to make fun of in a mean way
malignant
hostile, aggressive
extremely generous
cancerous
non-cancerous, harmless
to make fun of in a mean way
magnanimous
hostile, aggressive
extremely generous
cancerous
non-cancerous, harmless
to make fun of in a mean way
Which TWO derivatives come from the same root Latin root which means evil, bad?
malicous
magnanimous
malignant
belligerent
753 BCE
the year of a famous bridge defense
the year of Rome's founding by Romulus
Horatius Cocles
founder of Rome
famously defended the Sublician Bridge against the Etruscans
Which is the CORRECT order of the three phases of Roman government?
monarchy / empire / republic
republic / empire / monarchy
empire / republic / monarchy
monarchy / republic / empire
Who led Rome during the monarchy?
a rex
a consul
an imperator
Who led Rome during the empire?
a rex
a consul
an imperator
Who led Rome during the republic?
a rex
a consul
an imperator
There was only ONE consul each year during the Monarchy, and he could rule as long as he wished, or until he was assassinated.
True
False
What was the father's authority/rule over the Roman family called?
paterfamilias
materfamilias
fraterfamilias
sororfamilias
Why did the Romans refer to the Mediterranean Sea as mare nostrum?
The phrase means "a new-found sea" and it represents the fact that the Romans first discovered it.
The phrase means "our sea" and it represents the fact that the Romans controlled the lands surrounding the sea at the height of their empire.
The phrase means "horse ocean," and since the Romans adored Neptune (whose animal was the horse), they honored him with mare nostrum.
