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Question Bank for Grade 6 World Languages

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Imagine you're a history teacher in a high school and you're teaching your students about ancient Rome. You want to engage them by asking how they would say "I accuse" in Latin in a courtroom drama. How would they say it?

a)

Would they shout, 'Incorrecto!'?

b)

Would they exclaim, 'Duo!'?

c)

Would they point and say, 'Accuso'?

d)

Or would they declare, 'Accusare'?

2.

Imagine you're a historian specializing in ancient Rome. You were supposed to meet with a group of scholars to discuss Julius Caesar's era, but you couldn't make it. How would you say, "I was absent" in Latin, the language they used during that time?

a)

absentavi

b)

abii

c)

absavi

d)

afui

3.

How do you say, "to dine" in Latinus?

(a)  

4.

You are a time traveler who has just landed in ancient Rome. You need to leave but you don't know how to say "gone" in Latin. Can you figure it out?

a)

Is it 'abire!'?

b)

Could it be 'bitum'?

c)

Maybe it's 'levartum'?

d)

Or is it 'abitum'?

5.

You are learning Latin and you come across the word "appellare". Can you guess what it means in English?

a)

Does it mean apple?

b)

Could it be a term used in law to create justice?

c)

Is it another Latin word, appellatum?

d)

Or, does it mean to name something?

6.

Imagine you're a time traveler who has just landed in ancient Rome. You want to assure the locals that you're not a threat. How would you say, "I am present" in Latin?

a)

presento

b)

adeo

c)

presente!

d)

abeo

7.

Ut vales?

8.

Imagine you are an archaeologist who has just discovered an ancient Roman inscription. You are trying to translate it and you come across the Latin word for "remembered". What is it?

a)

commemoravi

b)

memoratum

c)

commemoratum

d)

commemoro

9.

You're at a local market in a foreign country and you hear a vendor shout "adire". You're curious about what it means in English. Can you guess?

a)

Does it mean 'Adore'?

b)

Or does it mean 'Approach'?

c)

Maybe it means 'To photograph'?

d)

Or could it be 'Go away from'?

10.

How do you say, "I sing" in Latinus?

(a)  

11.

What is the derivative of "exire" in Anglicus?

(a)  

12.

What are your thoughts on this?

a)

Hilarious! Thank you!

b)

Funny, hardy har har

c)

We needed this!

d)

That poor canis!