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CLC Stage 10: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Culture

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

nos Romani pacem servamus.

a)
peace
b)
book
c)
empire
d)
wife
2.

Grumio solus in culina est.

a)
alone
b)
shocked
c)
his
d)
satisfied
3.

Lucia unum fratrem, Quintum, habet.

a)
brother
b)
wife
c)
mother
d)
son
4.

Alexander est callidior quam Quintus.

a)
cleverer
b)
cuter
c)
funnier
d)
contenter
5.

dei et deae in Olympo habitabant.

a)
were living
b)
were finding
c)
were shouting out
d)
were preservinig
6.

postquam Quintus dixit, pueri contenti erant.

a)
satisfied
b)
alone
c)
their
d)
shocked
7.

merator pecuniam accepit.

a)
received
b)
gave
c)
handed over
d)
looked for
8.

Atalanta est celerior quam omnes mortales.

a)
than
b)
because
c)
after
d)
where
9.

coquus optimam cenam semper paravit.

a)
always
b)
often
c)
sometimes
d)
immediately
10.

Lucia librum in horto legebat.

a)
book
b)
peace
c)
empire
d)
harbor
11.

Romani imperium magnum habent.

a)
empire
b)
harbor
c)
peace
d)
book
12.

puer exclamavit, ‘Eheu!'

a)
shouted out
b)
received
c)
was silent
d)
left
13.

disciupli tacent, quod magistra iratissima est.

a)
are silent
b)
find
c)
leave
d)
live
14.

Metella erat uxor Caecilii.

a)
wife
b)
brother
c)
mother
d)
son
15.

nos sumus semper fessi, Magistra.

a)
We
b)
Y'all
c)
I
d)
You
16.

vos estis turbulenti.

a)
Y'all
b)
We
c)
I
d)
You
17.

Multi nautae ex portu veniunt.

a)
harbor
b)
book
c)
empire
d)
peace
18.

Alexander fratres vehementer vituperavit.

a)
violently
b)
silently
c)
diligently
d)
bravely
19.

Romani pacem servant.

a)
preserve
b)
find
c)
leave
d)
receive
20.

Alexander iratus est et pueri abeunt.

a)
leave
b)
shout out
c)
live
d)
find
21.

Alexander tamen fratres suos amavit.

a)
his
b)
my
c)
your
d)
our
22.

to go away, leave

(a)  

23.

to find, come upon

(a)  

24.

peace

(a)  

25.

to save, protect, keep, preserve

(a)  

26.

alone, only

(a)  

27.

violently, loudly, strongly

(a)  

28.

to accept, receive

(a)  

29.

empire, power, command

(a)  

30.

book

(a)  

31.

harbor

(a)  

32.

to be quiet, silent

(a)  

33.

clever, smart

(a)  

34.

to live (in), inhabit

(a)  

35.

we

(a)  

36.

than

(a)  

37.

his, hers, its, their

(a)  

38.

to shout out, exclaim

(a)  

39.

brother

(a)  

40.

to announce

(a)  

41.

always

(a)  

42.

wife

(a)  

43.

you, y'all

(a)  

44.
ego cenam _______.
a)
paro
b)
paras
c)
parat
d)
paramus
45.
Caecilius multos amicos _______.
a)
habet
b)
habent
c)
habeo
d)
habes
46.
tu diligenter ________.
a)
laboras
b)
laboro
c)
laborat
d)
laboratis
47.
vos semper _______.
a)
lacrimatis
b)
lacrimas
c)
lacrimamus
d)
lacrimant
48.
nos ad forum ________.
a)
ambulamus
b)
ambulatis
c)
ambulant
d)
ambulo
49.
feminae in atrio _______.
a)
sedent
b)
sedemus
c)
sedetis
d)
sedeo
50.
Nos _______ architechti optimi.
a)
sumus
b)
estis
c)
sunt
d)
sum
51.
Vos _______ turbulenti.
a)
estis
b)
sumus
c)
sunt
d)
es
52.
Grumio et Clemens _______ laetissimi.
a)
sunt
b)
sumus
c)
estis
d)
est
53.
ego _______ fessa.
a)
sum
b)
es
c)
est
d)
sumus
54.
Metella _______ uxor.
a)
est
b)
es
c)
sum
d)
sunt
55.
tu _______ mendax, Hermogenes.
a)
es
b)
est
c)
sum
d)
estis
56.
_______ pecuniam das.
a)
tu
b)
ego
c)
nos
d)
vos
57.
_______ gladiatores spectamus.
a)
nos
b)
vos
c)
tu
d)
ego
58.
_______ donum tibi habeo.
a)
ego
b)
tu
c)
nos
d)
vos
59.
_______ libros legitis.
a)
vos
b)
nos
c)
tu
d)
ego
60.
A slave who accompanied children to school and is responsible for their behavior:
a)
paedagogus
b)
grammaticus
c)
ludi magister
d)
rhetor
61.
Roman teacher who taught Greek and Roman literature, history, and geography to students from ages 11 to 16:
a)
grammaticus
b)
paedagogus
c)
ludi magister
d)
rhetor
62.
Elementary teacher in the Roman world who taught reading, writing, and basic arithmetic:
a)
ludi magister
b)
paedagogus
c)
grammaticus
d)
rhetor
63.

Highly educated teacher who taught the most advanced level of Roman education:

a)
rhetor
b)
paedagogus
c)
grammaticus
d)
ludi magister
64.
By law, all children age 7-11 in the city of Pompeii were required to attend school.
a)
false
b)
true
65.
Roman boys and girls participated in all levels of education in equal numbers.
a)
false
b)
true
66.
Students spent a great amount of time studying both Greek and Roman literature in school.
a)
true
b)
false
67.
During Roman times, ink was made from soot and resin.
a)
true
b)
false
68.
Greek slaves were enlisted to educate the Roman youth.
a)
true
b)
false