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IVIV Stage 36 Final exam review Stage 36 Final exam review
LatinJEOPARDY
LatinJEOPARDY
VerbsVerbs Latin to Latin to EnglishEnglishLatin to Latin to EnglishEnglish
GrammarGrammarGrammarGrammarLatin Idioms and PhrasesLatin Idioms and Phrases
Roman Roman cultureculture
& history& history
Roman Roman cultureculture
& history& history
100100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200
300300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500
Verbs for 100Verbs for 100
You are being delighted
You are being delighted
delectarisdelectaris
Verbs for 200Verbs for 200
he bringshe brings
fert fert
Verbs for 300Verbs for 300
they drive him outthey drive him out
agitantagitant
Verbs for 400Verbs for 400
intellegatintellegat
he is understanding
(pres subjunctive)
he is understanding
(pres subjunctive)
Verbs for 500Verbs for 500
crossingcrossing
transienstransiens
Latin to English for 100Latin to English for 100
he bring his little book with him because he knows well …
he bring his little book with him because he knows well …
libellum novum secum fert quod bene scit …
libellum novum secum fert quod bene scit …
Latin to English for 200Latin to English for 200
This man is so stupid that he is This man is so stupid that he is bring my epigrams and does bring my epigrams and does not understand the words.not understand the words.
This man is so stupid that he is This man is so stupid that he is bring my epigrams and does bring my epigrams and does not understand the words.not understand the words.
hic senex tam stultus est ut epigrammata mea auferat
neque verba intellegat
hic senex tam stultus est ut epigrammata mea auferat
neque verba intellegat
Latin to English for 300Latin to English for 300
With these words having been With these words having been said by Martial, the audience said by Martial, the audience
laughed, applauded and chased laughed, applauded and chased the old man from the forum.the old man from the forum.
With these words having been With these words having been said by Martial, the audience said by Martial, the audience
laughed, applauded and chased laughed, applauded and chased the old man from the forum.the old man from the forum.
Martiale haec verba locuto, auditores rident, plaudunt,
senem e foro agitant.
Martiale haec verba locuto, auditores rident, plaudunt,
senem e foro agitant.
Latin to English for 400Latin to English for 400
I notice that all of the students work besides you.
I notice that all of the students work besides you.
animadverto omnes discipulos praeter te laborare.
animadverto omnes discipulos praeter te laborare.
Latin to English for 500Latin to English for 500
The neighbors think that my fields are empty.
The neighbors think that my fields are empty.
vicini putant agros meos vacuos esse.
vicini putant agros meos vacuos esse.
Grammar for 100(Select the verb written in present
subjunctive )
Grammar for 100(Select the verb written in present
subjunctive )
caveantcaveant
cavebunt, caveant, cavent, caverunt
cavebunt, caveant, cavent, caverunt
Grammar for 200 (Select the verb written in imperfect
subjunctive.)
Grammar for 200 (Select the verb written in imperfect
subjunctive.)
audiremaudirem
audiam, audirem audivissem, audivero
audiam, audirem audivissem, audivero
Grammar for 300 (name the tense, voice and mood)
Grammar for 300 (name the tense, voice and mood)
You all will reciteYou all will reciteYou all will reciteYou all will recite
recitabitis recitabitis
Grammar for 400 (name the tense, voice and mood)
Grammar for 400 (name the tense, voice and mood)
Perfect active Perfect active particpleparticple
Perfect active Perfect active particpleparticple
erubescens erubescens
Grammar for 500 (name the tense, voice and mood)
Grammar for 500 (name the tense, voice and mood)
Subjunctive imperfect active
Subjunctive imperfect active
convalesceremconvalesceremconvalesceremconvalescerem
Phrases 100Phrases 100
history is the tutor of life
history is the tutor of life
historia est vitae magistrahistoria est vitae magistra
Phrases 200Phrases 200
Friends, I have lost the day
Friends, I have lost the day
amici, diem perdidiamici, diem perdidi
Phrases 300Phrases 300
From a clear spring clear water flows
From a clear spring clear water flows
fonte puro pura defluit aqua
fonte puro pura defluit aqua
Phrases 400Phrases 400
a small spark ignites a big flame
a small spark ignites a big flame
parva scintilla saepe magnam flamam excitati
parva scintilla saepe magnam flamam excitati
Phrases 500Phrases 500
out of the mouth of out of the mouth of children (comes) truthchildren (comes) truth
out of the mouth of out of the mouth of children (comes) truthchildren (comes) truth
ex ore parvaulorum ex ore parvaulorum veritasveritas
ex ore parvaulorum ex ore parvaulorum veritasveritas
Culture for 100Culture for 100
auditorium auditorium
The rented hall for a public reading was called a(n)
_____.
The rented hall for a public reading was called a(n)
_____.
Culture for 200Culture for 200
Marcellus Marcellus
Augustus’ nephew, immortalized by the poet
Vergil, was _____.
Augustus’ nephew, immortalized by the poet
Vergil, was _____.
Culture for 300Culture for 300
They allowed him to publicize his work without the expense of
publishing many copies of his book
They allowed him to publicize his work without the expense of
publishing many copies of his book
Why were the public readings were important to
the author?
Why were the public readings were important to
the author?
Culture for 400Culture for 400
the writer’s friendsthe writer’s friends
The usual audience for a more comfortable first reading
might include the patron, his family, and _____.
The usual audience for a more comfortable first reading
might include the patron, his family, and _____.
Culture for 500Culture for 500
Name the good emperor who had a disease (and
drooled)
Name the good emperor who had a disease (and
drooled)
ClaudiusClaudiusTiberius Claudius Caesar
Augustus Germanicus
