Latin 1st 9 Weeks Test - Cody Barton | Library

Instructions

Take your time and good luck. 

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What is the Latin word for 'he loves'?

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What is the Latin word for 'water'?

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Which Latin word translates to 'earth' in English?

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What is the English translation of 'sub'?

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In the sentence 'Persicum est in aqua', the term 'aqua' is used to denote fire. True or false?

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The Latin word 'Puer' translates to door in English.

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'Canis' is the Latin term for fish.

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'Amicus' is the Latin word for 'enemy'

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'Lupus' is Latin for 'wolf'

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Match the Latin verbs to their translation.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
legit		writes
scribit		reads
ambulat		walks
habitat		builds
aedificat		lives
sedet		sits

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Match the Latin word to its English translation.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
ad		with
cum		while
et		and
dum		is
est		are
sunt		to, from

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Match the proper adjective

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
bad		laeta
mad		iratus
bene		malum
happy		good

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Match the Latin words with their English meanings.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
magister		teacher
villa		friend
amica		hello
salve		house

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Latin number septem is expressed how in Arabic numerals?

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Do the addition. Answer with Arabic numerals. quinque et duodeviginti sunt

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The Roman numeral XIV refers to what number?

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III et XL

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Which of these are nouns? Select all that apply.

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What is the Latin word for 'he/she/it walks'?

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What is the English translation for the Latin word 'puer'?

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What is the plural form of the Latin word 'dominus'?

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What does the Latin verb 'est' mean in English?

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What is the Latin word for tree?

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What is the Latin word for 'student'?

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What does the Latin word 'ecce' translate to in English?

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What is the Latin word for farmer?

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Which of the following is the Latin word for 'slave'?

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Identify the Latin word for 'female servant'.

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What does 'Deus' translate to from Latin?

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Match the month with the origin of their name.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
June		named for a Roman god of doorways and beginnings
January		named for its inventor's mentor
August		a ruler created this month in honor of himself to make the seasons even
July		named for the goddess Hera