Latin I NLE/Exam Review

Poeta with his brother manet.

The horses' bridles were decorated with silver and gold.

The father of Romulus was

Many tourists love to visit Maine in the summer.

The farmer marked boundaries of his fields with rows of pine trees.

Ianua templi est open.

Romulus, where is your brother?

The hero Theseus slew the

The hero who slew Medusa and saved Andromeda from a sea-monster was

In his quest for the Golden Fleece, Jason was aided by

"Oh, women of Troy, tell us the fate of your city!"

According to mythology, the winter and summer seasons are a result of the story of

Please give the teacher your explanation.

The sacred geese saved the city in 392 B. C.

Gaius, Marcus, and Publius were common Roman

We shall go out of the garden.

With swords pugnant.

The senator is kept well informed of world affairs by his friends.

A Roman boy often went to the baths with his father.

The king's brother was a soldier in the Greek army.

They want to hear the Fleetwood Mac concert. "I took my love, took it down.."

Pluto, the brother of Jupiter, is the king of the underworld.

Pompeiian children used to write with a stylus.

The traditional mythological date for the founding of Rome was

An aged couple who were very hospitable to Mercury and Jupiter were

Have you read the laws of the 12 Tables?

The sons of citizens wear togas.

Est benignus to the gods.

Romulus was Rome's first king.

I always do my homework.

The river on which Rome is located is the

In the picture we saw Minerva and Diana, Roman goddesses.

Mare Nostrum was the Roman name for

I can tell you the story of Hercules' labors.

In classical times the toga was a garment worn by

They saw many temples.

Was the lictor able to carry the fasces in one hand?

Marcus est bonus man.

In a Roman villa the dining room was the

The Aegean sea was named for the father of

A Romance language which developed from Latin is

The Kalends of a Roman month was

A president pro tem holds office

In mythology, fire was brought down to mankind from Olympus by

Amor omnia vincit means

The mythological creature whose head was covered with serpents was

A mythological creature, half horse and half man, was a

The soccer team was on the field.

The Queen of Hades and the wife of Pluto was

A Roman boy was often accompanied to school by a