WorksheetsStage 5 test reflection
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Did you know that the reading comprehension questions go in order of the story??
Yes! That is why I do not skip around
No I did not!
What do you mean in order?
What is the Latin word for merchants?
mercatores
agricolae
iuvenes
servi
Which group of people is NOT described specifically as being part of the audience at the play: agricolae et servī rident. iuvenes quoque rident.
merchants
farmers
slaves
young men
What is the best translation of Lucrio magnum clamorem audit?
Lucrio hears an eerie silence
Lucrio smells the dinner burning
Lucrio sees the guard dog missing
Lucrio hears a big shout
Which nouns belong to 3rd declension?
iuvenes
Lucrio
senem
agricola
amicus
What is the accusative direct object in the sentence: actorēs in theatro fabulam agunt
actores
theatro
fabulam
agunt
What is the accusative direct object in the sentence: sed Lucrio in culinā canem videt
sed
Lucrio
culina
canem
What does a subject DO in a sentence? What is its role/purpose?
performs the action of the verb
the verb happens to them
it is the verb
What is the nominative subject in the sentence: sed Lucrio in culinā canem videt
sed
Lucrio
culina
canem
What is the nominative subject in the sentence: actorēs in theatro fabulam agunt
actores
theatro
fabulam
agunt
Which ones are nominative plural?
agricolae
Pompeiani
senes
canis
Lucrio
Pantomime is a combination of what 2 things?
opera
jazz
ballet
gymnastics
How many people could fit in the LARGE theater? Hint: it is half the population!
2000
5000
10,000
12,000
Which word has the same root as cursory?
cut
cursive
cure
cuss
What is the subject of the sentence? Grumio et ancilla sunt in via
Grumio
ancilla
both Grumio AND the ancilla
via
What does SUNT mean
I am
You are
He is
They are
What does EST mean
I am
You are
He is
They are
What does ADSUM mean
I am here
You are here
He is here
They are here
What is the subject of a verb that ends in -s, like es?
Ego/I
Tu/You
He/she/it
They
(puer, pueri) sunt in urbe
puer
pueri
(ego, tu, Caecilius, poetae) ad theatrum contendunt.
ego
tu
Caecilius
poetae
What is the subject of a verb that ends in -o, like specto?
Ego/I
Tu/You
He/she/it
They
