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Latin Final Test

Lesson 1-5 final test

QuestionAnswer
Offspring descendants
weak feeble
fight; argument quarrel
die perish
place of shelter refuge
With contempt scornfully
lowered in rank; disgraced degraded
period of rule reign
beautiful speech eloquence
next to; neighboring adjacent
statues statuary
flourishing prosperous
determined resolute
take goods by force plunder
Self-punishment to show remorse penance
Simple-minded person Simpleton
take vengeance on another avenge
expel from a place, as a punishment banish
Act of disloyalty toward one’s government treason
depressed; sad melancholy
council of old men who helped to rule Rome senate
noble people of Rome patricians
common people of Rome plebeians
the city of seven hills Rome
Roman police officer lictor
male seer or prophet augur
highest political office in the Republic consul
female prophetess sibyls
where public meetings were held Forum
monarchy Is a state ruled by a single and absolute monarch, such as a king
republic state ruled by an assembly of elected officials
what date was the founding of Rome by Romulus (beginning of the Monarchy) 753 B.C.
What was the date of the founding of Republic (End of the Monarchy) 510 B.C.
Who was the first king of Rome? Romulus
mother of Romulus and Remus Sylvia
her suicide after Sextus’ attack began a revolt Lucretia
Raised by a she-wolf Romulus and Remus
led the revolution to overthrow the monarchy Junius Brutus
hill on which Romulus began his city Palatine Hill
open or closed door indicated war or peace temple of janus
large racetrack built by Tarquin Circus Maximus
holy books bought by Tarquin Superbus sibylline books
Created by: Emmalyn Cruse
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