EOC Preparation Reading 5: Poētae Māgnī Rōmae

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Rōmae sunt multī poētae. Multās fābulās Latīnē nārrant. Fābulās dē patriā et dē historiā patriae, fābulās praetextātās, Pācuvius et Ennius nārrant. Rōmānī fābulās Ennī et Pacuviī amant. Plautus et Terentius, duo poētae bonī, multās fābulās dē vītā virōrum et fēminārum, fābulās palliātās, nārrant. 
Dē gaudiō et dolōre, dē fortūnā bonā et malā nārrant. Plautus dīcit,“Deī virōs quasi pilās habent.” Rōmānī quoque fābulās Plautī et Terentiī amant. Multī Rōmānī fābulās praetextātās et fābulās palliātās in theātrō vident. Fābulās Pācuviī et Ennī nunc nōn habēmus, sed sex fābulās Terentiī et unam et vīgintī fābulās Plautī nunc habēmus.
Vocabulary
(Words not found in LNM 1 Chapters 1,2, and 3
dol·or ōris m sorrow, pain
fēmin·a –ae f woman
fortūn·a –ae f luck, fortune, destiny
gaudi·um -ī n joy
histori·a –ae f history
pil·a –ae f ball, football
Rōmae (loc) in Rome
theātr·um -ī n theater
vīt·a –ae f life
bon·us –a –um good
mal·us –a –um bad
mult·us –a –um much, pl many
palliāt·us –a –um dressed in a cloak like a Greek
praetext·us –a –um dressed in the Roman toga praetexta
sex six
ūnus et vīgintī twenty-one
dīcit (he/she/it) says
Latīnē adv in Latin
quasi adv as, as if
quoque adv also, too

Exercise 1:
Answer these questions from the story.

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What kind of stories did Ennius and Pacuvius tell?

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What kind of stories did Plautus and Terence tell?

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What subjects did Plautus and Terence cover?

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What did Plautus say about the gods?

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What did the Romans think of the plays of all four of these men?

Exercise 2:
Fill in the blank.

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Rōmānī _______ Ennī et Pacuviī amant. 

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Plautus et Terentius dē _______  virōrum et dē _______  nārrant.

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Nunc sex fābulās _______  habēmus. 

Rōmae sunt multī poētae. Multās fābulās Latīnē nārrant. Fābulās dē patriā et dē historiā patriae, fābulās praetextātās, Pācuvius et Ennius nārrant. Rōmānī fābulās Ennī et Pacuviī amant. Plautus et Terentius, duo poētae bonī, multās fābulās dē vītā virōrum et fēminārum, fābulās palliātās, nārrant. 
Dē gaudiō et dolōre, dē fortūnā bonā et malā nārrant. Plautus dīcit,“Deī virōs quasi pilās habent.” Rōmānī quoque fābulās Plautī et Terentiī amant. Multī Rōmānī fābulās praetextātās et fābulās palliātās in theātrō vident. Fābulās Pācuviī et Ennī nunc nōn habēmus, sed sex fābulās Terentiī et unam et vīgintī fābulās Plautī nunc habēmus.
Vocabulary
(Words not found in LNM 1 Chapters 1,2, and 3
dol·or ōris m sorrow, pain
fēmin·a –ae f woman
fortūn·a –ae f luck, fortune, destiny
gaudi·um -ī n joy
histori·a –ae f history
pil·a –ae f ball, football
Rōmae (loc) in Rome
theātr·um -ī n theater
vīt·a –ae f life
bon·us –a –um good
mal·us –a –um bad
mult·us –a –um much, pl many
palliāt·us –a –um dressed in a cloak like a Greek
praetext·us –a –um dressed in the Roman toga praetexta
sex six
ūnus et vīgintī twenty-one
dīcit (he/she/it) says
Latīnē adv in Latin
quasi adv as, as if
quoque adv also, too

Exercise 1:
Answer these questions from the story.

What kind of stories did Ennius and Pacuvius tell?

What kind of stories did Plautus and Terence tell?

What subjects did Plautus and Terence cover?

What did Plautus say about the gods?

What did the Romans think of the plays of all four of these men?

Exercise 2:
Fill in the blank.

Rōmānī _______ Ennī et Pacuviī amant. 

Plautus et Terentius dē _______  virōrum et dē _______  nārrant.

Nunc sex fābulās _______  habēmus. 