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National Latin Exam 2015

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40 Nsɛmmisa
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1.

Which animal has four legs?

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2.

What animal is associated with the founding of Rome?

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3.

Which deity do the symbols on this coin represent?

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4.

The Latin phrase ita vērō is the opposite of

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5.

What main room of a Roman house had an impluvium and compluvium as well as a shrine to the household gods?

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6.

What is the Latin for “in God we hope,” the motto of Brown University?

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7.

Cleopatra was multilingual.

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Where would a Roman go to shop, to socialize, and to hear speeches?

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Gallia is on the map in the area numbered

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10.

Graecia is on the map in the area numbered

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In the abbreviation A.D., the letter “A” stands for the Latin word

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12.

The farmers could not inhabit the rocky coastal area.

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Alexandrīa magnum forum habet.

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Multī virī et fēminae forum vīsitant quod hodiē caelum est pulchrum.

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15.

Virī et fēminae ex multīs patriīs veniunt

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16.

Multās linguās audiunt.

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17.

Multī virī Graecī in Forō laetē labōrant.

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18.

Duo puerī inter virōs ambulant.

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19.

Puerī virōs barbarōs et virōs Rōmānōs vident

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20.

Ūnus vir ex silvīs Germāniae venit.

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21.

Vir Germānicus est īrātus

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22.

Senātor virum Germānicum vituperābat.

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23.

Vir ā senātōre ad templum properāre temptat.

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24.

Vacca sacra ante templum stat.

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25.

Vir post vaccam _____ stat, et senātor virum nōn videt.

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26.

Sed duo puerī virum vident.

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27.

Puerī sunt fīliī senātōris

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28.

Duo puerī senātōri virum mōnstrant.

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29.

“Spectā virum! Ex forō properat!” puerī clāmant.

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30.

“Ego tē moneō. Manē!” senātor virō clāmat. A) We B) I C) You D) Me

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31.

In lines 1-2, the German man is being chased by

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32.

In line 2, the man is caught by

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33.

In line 3, the man fights with

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34.

In lines 3-4, what draws the attention of the crowd?

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35.

In lines 3-4, the man is afraid because he A) was surrounded by a crowd B) fell to the ground C) disturbed the sacred cow

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36.

In lines 4-5, the man tries to escape by

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37.

In lines 7-8, the senator is angry because the man

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38.

In lines 9-11, one of the sons is

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39.

In lines 10-11, the son wants his father to

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40.

Based on line 12 of the story, what likely happens next?