End of Chapter IV

According to line 1, what are Sabina and Julia doing at the start of the story? Walking through the streets Running to the forum They are in a crowd According to lines 1-2, is the forum busy? sic! non! nescio! Why did you say the forum is or is not busy? Which of the following is a correct translation of the phrase puellae templa spectant (line 2)? The girl looks at the temple The girls look at the temple. The girls look at the temples. According to line 4 who does Julia say is happy? Sabina The gods Herself Romans Why does Julia say they are happy? *remember they can be used as a singular or plural, this is not a hint at the correct answer. In line 5, who do the girls see? What are they asked? Which THREE of the following statements correctly convey what is described in lines 7-8? Sabina greets Lucilius. Lucilius is looking for a gift Sabina is celebrating her birthday. Sabina is looking for a birthday present for her father. Sabina and Julia are looking at the temples. Sabina sees Lucilius looking at the temples. Translate lines 10-11 (Sabīna rīdet. ‘nōs in Subūrā habitāmus,’ inquit puella. ‘nōs nōn sumus perterritae in Forō Rōmānō!’) Sabina laughs. ‘We live in the Subura,’ the girl says. ‘We are not terrified in the Roman Forum.' Write down and translate the word that suggests something happens unexpectedly (line 12) One point for the Latin word, one point for a correct translation What is the thing that happens unexpectedly? A horse runs through the forum An enslaved person runs through the forum Lucilus smiles Sabina smiles What TWO things is the enslaved man doing? One point for each action How does the enslaved man describe himself? Lucky Unlucky Loud Angry In lines 15-16, how does Julia help the enslaved man? Give full details. There are four possible points here. To get all four points I need exact details about what Julia does. In line 19, what does Julia say about the forum? It's completely dangerous It's mostly dangerous It's a little dangerous It's not dangerous Sort the verbs into groups based on who is doing the action Remember to pay attention to the ending of the verbs. The groups don't have even numbers. ego (I) quaerō sum tu (you sing) es habes ille (that one) adest clāmat respondet nos (we) spectāmus habitāmus sumus convenīmus vos (y'all) adestis estis habētis cūrātis illi (those ones) veniunt spectant sunt What is the case and number of templa in line 2 nom. (subject) sing acc. (object) sing nom. (subject) pl acc. (object) pl From the story above, give an example of a masculine word From the story above give an example of a feminine word From the story above give an example of a neuter gender word. What were the Lares? What was the Greek name of the goddess Vesta? What was the main duty of the Vestal Virgins? What new religion was beginning to infiltrate Rome and was beginning to cause social divisions among the Romans? In what month was the Vestalia celebrated? Imagine you are an ancient Roman and that you have worshipped the Roman gods all your life. Why do you think you might be anxious about the arrival of a new religion (Christianity)? The Romans did not separate religion from politics. What do you think are the consequences of having no separation between religion and politics? Match the Latin word with its English meaning You cannot use your vocabulary cards are this part. ad to adsum I am here deus, deum, m god dominus, dominum, m. master dōnum, dōnum, n gift laudō I praise nōs we parvus small perīculum, perīculum, n. danger Match the Latin word with its English meaning continued You cannotuse your vocabulary cards are this part. perterritus terrified puella, puellam, f girl quod because rēx, rēgem, m king Rōmānus Roman subitō suddenly templum, templum, n. temple teneō I hold tollō I raise up veniō I come vōs y'all Do you feel you met your goals? If no, what can you (and I) do better for the next chapter?