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CLC Stage 11: Vocabulary, Grammar, Culture

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pluto Proserpinam cepit.

a)

took

b)

trusted

c)

invited

d)

read

2.

Julius Caesar est notissimus vir.

a)

man

b)

citizen

c)

senator

d)

fight

3.

cives candidatum laudaverunt.

a)

citizen

b)

man

c)

senator

d)

fight

4.

dominus iratus canem verberabat.

a)

was beating

b)

was supporting

c)

was pleasing

d)

was taking

5.

discipuli cum magistro conveniunt.

a)

gather

b)

read

c)

please

d)

trust

6.

vale, Felicia!

a)

goodbye!

b)

hello!

c)

no!

d)

yes!

7.

Lucia Afro credit.

a)

trusts

b)

supports

c)

invites

d)

gathers

8.

meus frater est stultior quam asinus.

a)

dumber

b)

smarter

c)

braver

d)

faster

9.

pater filiis fabulam de monstro narravit.

a)

about

b)

before

c)

around

d)

after

10.

Quintus et pater Holconio favent.

a)

support

b)

trust

c)

please

d)

gather

11.

puer amicum ad villam invitavit.

a)

invited

b)

read

c)

gathered

d)

promised

12.

Marcus Tullius Cicero erat clarus senator.

a)

senator

b)

man

c)

citizen

d)

fight

13.

nostra mater est benigna.

a)

our

b)

your

c)

my

d)

his, her, its, their

14.

pugna in Foro est.

a)

fight

b)

man

c)

citizen

d)

senator

15.

Lucia multos libros legit.

a)

reads

b)

promises

c)

pleases

d)

takes

16.

candidatus faventibus pecuniam promisit.

a)

promised

b)

gathered

c)

trusted

d)

supported

17.

Quintus et Lucia sunt liberales.

a)

generous

b)

stupid

c)

worried

d)

shocked

18.

placet mihi.

a)

pleases

b)

gathers

c)

supports

d)

promises

19.

placetne tibi? minime!

a)

no!

b)

yes!

c)

hello!

d)

goodbye!

20.

Sulla titulum in muro scripsit.

a)

wall

b)

floor

c)

ceiling

d)

door

21.

nunc Proserpina est regina mortuorum.

a)

now

b)

never

c)

yesterday

d)

today

22.

Give the Latin: takes, seizes, captures (v.)

(a)  

23.

Give the Latin: invites (v.)

(a)  

24.

Give Latin: reads (v.)

(a)  

25.

Give the Latin: first (adj.)

(a)  

26.

Give the Latin: promises (v.)

(a)  

27.

Give the Latin: trusts, believes (v.)

(a)  

28.

Give the Latin: about (prep.)

(a)  

29.

Give the Latin: no (intj.)

(a)  

30.

Give the Latin: pleases (v.)

(a)  

31.

Give the Latin: senator (n.)

(a)  

32.

Give the Latin: stupid, dumb (adj.)

(a)  

33.

Give the Latin: man (n.)

(a)  

34.

Give the Latin: gathers, meets (v.)

(a)  

35.

Give the Latin: goes (v.)

(a)  

36.

Give the Latin: generous (adj.)

(a)  

37.

Give the Latin: now (adv.)

(a)  

38.

Give the Latin: fight (n.)

(a)  

39.

Give the Latin: worried (adj.)

(a)  

40.

Give the Latin: citizen (n.)

(a)  

41.

Give the Latin: supports, favors (v.)

(a)  

42.

Give the Latin: wall (n.)

(a)  

43.

Give the Latin: our (adj.)

(a)  

44.

Give the Latin: goodbye (intj.)

(a)  

45.

Give the Latin: strikes, beats (v.)

(a)  

46.
What is the function of the nominative case?
a)
subject
b)
direct object
c)
indirect object
d)
direct address
47.
What is the funtion of the accusative case?
a)
direct object
b)
subject
c)
indirect object
d)
direct address
48.
What is the functio of the dative case?
a)
indirect object
b)
subject
c)
direct address
d)
direct object
49.
In Stage 11 you learned that there are specival verbs that take the _______ case.
a)
dative
b)
accusative
c)
nominative
d)
genitive
50.

Give the dative singular of girl (puell-)

(a)  

51.

Give the dative singular of friend (amic-)

(a)  

52.

Give the dative singular of merchant (mercator-)

(a)  

53.

Give the dative plural of girls (puell-)

(a)  

54.

Give the dative plural of friends (amic-)

(a)  

55.

Give the dative plural of merchants (mercator-)

(a)  

56.

Which of the following verbs from Stage 11 take the dative case? Please check all that apply.

a)

credit

b)

favet

c)

capit

d)

verberat

57.

Clemens invited Felix to the house.

a)

Felicem

b)

Felix

c)

Felici

58.

Felix trusts Caecilius.

a)

Caecilio

b)

Caecilius

c)

Caecilium

59.

Lucia supports the bakers.

a)

pistoribus

b)

pistores

c)

pistorem

d)

pistori

60.

Lucia beats her brothers.

a)

fratrem

b)

fratri

c)

fratres

d)

fratribus

61.
True or False. Roman towns like Pompeii held elections for public officials every year.
a)
true
b)
false
62.
True or False. Only one official was elected each year, and he had supreme power over all aspects of life in the town.
a)
false
b)
true
63.
True or False. All residents of Pompeii, including women andslaves, could vote and hold office.
a)
false
b)
true
64.
True or False. Successful candidates for public office in Roman towns were expected to pay for the construction of public buildings with their own money.
a)
true
b)
false
65.
True or False. The central government in Rome could suspend thepower of local governments and run towns directly under certain circumstances.
a)
true
b)
false

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