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Latin 3/15 Vocab Quiz

Verbs, Prepositions, Roman Myths, Nouns, Dates, Historical figures/places, Numerals, Quotes (Without any macrons) (IR standing for an irregular verb)

  • Mitto, mittere

    To send

  • Fero, fers

    IR To carry

  • Duco, ducere

    To lead

  • Possum, posse

    To be able

  • Propter/Ob

    On account of

  • Quoque

    Also

  • Neque...neque

    Neither...nor

  • Non solum...sed etiam

    Not only...but also

  • Quomodo

    How

  • Prope

    Near

  • Oppidum

    Town

  • Quamquam

    Although

  • Subito

    Suddenly

  • Statim

    Immediately

  • Et...et

    Both...and

  • Saepe

    Often

  • Hic, haec

    This, these

  • Ad

    To

  • Ille, illa

    That

  • Sed

    But

  • Quod

    Because

  • Laudo, laudare

    To praise

  • Servo, servare

    To save

  • Alii...alii

    Some...others

  • Brevi tempore

    For a short time

  • Aut...aut

    Either...or

  • Volo, velle

    IR To want

  • Sequor

    To follow

  • Loquor

    To speak

  • Arbitror

    To think

  • Gradior

    To step

  • Alea iacta est

    The die is cast

  • Modus Operandi

    Way of working

  • Basilica

    Court house

  • Coloseum

    Gladiator fights

  • Circus Maximus

    Chariot racing

  • Cloaca Maxima

    Sewer

  • Curia

    Senate house

  • Rostra

    Speaking platform

  • Ceres

    Demeter, goddess of harvest

  • Caveat Emptor

    Buyer Beware

  • Baucis & Philemon

    An old couple, fed Mercury and Jupiter

  • Jupiter

    Zeus, god of sky

  • Juno

    Hera, goddess of marriage

  • Pluto

    Hades, god of underworld

  • Neptune

    Poseidon, god of sea

  • Mars

    Ares, god of war

  • Minerva

    Athena, goddess of wisdom

  • Mercury

    Hermes, god of messengers

  • Bacchus

    Dionysus, god of revelry

  • Venus

    Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty

  • Vulcan

    Hephaestus, god of forge

  • Janus

    Janus, two faced roman god of doors

  • Diana

    Artemis, goddess of the hunt

  • Apollo

    Apollo, god of sun

  • Orpheus

    Son of Apollo and a muse, went to underworld to get his girlfriend

  • Perseus

    Son of Zeus, killed Medusa, rescued Andromeda

  • Theseus

    Slayed the Minotaur

  • Bellum

    War

  • Facio, facere

    To make

  • Ago, agere

    To do

  • Vir

    Man

  • Flumen

    River

  • Hostes

    Enemies

  • Pulchra

    Beautiful

  • Eo, ire

    IR To go

  • Cum

    With

  • Sine

    Without

  • Per

    Through

  • Inter

    Between

  • A

    By

  • Ab

    From

  • E/ex

    Out of

  • De

    About, down from

  • Post

    After

  • Scio, scire

    To know

  • Maneo, manere

    To stay, remain

  • Habeo, habere

    To have

  • Teneo, tenere

    To hold

  • Clamo, clamare

    To shout

  • Auxilium

    Help

  • Urbs

    City

  • Triclinium

    Dining room

  • Cubiculum

    Bedroom

  • Hortus

    Garden

  • Atrium

    Main room

  • Tablinium

    Study

  • Culina

    Kitchen

  • Aeneas

    Son of Venus, Trojan war hero, ancestor of Romans

  • Romulus

    Founder of Rome

  • Horatius

    Roman soldier, defended bridge into Rome

  • Scaevola

    Roman soldier, burned his hand

  • Augustus

    First Roman Emperor

  • Nero

    Bad Emperor of Rome, started the Great Fire of Rome

  • Hannibal

    Carthaginian general who fought during the Second Punic War

  • 753 BC

    Year Rome was founded

  • 476 AD

    Year Rome fell

  • 509 BC

    Year Republic started

  • 79 AD

    Year Vesuvius erupted

  • Ut

    So that