3. Vocabulary

4. Nouns

5. Verbs

6. Deities

7. Miscellaneous

8. Comprehension

9. $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Vocabulary NounsVerbsDeities Miscellaneous Comprehension

10. Quid est verbum: gratitude, influence

11. Who is gratia, gratiae?

12. Quid est verbum: help, aid

13. Who is auxilium, auxili?

14. Quid est verbum: hasten, hurry

15. What is maturo, matur ā re?

16. Quid est verbum: weapons

17. What arma, armorum?

18. Quid est verbum: harmony

19. What is concordia, concordiae?

20. Name of underlined prepositional phrase: We ran quickly out of the field.

21. What is ablative of place from which?

22. Case of underlined word: We gave grain to our horse.

23. What is dative (of indirect object)?

24. Case of underlined noun: We moved grain to our horse.

25. What is accusative (of place to which)?

26. Latin form for underlined noun: The family’s town was wide.

27. What is familiae?

28. Latin form of underlined noun: Tullius, march to Rome!

29. What is Tulli? (vocative case)

30. Translation of erimus

31. What is “we shall/will be”?

32. Translation of sentence: Oppidum fuit latum.

33. What is “The town was/has been wide”?

34. Translation of underlined: Ad oppidum maturare debemus.

35. What is “we ought to hurry/hasten”?

36. Translation of sentence: The prisoner will be free.

37. What is Captivus erit liber?

38. Translation: Navigare amavistis.

39. What is “you loved to sail”?

40. I am the Greek god with a winged cap, winged sandals, and a caduceus.

41. Who is Hermes?

42. I am the Greek deity that had an image of Medusa’s head on a shield, which is known as the aegis.

43. Who is Athena?

44. The Greek god whose domain Cerberus guards

45. Who is Hades?

46. Roman goddess of grain

47. Who is Ceres?

48. Roman goddess of the hunt and chastity

49. Who is Diana?

51. I am the Greek goddess of marriage. The peacock was one of my symbols.

52. Who is Hera?

53. Case, number and use of underlined noun: Litterīs victoriam nuntiamus.

54. What is ablative of means? (We announce a victory with a letter.)

55. Case, number and use of underlined noun: I will give money to a friend.

56. What is dative of indirect object, singular? (Amicō pecuniam donabo.)

57. Case, number and use of underlined noun: I will move money to a house.

58. What is accusative of place to which, singular? (Pecuniam ad casam movebo.)

59. Case, number and use of underlined noun: Marce, ubi es?

60. What is vocative singular, noun of address? (Marcus, where are you?)

61. Responde: Quis est Romana dea bellī?

62. Who is Minerva? (Who is the Roman goddess of war?)

63. Read the sentence. Then, respond. Graeci et Troiani decem annos puganverunt. Length of war

64. What is ten years?

65. Read, and then respond. Graeci equum paraverunt et Minervae donaverunt. Recipient to whom horse was given

66. Who is Minerva?

67. Read, and then respond. Vir nuntiavit: “Nolite movere equum in oppidum!” Command of a man

68. What is: “Do not move the horse into town!”

69. Read, and then respond. Ulixes, clarus Graecus, consilium in animo habuit. Ulysses

70. What famous Greek has a plan? OR Who has a plan in mind?

72. Translation of Sociōs Graecōs signō evocavit.

73. What is He summoned his Greek comrades with a signal?