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1 Find the word on your card that doesn’t belong
Warmup Find the word on your card that doesn’t belong

2 Ingens Parvus Magnus Ferox

3 Caldarium Atrium Tepidarium Frigidarium

4 Dormiebat Portabat Contendit Salutabat

5 Cubiculum Sella Lectus Mensa

6 Clamat Ululat Pugnat Cantat Latrat

7 Coquus Mater Filius Pater Uxor

8 Canis Leo Serpens Cervus Feles

9 Amicis Ancillis Nuntios Mercatoribus Iuvenibus

10 Cenam Hortum Canem Ancillas Villam

11 Tablinum Forum Triclinium Atrium Cubiculum

12 Theatrum Fabula Gladiator Scaena Actor

13 Mercator Uxor Tonsor Actor Pictor

14 Cibus Stola Tunica Toga Anulus

15 Novacula Strigilis Hortus Gladius Stilus

16 Puellae Iuvenes Senes Femina Pueri

17 Hortus Forum Palaestra Lararium Peristylium

18 Fustis Vinum Panis Bibit Consumit

19 Retiarius Argentarius Murmillo Bestiarius Gladiator

20 Stabant Sedebant Servabant Vocant Ducebant

21 Ignavus Nuntius Iratus Benignus Occupatus

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