WorksheetsCLC Stage 10: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Culture
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
nos Romani pacem servamus.
Grumio solus in culina est.
Lucia unum fratrem, Quintum, habet.
Alexander est callidior quam Quintus.
dei et deae in Olympo habitabant.
postquam Quintus dixit, pueri contenti erant.
merator pecuniam accepit.
Atalanta est celerior quam omnes mortales.
coquus optimam cenam semper paravit.
Lucia librum in horto legebat.
Romani imperium magnum habent.
puer exclamavit, ‘Eheu!'
disciupli tacent, quod magistra iratissima est.
Metella erat uxor Caecilii.
nos sumus semper fessi, Magistra.
vos estis turbulenti.
Multi nautae ex portu veniunt.
Alexander fratres vehementer vituperavit.
Romani pacem servant.
Alexander iratus est et pueri abeunt.
Alexander tamen fratres suos amavit.
to go away, leave
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to find, come upon
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peace
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to save, protect, keep, preserve
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alone, only
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violently, loudly, strongly
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to accept, receive
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empire, power, command
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book
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harbor
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to be quiet, silent
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clever, smart
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to live (in), inhabit
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we
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than
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his, hers, its, their
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to shout out, exclaim
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brother
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to announce
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always
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wife
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you, y'all
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Highly educated teacher who taught the most advanced level of Roman education:
