Language Stage One

Question 1

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin adjective

novus

Answer 1

novus, nova, novum—new

Question 2

Multae nymphae erant in silvā cum bēstiīs.

Answer 2

with the beasts

Question 3

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin adjective

parvus

Answer 3

parvus, parva, parvum—small, little

Question 4

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun

bestia

Answer 4

bestia, bestiae, f.—beast

Question 5

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun

vir

Answer 5

vir, viri, m.—man

Question 6

Quid est nōmen deī Rōmānī in pictūrā?

Answer 6

Mars

Question 7

A Roman senator would most likely wear a ____when out in public.

Answer 7

toga

Question 8

What should the class do when the teacher says, “Sedēte”?

Answer 8

remain seated [sit]

Question 9

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb

do

Answer 9

do, dare, dedi, datum—give

Question 10

Multī Rōmānī in tabernīs labōrant.

Answer 10

in the shops

Question 11

After the long flight, the airline passengers were glad to return to terra firma.

Answer 11

solid ground

Question 12

“Tibi statuam dō, quod tū es puella bona,” tabernārius puellae nūntiābat.

Answer 12

I am giving

Question 13

Rōma multās tabernās habet.

Answer 13

has

Question 14

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb

curo

Answer 14

curo, curare, curavi, curatum—take care (of)

Question 15

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin adjective

pulcher

Answer 15

pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum—beautiful

Question 16

Identify what the italicized word means due to its etymology.

The school board suggested innovative ways to improve the overcrowded conditions in the schools.

Answer 16

new

Question 17

“Sed statua est dōnum,” puella timidē lacrimābat

Answer 17

fearfully

Question 18

Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb

ambulo

Answer 18

ambulo, ambulare, ambulavi, ambulatum—walk

Question 19

“Gaudēte et laudāte deam!” ūna nympha clāmat.

Answer 19

praise

Question 20

Puella multās statuās et pictūrās in tabernīs spectābat.

Answer 20

was looking at

Question 21

Hispānia is on the map in the area numbered

Answer 21

5

Question 22

Dea parvās bēstiās cūrābat.

Answer 22

the small beasts

Question 23

Inter bēstiās erant ursae et cervī et equī et lupī.

Answer 23

were

Question 24

“Cūr?” rogābat puella.

Answer 24

Why

Question 25

# What is the meaning of the Latin conjunction sed

Answer 25

but

Question 26

# Identify what the italicized word means due to its etymology. If your older sister says your behavior is *puerile*, she means you are

Answer 26

childish (child/son/daughter)

Question 27

Dea pulchra per silvam *ambulāre* amābat.

Answer 27

to walk

Question 28

Which deity might bring help to a beauty pageant contestant?

Answer 28

Venus

Question 29

Nunc Diāna *ad rīvum* in silvā ambulat.

Answer 29

to the stream

Question 30

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun taberna

Answer 30

taberna, tabernae, f.—shop

Question 31

# Identify what the italicized word means due to its etymology. Based on your knowledge of Latin, the purpose of a *convocation* is to

Answer 31

call people together

Question 32

Hodiē Diāna est *laeta*.

Answer 32

happy

Question 33

Dōnum *erat* parva statua deae Vestae.

Answer 33

was

Question 34

# In Roman Numerals, Quot oculōs vidēs in pictūrā?

Answer 34

I

Question 35

Quis est deus Rōmānus in pictūrā?

Answer 35

Cupid

Question 36

Ancient Carthage is on the map in the area numbered

Answer 36

4

Question 37

# What is the meaning of the Latin interrogative quis

Answer 37

who?

Question 38

. Dea pulchra magnam silvam *semper* amat.

Answer 38

always

Question 39

Sed est perīculum in viīs *Rōmae*.

Answer 39

of Rome

Question 40

Multī virī et multae fēminae tabernās *vīsitāre* amant.

Answer 40

to visit

Question 41

Dea in rīvō stat *et lavat*.

Answer 41

and is bathing

Question 42

# Identify what the italicized word means due to its etymology. Her grandmother's *vitality* was lessened by illness.

Answer 42

energy for living (life)

Question 43

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb amo

Answer 43

amo, amare, amavi, amatum—love

Question 44

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun dea

Answer 44

dea, deae, f.—goddess

Question 45

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb laudo

Answer 45

laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum—praise

Question 46

Sed puella *multam pecūniam* nōn habēbat.

Answer 46

much money

Question 47

Puella erat laeta *quod* māter deam Vestam amābat.

Answer 47

because

Question 48

Puella *parvam statuam* prope mūrum tabernae spectābat.

Answer 48

small statue

Question 49

Tabernārius benignus *puellae* statuam dābat.

Answer 49

to the girl

Question 50

The abbreviation N.B. stands for the Latin phrase Notā Bene which means

Answer 50

Note well

Question 51

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin adjective laetus

Answer 51

laetus, laeta, laetum—happy

Question 52

If your classmate asks you, “Quota hōra est?” he wants to know

Answer 52

what time it is

Question 53

A **cubiculum**, **culīna**, and **trīclīnium** were found **in**

Answer 53

**vīllā**

Question 54

# In Roman Numerals, How many hearts are in the picture?

Answer 54

VI

Question 55

*Quīnque* nymphae sunt in rīvō cum deā.

Answer 55

Five

Question 56

“Ego pecūniam *nōn habeō*,” vir respondēbat.

Answer 56

I do not have

Question 57

A Roman woman wore a long gown called a

Answer 57

stola

Question 58

Where would a Roman typically go to watch chariot racing?

Answer 58

Circus Maximus

Question 59

Dea et bēstiae erant *amīcae*.

Answer 59

friends

Question 60

Who was the Roman goddess of wisdom, war, and weaving?

Answer 60

Minerva

Question 61

Diāna est dea *lūnae*.

Answer 61

of the moon

Question 62

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin noun periculum

Answer 62

periculum, periculi, n.—danger

Question 63

Ōlim multae bēstiae in magnā silvā *habitābant*.

Answer 63

were living

Question 64

Gallia is on the map in the area numbered

Answer 64

6

Question 65

Apollō est frāter deae. Apollō et Diāna *sunt* geminī.

Answer 65

are

Question 66

# Give the dictionary entry for the Latin verb habito

Answer 66

habito, habitare, habitavi, habitatum—live, dwell

Question 67

*Ōlim* puella ad Forum ambulābat.

Answer 67

Once

Question 68

Dea *nymphae* tunicam dat.

Answer 68

to the nymph

Question 69

Nymphae deam *laudant*.

Answer 69

are praising

Question 70

“*Dā* mihi pecūniam tuam et statuam!” vir clāmābat.

Answer 70

Give

Question 71

Puella ad casam ambulābat, sed *ūnus* vir malus et magnus in viā stābat.

Answer 71

one

Question 72

The Latin abbreviation P.M. (**post merīdiem**) means

Answer 72

afternoon

Question 73

The island of Sicily is on the map in the area numbered

Answer 73

2

Question 74

Puella *circum Forum* tabernās vīsitābat.

Answer 74

around the Forum

Question 75

“*Nōs* deam laetē salūtāmus,” nymphae cantant.

Answer 75

We

Question 76

Sed quis est dea et *quid* cūrat?

Answer 76

what

Question 77

# Identify what the italicized word means due to its etymology. Marcus was elected chairman of the board *in absentia*.

Answer 77

although not present (in absence)