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Latin 1 NLE Test Review 2023

Total questions: 124

Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Agricola per silvam ambulat.

a)

through the forest

b)

behind the forest

c)

near the forest

d)

around the forest

2.

Triumphant Roman generals, candidates for office, and adult Roman males all wore a type of

a)

palla

b)

corōna

c)

toga

d)

stola

3.

Ad vīllam saepe ambulābāmus.

a)

They were walking

b)

I was walking

c)

We were walking

d)

You were walking

4.

Quam celeriter tempus fugit!

a)

How

b)

Than

c)

Whom

d)

Which

5.

Which Roman god was a blacksmith who forged weapons for gods and heroes?

a)

Vulcan

b)

Apollo

c)

Jupiter

d)

Mars

6.

Mīlitēs trāns viam ambulant.

a)

Under

b)

Across

c)

Around

d)

Near

7.

What Roman goddess often is associated with the bird pictured here (i.e. peacock)?

a)

Juno

b)

Minerva

c)

Diana

d)

Venus

8.

The Roman Republic began in 509 BC. What is 509 in Roman numerals?

a)

DXI

b)

DIX

c)

LXI

d)

LIX

9.

Ego in magnā vīllā habitō; ubi habitās?

a)

I

b)

They

c)

We

d)

You

10.

Quam pulchra est villa Metellī!

a)

Than

b)

Who

c)

Whom

d)

How

11.

Which of the following places was NOT located on the Italian peninsula?

a)

Pompeiī

b)

Brundisium

c)

Ōstia

d)

Troia

12.

Magistrī Herculis erant Chīrōn et Linus.

a)

are

b)

will be

c)

have been

d)

were

13.

Discipulī dēfessī ad vīllam lentē vēnērunt.

a)

slowly

b)

slow down

c)

slowness

d)

slow

14.

The picture to the right shows the Cūria in Rome. What took place there?

a)

Public Bathing

b)

Wedding

c)

Senate Meeting

d)

Gladiatorial Training

15.

Canēs equōs in campō semper spectābant.

a)

did watch

b)

will watch

c)

were watching

d)

are watching

16.

Pēnelopē Ulixēn semper exspectābat et numquam dēspērābat.

a)

No one

b)

Never

c)

Nothing

d)

Now

17.

Sed hodiē puerī puellaeque librōs nōn legunt.

a)

neither the boys nor the girls

b)

not only the boys but also the girls

c)

either the boys or the girls

d)

the boys and the girls

18.

Audīte, cīvēs, verba rēgis!

a)

They hear

b)

Hear

c)

To hear

d)

We hear

19.

Mārcus nōn scrībit, et magister clāmat, “Nunc scrībe, _____!”

a)

Mārcī

b)

Mārcus

c)

Mārcō

d)

Mārce

20.

Quot virōs vīdit?

a)

When did he see the men?

b)

Where did he see the men?

c)

Who were the men he saw?

d)

How many men did he see?

21.

Nunc omnēs discipulī magnā cum cūrā scrībunt. (1 point)

a)

with great care

b)

by great care

c)

of great care

d)

for great care

22.

Fēlēs timida ā cane fugit.

a)

before the dog

b)

with the dog

c)

away from the dog

d)

towards the dog

23.

Iāsōn cum Argonautīs nāvigāvit.

a)

will sail

b)

sails

c)

was sailing

d)

has sailed

24.

What part of your body do you use to carry out the action of the verbs currere, ambulāre, and stāre?

a)

Oculi

b)

Pedes

c)

Caput

d)

Manus

25.

Gladiator fights, beast hunts, and public executions all happened in the

a)

templum

b)

cūria

c)

thermae

d)

amphitheātrum

26.

Magister discipulīs nūntiat, “Ego laetus sum. Vōs estis discipulī bonī!”

a)

You

b)

They

c)

We

d)

He

27.

Quis est poēta optimus?

a)

When

b)

What

c)

Who

d)

Where

28.

Vōs estis cīvēs Rōmānī!

a)

They are

b)

We are

c)

You are

d)

Heis

29.

In forum heri fīlium meum dūxī.

a)

tonight

b)

tomorrow

c)

yesterday

d)

today

30.

Neque mīles neque lēgātus in castrīs manēbat.

a)

Neither…nor

b)

Either…or

c)

Not only…but also

d)

Both…and

31.

Magister erat poēta.

a)

is

b)

was

c)

will be

d)

were

32.

Apodytērium, tepidārium, strigilēs and thermae are terms associated with Roman

a)

mourning

b)

bathing

c)

eating

d)

shopping

33.

The Greeks said that Demeter was the goddess of grain; the Romans called her

a)

Venus

b)

Diana

c)

Juno

d)

Ceres

34.

What room of a Roman house is seen in the picture? (A bunch of people reclining on couches with food in front of them.)

a)

culīna

b)

triclīnium

c)

peristȳlium

d)

cubiculum

35.

Poētae Rōmānīs fābulās dē virīs clārīs nārrābant.

a)

of the Romans

b)

by the Romans

c)

with the Romans

d)

to the Romans

36.

Discipulī bonī stilīs in tabellīs scrībunt.

a)

with styluses

b)

the styluses

c)

for styluses

d)

of styluses

37.

What structure in ancient Rome was used for chariot racing? (1 point)

a)

Basilica

b)

Pantheon

c)

Curia

d)

Circus

38.

According to Roman history, Romulus, Numa, Tullus Hostilius, and Tarquinius Priscus were (1 point)

a)

consuls

b)

kings

c)

generals

d)

emperors

39.

Which mountains would a traveler cross if he were going from Rome to Brundisium? (1 point)

a)

Atlas

b)

Caucasus

c)

Alps

d)

Apennines

40.

Mīlitēs tēlīs patriam nostram dēfendunt. (1 point)

a)

to weapons

b)

with weapons

c)

for weapons

d)

of weapons

41.

Which Roman deity’s symbol is shown in the picture (image of an owl)? (1 point)

a)

Juno

b)

Venus

c)

Diana

d)

Minerva

42.

Which of the following cities is farthest north? (1 point)

a)

Carthage

b)

Pompeii

c)

Brundisium

d)

Rome

43.

Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae were all destroyed (1 point)

a)

by the fire of A.D. 64

b)

by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in A.D. 79

c)

during the 2nd Punic War

d)

in an invasion by the Gauls

44.

Puellae in agrīs sunt sed puerī in silvīs sunt. (1 point)

a)

and

b)

or

c)

but

d)

when

45.

Multī equī per agrōs currēbant. (1 point)

a)

have run

b)

are running

c)

were running

d)

will run

46.

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)

a)

Mercury

b)

Vulcan

c)

Apollo

d)

Mars

47.

Vōs omnēs fābulam dē Cerberō scītis. (1 point)

a)

You all

b)

All of them

c)

We all

d)

All your

48.

In Rome the Palatine, Aventine and Capitoline were all (1 point)

a)

shops

b)

temples

c)

hills

d)

theaters

49.

Quis erat deus mūsicae et sōlis et medicīnae? (1 point)

a)

Apollō

b)

Vulcānus

c)

Mars

d)

Plūtō

50.

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)

a)

Apollo

b)

Zeus

c)

Ares

d)

Hermes

51.

Omnēs Rōmānī Vergilium amāre dēbent. (1 point)

a)

we love

b)

they love

c)

to love

d)

he loves

52.

Who fell in love with his own image while staring into a pool of water? (1 point)

a)

Narcissus

b)

Echo

c)

Orpheus

d)

Psyche

53.

Gladiātor tēlō leōnem necāre temptat. (1 point)

a)

with a weapon

b)

from a weapon

c)

of a weapon

d)

a weapon

54.

The stories of Midas, Daphne, and Phaëthon involved the god (1 point)

a)

Neptune

b)

Vulcan

c)

Mercury

d)

Apollo

55.

Senātōrēs cīvibus Rōmānīs legēs bonās dabant. (1 point)

a)

from the Roman citizens

b)

of the Roman citizen

c)

the Roman citizen

d)

to the Roman citizens

56.

Erāmus semper amīcī bonī. (1 point)

a)

We have been

b)

We will be

c)

We are

d)

We were

57.

Vir malus deōs numquam laudāvit. (1 point)

a)

never

b)

however

c)

still

d)

often

58.

Quīntus nōbīs cibum dedit. (1 point)

a)

by us

b)

to us

c)

from us

d)

with us

59.

According to Greek mythology, what curious woman opened a box and released evils onto mankind? (1 point)

a)

Persephone

b)

Pandora

c)

Helen

d)

Medea

60.

A Roman would typically watch a chariot race at the (1 point)

a)

Circus Maximus

b)

Colosseum

c)

Curia

d)

Pantheon

61.

Amīcōs nostrōs crās vidēre poterimus. (1 point)

a)

we will be able

b)

we have been able

c)

we were able

d)

we are able

62.

Ubi heri erās? (1 point)

a)

were you

b)

will you be

c)

have you been

d)

are you

63.

Boys, don't walk to the beach without your father! (1 point)

a)

nōlīte ambulāre

b)

nōlī ambulāre

c)

nōn ambulātis

d)

nōn ambulāre

64.

What famous Roman hero held off the Etruscan army while his fellow soldiers tore down the only bridge leading to Rome? (1 point)

a)

Manlius

b)

Cincinnatus

c)

Horatius Cocles

d)

Mucius Scaevola

65.

Portā, _____, in cubiculum togam meam! (1 point)

a)

Pūblī

b)

Pūblium

c)

Pūbliō

d)

Pūblius

66.

Nōlī timēre, parve puer! (1 point)

a)

You are not afraid

b)

I am not afraid

c)

We were not afraid

d)

Don’t be afraid

67.

When a Roman matron left the house, she would cover her head and shoulders with a (1 point)

a)

tunica

b)

palla

c)

solea

d)

bulla

68.

Quot librōs, discipulī, vōbīscum ad lūdum portāvistis? (1 point)

a)

with you

b)

by you

c)

for you

d)

of you

69.

Cūr in ātriō soleae tuae sunt? (1 point)

a)

Why

b)

When

c)

How many

d)

Where

70.

Rēx LXX equitēs dūxit. (1 point)

a)

120 horsemen

b)

520 horsemen

c)

70 horsemen

d)

25 horsemen

71.

Curre, _____, celeriter! (1 point)

a)

Aule

b)

Aulum

c)

Aulus

d)

Aulō

72.

Ambulābuntne fīliae cum mātre ad tabernam? (1 point)

a)

Were the daughters walking

b)

Will the daughters walk

c)

Did the daughters walk

d)

Are the daughters walking

73.

Nōlīte in hortō currere,” clāmāvit servus. (1 point)

a)

You cannot run

b)

Run quickly

c)

Run now

d)

Do not run

74.

Quid in marī heri vīdistī? (1 point)

a)

Who

b)

Why

c)

What

d)

Where

75.

How is the year 1976 expressed in Roman numerals? (1 point)

a)

MMLX

b)

MMXII

c)

MCMVI

d)

MCMLXXVI

76.

Herculaneum and Pompeii are located near (1 point)

a)

Mt. Aetna

b)

the Black Sea

c)

Mt. Vesuvius

d)

the Aegean Sea

77.

Magister, quī in sellā sedet, discipulōs semper spectat. (1 point)

a)

often

b)

sometimes

c)

always

d)

never

78.

Īcarus in caelō volāre cupīvit. (1 point)

a)

is flying

b)

will flying

c)

to fly

d)

was flying

79.

In vīllā prope flūmen habitāmus. (1 point)

a)

behind the river

b)

around the river

c)

in front of the river

d)

near the river

80.

Who, disguised as an old woman, visited Arachne and challenged her to a weaving contest? (1 point)

a)

Minerva

b)

Diana

c)

Juno

d)

Proserpina

81.

In itinere viās et tabernās Rōmānās vidēre potuimus. (1 point)

a)

will see

b)

to see

c)

saw

d)

were seeing

82.

Aenēās rēgīnam amābat, sed mox necesse erat discēdere. (1 point)

a)

immediately

b)

often

c)

always

d)

soon

83.

Arborēs altae in silvīs erant. (1 point)

a)

will be

b)

have been

c)

were

d)

are

84.

Cēnam coquere bene scīvistī.

a)

We knew how

b)

We knew how

c)

You knew how

d)

I knew how

85.

Vōs omnēs in agrīs labōrāvistis. (1 point)

a)

are working

b)

have worked

c)

were working

d)

will work

86.

Argonautae trāns mare nāvigābant. (1 point)

a)

across the sea

b)

near the sea

c)

from the sea

d)

by the sea

87.

Magnum flūmen aquam ad urbem portat. (1 point)

a)

to the city

b)

away from the city

c)

by the city

d)

through the city

88.

Quis erat deus bellī et pater Rōmulī Remīque? (1 point)

a)

Mars

b)

Neptūnus

c)

Iuppiter

d)

Vulcānus

89.

Crās vōs vidēbimus! (1 point)

a)

we have seen

b)

we were seeing

c)

we are seeing

d)

we will see

90.

Dā, Mārce, puerō librōs! (1 point)

a)

from the boy

b)

by the boy

c)

to the boy

d)

of the boy

91.

Ōlim vīnum in culīnā servāvimus. (1 point)

a)

we were keeping

b)

we will keep

c)

we kept

d)

we keep

92.

Puella epistulam stilō scrīpsit. (1 point)

a)

near a pen

b)

of a pen

c)

for a pen

d)

with a pen

93.

The room in a Roman house that contained the impluvium was the (1 point)

a)

ātrium

b)

cubiculum

c)

trīclīnium

d)

culīna

94.

What god is associated with the stories of Orpheus, Proserpina, and Cerberus? (1 point)

a)

Jupiter

b)

Mars

c)

Pluto

d)

Neptune

95.

Canēs sub arbore quiēscēbant. (1 point)

a)

have rested

b)

are resting

c)

will rest

d)

were resting

96.

Quot pedēs habet equus? (1 point)

a)

quattuor

b)

duo

c)

trēs

d)

octō

97.

Amīcus Mārcō stilum dat. (1 point)

a)

to Marcus

b)

of Marcus

c)

by Marcus

d)

from Marcus

98.

Herculēs Cerberum capere poterat. (1 point)

a)

Hercules wanted to capture Cerberus.

b)

Hercules tried to capture Cerberus.

c)

Hercules was able to capture Cerberus.

d)

It was necessary for Hercules to capture Cerberus.

99.

Which one of the following was a famous Roman patriot who “left his plow” to save Rome? (1 point)

a)

Romulus

b)

Horatius

c)

Tarpeia

d)

Cincinnatus

100.

What goddess, mother of Cupid, had doves, sparrows, and the myrtle tree as her symbols? (1 point)

a)

Minerva

b)

Juno

c)

Venus

d)

Ceres

101.

Magnum aedificium vīdī et rogāvī, “Quid est?” (1 point)

a)

“Is that it?”

b)

“How are you?”

c)

“Who are you?”

d)

“What is it?”

102.

Mīlitēs inter duōs equōs stābant. (1 point)

a)

into

b)

between

c)

around

d)

by

103.

"Cupiō canem tuum capere," dīxit Herculēs. (1 point)

a)

I captured

b)

to capture

c)

I will capture

d)

must capture

104.

Magister stilō novō epistulam scrīpsit. (1 point)

a)

to his new stylus

b)

new stylus

c)

with his new stylus

d)

of his new stylus

105.

Omnēs Rōmānī lūdōs spectāre poterant. (1 point)

a)

were able

b)

will be able

c)

are able

d)

to be able

106.

What mountain range is commonly known as the “spine” of Italy because it runs down the center of the mainland? (1 point)

a)

Pyrenees

b)

Apennines

c)

Atlas

d)

Caucasus

107.

Senātor fīliō pulchrum dōnum dēmōnstrāvit. (1 point)

a)

with his son

b)

to his son

c)

from his son

d)

by his son

108.

What Roman god with winged sandals and a caduceus delivered messages for Jupiter? (1 point)

a)

Vulcan

b)

Neptune

c)

Mercury

d)

Mars

109.

Nōlīte clāmāre ad mātrem!

a)

No one shouts

b)

I can shout

c)

Don't shout

d)

They never shout

110.

Dēbēmus laudāre carmina bona poētae Rōmānī. (1 point)

a)

we praised

b)

we praise

c)

praise!

d)

to praise

111.

Vidēbitisne multōs senātōrēs in Circō Maximō? (1 point)

a)

Did you see…?

b)

Do you see…?

c)

Were you seeing…?

d)

Will you see…?

112.

Rōmānī et deōs et patriam honōrāvērunt. (1 point)

a)

not only...but also

b)

neither...nor

c)

either...or

d)

both...and

113.

Which town is NOT located in Italy? (1 point)

a)

Ostia

b)

Brundisium

c)

Pompeii

d)

Carthage

114.

Rēx cīvēs monuit quod hostēs urbem oppugnābant. (1 point)

a)

was warning

b)

warned

c)

to warn

d)

will warn

115.

Surge, _____! Nōlī sedēre! (1 point)

a)

Rūfus

b)

Rūfō

c)

Rūfe

d)

Rūfum

116.

Vīta sine librīs est vacua. (1 point)

a)

without books

b)

because of books

c)

among books

d)

for books

117.

Magister discipulīs laetīs fābulam nārrat.

a)

to the happy students

b)

of the happy students

c)

in front of the happy students

d)

near the happy students

118.

Tē crās vīsitābimus. (1 point)

a)

We visit

b)

We were visiting

c)

We will visit

d)

We have visited

119.

Senātor cum īrā clāmābat. Quōmodo clāmābat? (1 point)

a)

īrātō

b)

īrātī

c)

īrātam

d)

īrātē

120.

Gladiātōrēs in amphitheātrō pugnābunt. (1 point)

a)

do fight

b)

used to fight

c)

have fought

d)

will fight

121.

A Roman merchant would have navigated down the Tiber River in order to set sail from the port of

a)

Ostia

b)

Pompeii

c)

Brundisium

d)

Carthage

122.

Nōs bene Latīnē scrībere possumus! (1 point)

a)

wrote

b)

will write

c)

to write

d)

are writing

123.

Who prevented Lars Porsena and the Etruscans from crossing the bridge over the Tiber River in Rome’s early days?

a)

Romulus

b)

Horatius

c)

Appius Claudius

d)

Julius Caesar

124.

What Roman goddess often is associated with the bird pictured here (i.e. peacock)?

a)

Juno

b)

Minerva

c)

Diana

d)

Venus