WorksheetsMid latin 2 review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
What is the English meaning of the Latin word "accipio, accipere, accepi, acceptus"?
Accept
Reject
Carry
Throw
What does the Latin word "alius, alia, aliud" mean in English?
Other, another
Good
Faithful
Peace
What is the translation of "bonus, bona, bonum" from Latin to English?
Good
Miserable
Kill
Sacred
What does "contra" mean in English?
Against
Accept
Peace
To happen
What is the English meaning of "dea, deae"?
The goddess
The god
The king
The queen
What does "fero, ferre, tuli, latus" mean in English?
To bear, carry
To throw
To kill
To perish
What is the translation of "fidelis, fidelis, fidele"?
Faithful
Miserable
Absent
Sacred
What does "iacio, iacere, ieci, iactus" mean in English?
To throw
To accept
To perish
To be under
What is the English meaning of "miser, misera, miserum"?
Miserable
Good
Sacred
Faithful
What does "novus, nova, novum" mean in English?
New
Old
Peace
How
What is the translation of "nullus, nulla, nullum"?
None
All
Some
Many
What does "occido, occidere, occidi, occisus" mean in English?
Kill
Accept
Throw
Sacred
What is the English meaning of "pax, pacis"?
Peace
War
Faithful
Absent
What does "pereo, perire, perii" mean in English?
Perish, die
Accept
Throw
Sacred
What is the translation of "quam"?
How
Where
When
Why
What does "sacer, sacra, sacrum" mean in English?
Sacred, holy
Absent
Good
Miserable
What is the English meaning of "sub"?
Under
Above
Beside
Behind
What does "absum, abesse, afui" mean in English?
To be absent
To be present
To be sacred
To be new
What is the translation of "accido, accidere, accidit"?
To happen
To perish
To throw
To accept
What is the meaning of the Latin word "mitto"?
send
receive
eat
run
What does the Latin word "stultus" mean?
stupid
smart
happy
sad
How do you translate "supero" from Latin to English?
overcome, to beat
to eat
to sleep
to run
What is the English meaning of "traho"?
to drag
to jump
to sing
to write
What does "intelligo" mean in English?
understand
forget
run
eat
What is the translation of "labor" from Latin?
work
play
rest
sing
What does "longus" mean in English?
long
short
wide
heavy
How do you translate "nomen" from Latin?
name
place
time
food
What is the meaning of "paratus"?
prepared
lost
angry
tired
What does "post" mean in English?
after
before
during
above
What is the English meaning of "praemium"?
prize
punishment
lesson
game
What does "qui, quae, quod" mean in English?
who, which
where, when
how, why
what, when
What is the meaning of "quomodo"?
how
when
where
why
What was a curse tablet?
A lead tablet
A clay pot
A stone carving
A wooden stick
Why would the Romans use these tablets?
To get justice
To decorate their homes
To record their history
To trade goods
What is the modern name for Aquae Sulis?
Bath
London
York
Oxford
How many years did it take to build the religious, health and leisure complex?
14
50
10
22
Which Roman god did the Romans combine with the British Goddess Sulis?
Minerva
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
What have archaeologists discovered in the bathhouse drain?
Masks, gems
Coins, swords
Scrolls, pottery
Bones, statues
Sulis probably comes from a Celtic word for what?
Sun
Water
Earth
Moon
What kind of goods have been found on Roman shipwrecks?
Wine jars
Gold coins
Spices
Silk fabrics
How did the Romans navigate without maps or compasses?
By following the stars
By using birds
By counting waves
By listening to the wind
How did the Romans avoid hitting rocks and sandbanks?
By using a sounding line
By throwing stones
By sending scouts
By using flags
What did Strabo write?
Geographic information
Roman laws
Poetry
Military strategies
What would happen when pirates attacked a ship in the ancient world?
Kill crew or ransom, steal cargo
Give gifts to the crew
Help repair the ship
Trade peacefully
Which Roman god did the Romans combine with the Semitic god Hadad?
Jupiter
Mars
Apollo
Neptune
Which Egyptian goddess was widely worshipped by the Romans?
Isis
Athena
Venus
Hera
What happened when the pirates demanded 20 talents to release Caesar?
Caesar insisted they ask for 50 talents
Caesar escaped
Caesar paid immediately
Caesar was rescued by the navy
What did Cicero do to the conspirators in the Catilinarian Conspiracy?
Executed them
Exiled them
Imprisoned them
Forgave them
Why was crossing the Rubicon legally significant for Caesar?
It was treason
It was a religious act
It was a celebration
It was a trade route
What happened after Publius Pulcher was killed?
A mob burned down the Senate house
Caesar was exiled
The pirates were captured
A new law was passed
Why did Brutus and Cassius conspire against Caesar?
They thought he was a tyrant
They wanted money
They were jealous of Pompey
They were forced by Cicero
Who were the Liberatores?
Murderers of Caesar
Supporters of Octavian
Members of the Second Triumvirate
Roman Senators
Who was Caesar's legal heir?
Octavian
Marc Antony
Cicero
Brutus
Why does Cicero and the Senate side with Octavian?
He is young and can be controlled
He is a skilled general
He is wealthy
He is related to Brutus
How does the Second Triumvirate make money?
Proscriptions
Taxes
Trade
Donations
Where do the Caesarians defeat the Liberatores?
Philippi
Rome
Athens
Pompeii
How does Octavian change public opinion against Antony?
Propaganda
Military force
Bribery
Alliances
What dangers did storms cause travelers?
Shipwreck and capsizing
Pirate attacks
Wild animals
Lost supplies
Why were Christians a good scapegoat?
They met secretly and did not worship the gods.
They were the majority religion.
They were wealthy landowners.
They were Roman emperors.
What would you have to rely on if your home burned down in the fire?
Friends and the emperor
The Senate and the army
Merchants and traders
Priests and temples
What was the name of Nero's new palace?
Domus Aurea
Villa Romana
Palatium Maximus
Casa Nova
Which hills were Nero's palace on?
Esquiline and Palatine
Capitoline and Aventine
Quirinal and Viminal
Caelian and Janiculum
The Colossus was a 30 meter high statue of who?
Apollo/Nero
Jupiter/Zeus
Augustus/Caesar
Mars/Romulus
Who paid for plays to be performed in ancient theatres?
Patronus
Emperor
Senator
Merchant
Why did the performers wear masks in ancient theatre?
To show their role
To hide their identity
To look scary
To protect their face
What was the seating area in ancient theatres called?
Cavea
Atrium
Forum
Tablinum
What is the semicircular space in front of the stage for the chorus called?
Orchestra
Vestibule
Portico
Atrium
The altar on the stage in Arrelate was dedicated to which god?
Apollo
Zeus
Mars
Jupiter
What is the term for the stage in ancient theatres?
Scaena
Podium
Arena
Forum
In the theatre in Arausio, what was carved above the central door?
Centaur
Mask
Laurel
Eagle
