WorksheetsLatin 1 NLE Test Review 2023
Total questions: 124
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Agricola per silvam ambulat.
through the forest
behind the forest
near the forest
around the forest
Triumphant Roman generals, candidates for office, and adult Roman males all wore a type of
palla
corōna
toga
stola
Ad vīllam saepe ambulābāmus.
They were walking
I was walking
We were walking
You were walking
Quam celeriter tempus fugit!
How
Than
Whom
Which
Which Roman god was a blacksmith who forged weapons for gods and heroes?
Vulcan
Apollo
Jupiter
Mars
Mīlitēs trāns viam ambulant.
Under
Across
Around
Near
What Roman goddess often is associated with the bird pictured here (i.e. peacock)?
Juno
Minerva
Diana
Venus
The Roman Republic began in 509 BC. What is 509 in Roman numerals?
DXI
DIX
LXI
LIX
Ego in magnā vīllā habitō; ubi tū habitās?
I
They
We
You
Quam pulchra est villa Metellī!
Than
Who
Whom
How
Which of the following places was NOT located on the Italian peninsula?
Pompeiī
Brundisium
Ōstia
Troia
Magistrī Herculis erant Chīrōn et Linus.
are
will be
have been
were
Discipulī dēfessī ad vīllam lentē vēnērunt.
slowly
slow down
slowness
slow
The picture to the right shows the Cūria in Rome. What took place there?
Public Bathing
Wedding
Senate Meeting
Gladiatorial Training
Canēs equōs in campō semper spectābant.
did watch
will watch
were watching
are watching
Pēnelopē Ulixēn semper exspectābat et numquam dēspērābat.
No one
Never
Nothing
Now
Sed hodiē puerī puellaeque librōs nōn legunt.
neither the boys nor the girls
not only the boys but also the girls
either the boys or the girls
the boys and the girls
Audīte, cīvēs, verba rēgis!
They hear
Hear
To hear
We hear
Mārcus nōn scrībit, et magister clāmat, “Nunc scrībe, _____!”
Mārcī
Mārcus
Mārcō
Mārce
Quot virōs vīdit?
When did he see the men?
Where did he see the men?
Who were the men he saw?
How many men did he see?
Nunc omnēs discipulī magnā cum cūrā scrībunt. (1 point)
with great care
by great care
of great care
for great care
Fēlēs timida ā cane fugit.
before the dog
with the dog
away from the dog
towards the dog
Iāsōn cum Argonautīs nāvigāvit.
will sail
sails
was sailing
has sailed
What part of your body do you use to carry out the action of the verbs currere, ambulāre, and stāre?
Oculi
Pedes
Caput
Manus
Gladiator fights, beast hunts, and public executions all happened in the
templum
cūria
thermae
amphitheātrum
Magister discipulīs nūntiat, “Ego laetus sum. Vōs estis discipulī bonī!”
You
They
We
He
Quis est poēta optimus?
When
What
Who
Where
Vōs estis cīvēs Rōmānī!
They are
We are
You are
Heis
In forum heri fīlium meum dūxī.
tonight
tomorrow
yesterday
today
Neque mīles neque lēgātus in castrīs manēbat.
Neither…nor
Either…or
Not only…but also
Both…and
Magister erat poēta.
is
was
will be
were
Apodytērium, tepidārium, strigilēs and thermae are terms associated with Roman
mourning
bathing
eating
shopping
The Greeks said that Demeter was the goddess of grain; the Romans called her
Venus
Diana
Juno
Ceres
What room of a Roman house is seen in the picture? (A bunch of people reclining on couches with food in front of them.)
culīna
triclīnium
peristȳlium
cubiculum
Poētae Rōmānīs fābulās dē virīs clārīs nārrābant.
of the Romans
by the Romans
with the Romans
to the Romans
Discipulī bonī stilīs in tabellīs scrībunt.
with styluses
the styluses
for styluses
of styluses
What structure in ancient Rome was used for chariot racing? (1 point)
Basilica
Pantheon
Curia
Circus
According to Roman history, Romulus, Numa, Tullus Hostilius, and Tarquinius Priscus were (1 point)
consuls
kings
generals
emperors
Which mountains would a traveler cross if he were going from Rome to Brundisium? (1 point)
Atlas
Caucasus
Alps
Apennines
Mīlitēs tēlīs patriam nostram dēfendunt. (1 point)
to weapons
with weapons
for weapons
of weapons
Which Roman deity’s symbol is shown in the picture (image of an owl)? (1 point)
Juno
Venus
Diana
Minerva
Which of the following cities is farthest north? (1 point)
Carthage
Pompeii
Brundisium
Rome
Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae were all destroyed (1 point)
by the fire of A.D. 64
by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in A.D. 79
during the 2nd Punic War
in an invasion by the Gauls
Puellae in agrīs sunt sed puerī in silvīs sunt. (1 point)
and
or
but
when
Multī equī per agrōs currēbant. (1 point)
have run
are running
were running
will run
Which Roman god is often represented by a statue of a long-haired youth with a lyre or a bow and a quiver of arrows? (1 point)
Mercury
Vulcan
Apollo
Mars
Vōs omnēs fābulam dē Cerberō scītis. (1 point)
You all
All of them
We all
All your
In Rome the Palatine, Aventine and Capitoline were all (1 point)
shops
temples
hills
theaters
Quis erat deus mūsicae et sōlis et medicīnae? (1 point)
Apollō
Vulcānus
Mars
Plūtō
Although his symbol was the eagle, this powerful god appeared to mortal women in other forms, such as a bull, a swan, and even a shower of gold. Who was he? (1 point)
Apollo
Zeus
Ares
Hermes
Omnēs Rōmānī Vergilium amāre dēbent. (1 point)
we love
they love
to love
he loves
Who fell in love with his own image while staring into a pool of water? (1 point)
Narcissus
Echo
Orpheus
Psyche
Gladiātor tēlō leōnem necāre temptat. (1 point)
with a weapon
from a weapon
of a weapon
a weapon
The stories of Midas, Daphne, and Phaëthon involved the god (1 point)
Neptune
Vulcan
Mercury
Apollo
Senātōrēs cīvibus Rōmānīs legēs bonās dabant. (1 point)
from the Roman citizens
of the Roman citizen
the Roman citizen
to the Roman citizens
Erāmus semper amīcī bonī. (1 point)
We have been
We will be
We are
We were
Vir malus deōs numquam laudāvit. (1 point)
never
however
still
often
Quīntus nōbīs cibum dedit. (1 point)
by us
to us
from us
with us
According to Greek mythology, what curious woman opened a box and released evils onto mankind? (1 point)
Persephone
Pandora
Helen
Medea
A Roman would typically watch a chariot race at the (1 point)
Circus Maximus
Colosseum
Curia
Pantheon
Amīcōs nostrōs crās vidēre poterimus. (1 point)
we will be able
we have been able
we were able
we are able
Ubi heri erās? (1 point)
were you
will you be
have you been
are you
Boys, don't walk to the beach without your father! (1 point)
nōlīte ambulāre
nōlī ambulāre
nōn ambulātis
nōn ambulāre
What famous Roman hero held off the Etruscan army while his fellow soldiers tore down the only bridge leading to Rome? (1 point)
Manlius
Cincinnatus
Horatius Cocles
Mucius Scaevola
Portā, _____, in cubiculum togam meam! (1 point)
Pūblī
Pūblium
Pūbliō
Pūblius
Nōlī timēre, parve puer! (1 point)
You are not afraid
I am not afraid
We were not afraid
Don’t be afraid
When a Roman matron left the house, she would cover her head and shoulders with a (1 point)
tunica
palla
solea
bulla
Quot librōs, discipulī, vōbīscum ad lūdum portāvistis? (1 point)
with you
by you
for you
of you
Cūr in ātriō soleae tuae sunt? (1 point)
Why
When
How many
Where
Rēx LXX equitēs dūxit. (1 point)
120 horsemen
520 horsemen
70 horsemen
25 horsemen
Curre, _____, celeriter! (1 point)
Aule
Aulum
Aulus
Aulō
Ambulābuntne fīliae cum mātre ad tabernam? (1 point)
Were the daughters walking
Will the daughters walk
Did the daughters walk
Are the daughters walking
“Nōlīte in hortō currere,” clāmāvit servus. (1 point)
You cannot run
Run quickly
Run now
Do not run
Quid in marī heri vīdistī? (1 point)
Who
Why
What
Where
How is the year 1976 expressed in Roman numerals? (1 point)
MMLX
MMXII
MCMVI
MCMLXXVI
Herculaneum and Pompeii are located near (1 point)
Mt. Aetna
the Black Sea
Mt. Vesuvius
the Aegean Sea
Magister, quī in sellā sedet, discipulōs semper spectat. (1 point)
often
sometimes
always
never
Īcarus in caelō volāre cupīvit. (1 point)
is flying
will flying
to fly
was flying
In vīllā prope flūmen habitāmus. (1 point)
behind the river
around the river
in front of the river
near the river
Who, disguised as an old woman, visited Arachne and challenged her to a weaving contest? (1 point)
Minerva
Diana
Juno
Proserpina
In itinere viās et tabernās Rōmānās vidēre potuimus. (1 point)
will see
to see
saw
were seeing
Aenēās rēgīnam amābat, sed mox necesse erat discēdere. (1 point)
immediately
often
always
soon
Arborēs altae in silvīs erant. (1 point)
will be
have been
were
are
Cēnam coquere bene scīvistī.
We knew how
We knew how
You knew how
I knew how
Vōs omnēs in agrīs labōrāvistis. (1 point)
are working
have worked
were working
will work
Argonautae trāns mare nāvigābant. (1 point)
across the sea
near the sea
from the sea
by the sea
Magnum flūmen aquam ad urbem portat. (1 point)
to the city
away from the city
by the city
through the city
Quis erat deus bellī et pater Rōmulī Remīque? (1 point)
Mars
Neptūnus
Iuppiter
Vulcānus
Crās vōs vidēbimus! (1 point)
we have seen
we were seeing
we are seeing
we will see
Dā, Mārce, puerō librōs! (1 point)
from the boy
by the boy
to the boy
of the boy
Ōlim vīnum in culīnā servāvimus. (1 point)
we were keeping
we will keep
we kept
we keep
Puella epistulam stilō scrīpsit. (1 point)
near a pen
of a pen
for a pen
with a pen
The room in a Roman house that contained the impluvium was the (1 point)
ātrium
cubiculum
trīclīnium
culīna
What god is associated with the stories of Orpheus, Proserpina, and Cerberus? (1 point)
Jupiter
Mars
Pluto
Neptune
Canēs sub arbore quiēscēbant. (1 point)
have rested
are resting
will rest
were resting
Quot pedēs habet equus? (1 point)
quattuor
duo
trēs
octō
Amīcus Mārcō stilum dat. (1 point)
to Marcus
of Marcus
by Marcus
from Marcus
Herculēs Cerberum capere poterat. (1 point)
Hercules wanted to capture Cerberus.
Hercules tried to capture Cerberus.
Hercules was able to capture Cerberus.
It was necessary for Hercules to capture Cerberus.
Which one of the following was a famous Roman patriot who “left his plow” to save Rome? (1 point)
Romulus
Horatius
Tarpeia
Cincinnatus
What goddess, mother of Cupid, had doves, sparrows, and the myrtle tree as her symbols? (1 point)
Minerva
Juno
Venus
Ceres
Magnum aedificium vīdī et rogāvī, “Quid est?” (1 point)
“Is that it?”
“How are you?”
“Who are you?”
“What is it?”
Mīlitēs inter duōs equōs stābant. (1 point)
into
between
around
by
"Cupiō canem tuum capere," dīxit Herculēs. (1 point)
I captured
to capture
I will capture
must capture
Magister stilō novō epistulam scrīpsit. (1 point)
to his new stylus
new stylus
with his new stylus
of his new stylus
Omnēs Rōmānī lūdōs spectāre poterant. (1 point)
were able
will be able
are able
to be able
What mountain range is commonly known as the “spine” of Italy because it runs down the center of the mainland? (1 point)
Pyrenees
Apennines
Atlas
Caucasus
Senātor fīliō pulchrum dōnum dēmōnstrāvit. (1 point)
with his son
to his son
from his son
by his son
What Roman god with winged sandals and a caduceus delivered messages for Jupiter? (1 point)
Vulcan
Neptune
Mercury
Mars
Nōlīte clāmāre ad mātrem!
No one shouts
I can shout
Don't shout
They never shout
Dēbēmus laudāre carmina bona poētae Rōmānī. (1 point)
we praised
we praise
praise!
to praise
Vidēbitisne multōs senātōrēs in Circō Maximō? (1 point)
Did you see…?
Do you see…?
Were you seeing…?
Will you see…?
Rōmānī et deōs et patriam honōrāvērunt. (1 point)
not only...but also
neither...nor
either...or
both...and
Which town is NOT located in Italy? (1 point)
Ostia
Brundisium
Pompeii
Carthage
Rēx cīvēs monuit quod hostēs urbem oppugnābant. (1 point)
was warning
warned
to warn
will warn
Surge, _____! Nōlī sedēre! (1 point)
Rūfus
Rūfō
Rūfe
Rūfum
Vīta sine librīs est vacua. (1 point)
without books
because of books
among books
for books
Magister discipulīs laetīs fābulam nārrat.
to the happy students
of the happy students
in front of the happy students
near the happy students
Tē crās vīsitābimus. (1 point)
We visit
We were visiting
We will visit
We have visited
Senātor cum īrā clāmābat. Quōmodo clāmābat? (1 point)
īrātō
īrātī
īrātam
īrātē
Gladiātōrēs in amphitheātrō pugnābunt. (1 point)
do fight
used to fight
have fought
will fight
A Roman merchant would have navigated down the Tiber River in order to set sail from the port of
Ostia
Pompeii
Brundisium
Carthage
Nōs bene Latīnē scrībere possumus! (1 point)
wrote
will write
to write
are writing
Who prevented Lars Porsena and the Etruscans from crossing the bridge over the Tiber River in Rome’s early days?
Romulus
Horatius
Appius Claudius
Julius Caesar
What Roman goddess often is associated with the bird pictured here (i.e. peacock)?
Juno
Minerva
Diana
Venus
