WorksheetsNLE I Intro (2021 paper)
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
What word best fits into the following list: pater, _____, fīlius, fīlia?
stella
equus
ager
mater
What was the most popular and largest location for chariot racing in the city of Rome?
Colosseum
Circus Maximus
Forum
Pantheon
Which god ruled the Underworld and possessed its mineral wealth?
Mars
Mercury
Pluto
Apollo
What legendary Trojan led refugees from the fall of Troy across the Mediterranean Sea to establish a homeland in Italy?
Aeneas
Achilles
Hector
Romulus
What number on the map indicates Graecia?
1
2
3
4
What area was NOT physically connected to the Roman Empire by land?
Hispānia
Britannia
Germānia
Gallia
Which Latin phrase could you use to encourage someone to hurry?
cum laude
e pluribus unum
nota bene
tempus fugit
When a list ends with etc., it indicates that:
the list is very important
the list is complete
there are more items
the last item is incorrect
Solve the following equation: V - I =
III
IV
VI
IX
Respondē Latīnē: Were you alive in ancient Roman times?
Quis est?
Valēte!
Salvē!
Minimē!
October, octet, and octave are all related to the Latin word for:
eye
ocean
eight
music
When sailors circumnavigate an island, they sail:
across it
around it
through it
under it
READ ITEMS 13-30, WHICH BEGIN TO TELL A SHORT STORY, AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. The story is called "MĀRCUS ET LŪCIUS".
What theme do you think the story will be about?
Friendship
Family
Profession/Work
Passion/Hobbies
Mārcus est agricola.
is
are
were
to be
Mārcus multōs agrōs habet.
many fields
near many fields
towards many fields
with many fields
Mārcus per agrōs laetē ambulat.
happy
happily
happiness
to be happy
Mārcus terram arāre temptat
is plowing
was plowing
plowed
to plow
Mārcus semper labōrat.
Marcus
with Marcus
near Marcus
to Marcus
Mārcus cum familiā in casā habitat.
his family
around his family
with his family
near his family
Mārcus virīs et fēminīs multum cibum ex agrīs dat.
a man and a woman
to men and women
with a man and a woman
from men and women
Mārcus vītam dūram sed laetam habet.
not
and
but
because
Lūcius erat poēta.
is
are
was
were
Lūcius cantābat; virī et fēminae Lūcium laudābant.
are praising
were praising
praised
to praise
Pecūniam Lūciō dabant.
I used to give
You used to give
He used to give
They used to give
Hodiē virī et fēminae Lūcium nōn laudant.
well
always
not
when
Hodiē Lūcius prope agrōs per viam ambulat.
from the fields
near the fields
across the fields
to the fields
Mārcus aquam ad agrōs portat.
is carrying
are carrying
was carrying
were carrying
Mārcus Lūcium videt et rogat, “Quis es tū?”
What are you doing?
Why are you here?
Where are you from?
Who are you?
Lūcius respondet, “Ego sum Lūcius.”
I
You
We
They
Lūcius rogat, “Tūne aquam habēs?
Where is there water?
Is the water yours?
Do you have water?
Who has water?
Mārcus respondet, “Ita vērō. Ecce! Potā aquam!”
drinks
drink
to drink
does drink
