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Worksheetslatin III mid
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 42mins
What is the translation of "corripeo, corripere, corripui, correptus"?
to steal, snatch
to run, escape
to build, create
to sing, chant
What does "cotidianus, -a, -um" mean in English?
daily, ordinary
dangerous, risky
beautiful, lovely
heavy, strong
What is the English meaning of the Latin word "cursus"?
course, path
food, meal
friend, companion
animal, beast
What does "dignitas, dignitatis, f." mean in English?
dignity
strength
wisdom
happiness
What is the meaning of "balneum" in English?
bath
bed
book
bread
What does "cadere" mean in English?
to fall
to run
to eat
to sing
What is the English translation of "casus"?
misfortune
happiness
anger
friendship
What does "celare" mean in English?
to hide
to jump
to see
to speak
What is the English meaning of "cernere"?
to discern
to build
to destroy
to swim
What does "claudicare" mean in English?
to limp
to run
to jump
to sleep
What is the translation of "custos, custodis, m."?
guard
teacher
student
parent
What is the meaning of the Latin word "doceo, didici"?
to teach
to wash
to mix
to enjoy
What does "labor, laboris" mean in English?
work
fear
reflection
nature
What is the translation of "exerceo"?
to exercise
to bark
to be clear
to mix
What does "exigo, exigere, exegi, exactum" mean?
to force out
to teach
to enjoy
to wash
What is the English meaning of "fruor, frui, fructus sum"?
to enjoy
to mix
to be clear
to work hard
What does "lavo, lavare, lavi, lautum" mean?
to wash
to teach
to force out
to enjoy
What is the meaning of "liquere, liquet"?
to be clear, to be liquid
to mix
to work hard
to bark
What does "mediocritas" mean?
average
fear
work
nature
What is the translation of "metus"?
fear
reflection
to teach
to enjoy
What does "misceo, miscere, miscui, mixtum" mean?
to mix
to wash
to bark
to force out
What is the meaning of "nobilitas"?
nobility
work
average
fear
What is the meaning of the Latin word "philosophari"?
To philosophize
To run
To sing
To write
What does the Latin word "progredi" mean?
To progress/to advance
To sleep
To eat
To dance
What does "robustus" mean in English?
Strong/healthy
Weak/tired
Tall/short
Fast/slow
What is the meaning of "securus" in Latin?
Safe/relaxed
Dangerous
Busy
Hungry
What does "suadere" mean?
To persuade
To ignore
To punish
To reward
What is the English meaning of "suavis"?
Sweet/elegant
Bitter
Loud
Heavy
What does "valetudo" mean in Latin?
Health
Strength
Wisdom
Fear
What is the meaning of "venando"?
Hunting
Sleeping
Eating
Running
What does "vereri" mean?
To fear
To love
To laugh
To sing
What is the translation of "voce clara"?
In a loud voice/in a clear voice
In a soft voice
In a whisper
In a foreign language
What is a Latin gerundive and what core meaning does it convey?
A verbal adjective expressing obligation or necessity
A noun expressing action
A verb expressing ability
An adverb expressing manner
Describe the standard process for forming a gerundive from verbs like amo, amare.
Add -ndus, -nda, -ndum to the verb stem
Add -tus, -ta, -tum to the verb stem
Add -us, -a, -um to the verb stem
Add -ens, -entis to the verb stem
How does the formation of a gerundive differ for verbs whose first part ends in -io, such as facio or audio?
Add -iendus, -ienda, -iendum
Add -atus, -ata, -atum
Add -itus, -ita, -itum
Add -endus, -enda, -endum
Define the passive periphrastic construction and explain the primary concept it expresses.
It shows obligation or necessity; something must be done
It shows ability; something can be done
It shows permission; something may be done
It shows intention; something will be done
What are the two essential grammatical components required to form a passive periphrastic?
Gerundive and form of sum or est
Gerund and form of esse
Participle and form of esse
Infinitive and form of sum
What is a macron, and what does it signify about a vowel?
A macron is a line over a vowel that signifies the vowel is long.
A macron is a dot under a vowel that signifies the vowel is short.
A macron is a symbol that signifies a consonant is doubled.
A macron is a mark that signifies a word is plural.
What is the rule for a vowel becoming "long by position"?
A vowel is long by position if it is followed by two or more consonants.
A vowel is long by position if it is at the beginning of a word.
A vowel is long by position if it is followed by a single consonant.
A vowel is long by position if it is at the end of a sentence.
What happens in elision when one word ends in a vowel and the following word begins with a vowel?
The final vowel of the first word is removed.
The first consonant of the second word is doubled.
The initial vowel of the second word is removed.
Both vowels are pronounced together.
According to Plato, what is the purpose of dialogue?
To find truth
To win arguments
To entertain
To confuse others
What is a Socratic discussion?
Engaging in dialogue to find truth
Giving a lecture
Reading a book
Memorizing facts
Was Plato for or against democracy?
Against
For
Neutral
Unaware
Describe how the cave is set up. What is Plato trying to teach us?
We are only seeing our own reality's shadows on a wall; this is not the true reality
We are always in the light
We can see everything clearly
Reality is always obvious
Who originated stoicism?
Zeno
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
What are the stoics named after?
Stoa Poikile
Agora
Lyceum
Academy
What is the Stoic term for the rational order of the universe?
Logos
Chaos
Fortuna
Virtus
What are the four Stoic cardinal virtues?
Wisdom, Courage, Justice, Temperance
Faith, Hope, Charity, Love
Strength, Honor, Loyalty, Patience
Truth, Kindness, Humility, Generosity
What is the Stoic term for tranquility of mind?
Ataraxia
Euphoria
Melancholia
Anxiety
Where was Seneca born?
Spain
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Which emperor exiled Seneca?
Claudius
Nero
Augustus
Caligula
Who allowed Seneca to return to Rome?
Agrippina
Livia
Julia
Octavia
Seneca was a tutor for which future emperor?
Nero
Augustus
Caligula
Tiberius
What did Seneca do as Nero's advisor?
Wrote speeches
Led armies
Built temples
Painted portraits
How did Seneca die?
Suicide
Execution
Natural causes
Poisoning
Which work by Seneca will be read in class?
Moral Letters to Lucilius
On the Shortness of Life
Thyestes
Phaedra
What is the concept of items changing direction at random places called?
Clinamen
Ataraxia
Epicureanism
Stoicism
What is Epicurus' 4-part cure called?
Tetrapharmakos
Ataraxia
Clinamen
Eudaimonia
What happens when you die?
Nothing
You go to heaven
You are reincarnated
You become a ghost
Food, drink, shelter, friends are examples of what?
Necessary desires
Unnecessary desires
Ambition
Pain
A nice dinner, alcohol, a nice house are examples of what?
Unnecessary desires
Necessary desires
Freedom from pain
Freedom from worry
Wealth, ambition, fame are examples of what?
Vain desires
Necessary desires
Freedom from pain
Freedom from worry
What is everything made of?
Atoms
Water
Fire
Earth
What is the point of life?
Freedom from pain
Wealth
Ambition
Fame
What is ataraxia?
Freedom from worry
Freedom from pain
Ambition
Wealth
What was Epicurus' school in Athens called?
The Garden
The Academy
The Lyceum
The Stoa
Where was Epicurus born?
Samos
Athens
Sparta
Rhodes
Who taught Epicurus?
Nausiphanes
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
In what battle did Charles Martel defeat the Umayyad Empire?
Battle of Tours
Battle of Hastings
Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Agincourt
Who was the first Carolingian King?
Pepin the Short
Charlemagne
Louis the Pious
Charles Martel
What religion did the Abbasid Empire practice?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
What religion did the Saxons practice?
Paganism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
What was the Latin version of Charlemagne's name?
Carolus Magnus
Karl der Große
Carlos Magno
Carlo Magno
Who led the Saxons in the 780s against Charlemagne?
Widukind
Alcuin of York
Pepin the Short
Charles Martel
What title does Charlemagne take after putting down the Saxons?
Emperor of the Romans
King of England
Duke of Normandy
Prince of Wales
What was the buffer zone established by Charlemagne between Christian and Muslim Spain?
The Spanish March
The Iron Curtain
The Berlin Wall
The Maginot Line
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Emperor of the Romans as a challenge to the authority of whom?
The Byzantine Emperor
The King of France
The Pope
The Saxon King
What is the name for the secular and religious authorities who patrolled the empire?
Missi Dominici
Praetorian Guard
Knights Templar
Senators
Where was Charlemagne's favorite palace?
Aachen
Paris
Rome
London
Who was responsible for dividing Latin from Romance?
Alcuin of York
Widukind
Pepin the Short
Charles Martel
Who wrote the biography of Charlemagne that we will be reading excerpts from?
Einhard
Tacitus
Bede
Augustine
Why did Charlemagne push for education in his kingdom?
People need to be educated to be good people
To increase trade
To expand the military
To build more churches
What part of Charlemagne's empire became the basis of the Kingdom of France?
West Frankia
East Frankia
North Frankia
South Frankia
What part of Charlemagne's empire became the basis of the Kingdom of Germany?
East Frankia
West Frankia
North Frankia
South Frankia
