WorksheetsRomani - Lesson 18 - Latin 4 Americans
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
"Rōmānī, populus firmus, oppidum mūnīvērunt quod arma capere et patriam dēfendere parāvērunt."
Which verb in the sentence above is 4th conjugation?
mūnīvērunt
parāvērunt
neither
Which Latin phrase(s) explain why the early Romans fortified their town?
populus firmus
arma capere
patriam dēfendere
praedam ēgērunt
What two things did the Romans achieve through their victories?
patriam servāvērunt
patriam auxērunt
oppidum mūnīvērunt
deīs grātiās ēgērunt
In the sentence: "Deīs grātiās ēgērunt et templa magna et alta fēcērunt," what is the gender, number, and case of "templa magna"?
feminine, singular, Nominative / Subject
feminine, singular, Ablative / Object of a Preposition
neuter, plural, Nominative / Subject
neuter, plural, Accusative / Direct Object
In the sentence, "Magna praemia Rōmānī meruērunt et accēpērunt quod officium fecērunt," what do praemia and officium have in common? (Choose more than one correct answer!)
both are neuter
both are Subject / Nominative forms
both are Direct Object / Accusative forms
both are singular
both are plural
According to the reading passage, what did the Romans send into other lands?
settlers / colonists
barbarians
grain
ruins
In the sentence, "Rōma multōs annōs multōs populōs rēxit," what is the meaning of "...multōs annōs multōs populōs..."
...many people for many years...
...for many people many years...
...many people, many years...
...in many populations in many years...
Which of the following are prepositional phrases?
ex multīs terrīs
quod officium
in aliās terrās
ad Ītaliam
nunc Rōma
Which words describe/rename the city of Rome in the passage?
oppidum
populus
magna
pulchra
barbarī
What is the meaning of this idiom:
"Deīs grātiās ēgērunt"
thank
are nice
please
have gratitude
What is the meaning of this idiom:
"praedam ēgērunt"
thank
carry off loot
remember
discuss duties
According to, "Multās terrās barbarās cēpērunt, prōvinciās fecērunt et aequē rēxērunt," what 3 things did the Romans do to the lands of others?
seize them
make provinces
rule fairly
level the playing field
capture prisoners
What case/form is Italiae in the first line?
Nominative / Subject
Genitive / Possesive
Dative / Indirect Object
Ablative / Object of Prepositions
How is in translated in the phrases "in aliās terrās" and "in Italiam"?
in
on
into
onto
In the sentence "Rōma multōs annōs multōs populōs rēxit," which noun is the direct object of the verb rēxit?
Rōma
annōs
populōs
there is no direct object
