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Stage 7 Test & Culture Review

Stage 7 Test & Culture Review. 85 questions Reading Passage (11 lines) 10 m/c comprehension questions 10 matching – id the character ( Caecilius , Clemens, Decens , Felix, Grumio , Melissa, Metella , Pugnax , Quintus, versipellis ) 10 id the verb tense (present, imperfect, perfect)

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Stage 7 Test & Culture Review

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  1. Stage 7 Test & Culture Review • 85 questions • Reading Passage (11 lines) • 10 m/c comprehension questions • 10 matching – id the character (Caecilius, Clemens, Decens, Felix, Grumio, Melissa, Metella, Pugnax, Quintus, versipellis) • 10 id the verb tense (present, imperfect, perfect) • 10 id the correct translation of the Latin verb • 10 derivatives m/c • 10 culture T/F • 8 choose the correct Latin word to fill in the blank • 5 match the subject (sing .or pl.) to the verb (sing. or pl.) • 7 identify the noun (nominative sing. or pl.; accusative sing.) OR identify the verb (present, imperfect, perfect singular or plural) • 5 derivative matching

  2. Stage 7 Culture • 1. Where did the Romans bury their dead? • The practice of cremation was popular in Roman times. The ashes would then be placed in a cremation urn. The urns would be placed in tombs located just outside of town by the side of the road. • 2. Why did they do it that way? • The tombs could be seen & admired there. • 3. Where are the tombs at Pompeii? • On the roads that go north from the Herculaneum Gate & south from the Nuceria Gate. • 4. What did the tombs represent? • Some were grand & impressive & looked like small houses; others were plain & simple.

  3. Stage 7 Culture • 5. What were 3 common customs for the people to do to the tombs? • Tombs were decorated so that the dead could in some way continue the activities of the living. They were often surrounded by gardens or decorated with garlands of flowers • The dead would be supplied with the things they used in life…toys for children, a mirror for a woman, etc. • Tombs were looked after so that the ghosts of the dead would not come back and haunt the living. • 6. What did the Romans think that the ghosts would do if they were not buried properly? • They could be dangerous.

  4. Stage 7 Culture • 12. What two conditions did the ghosts experience and therefore what two things would they need? • The dead were lonely and did not lead a happy existence. • Therefore, in order to help them forget their unhappiness, their tombs were decorated and they were given two festivals per year. • Ghosts were thought to be hungry and had to be fed. Their favorite drink was blood (yuk) but wine was often substituted. • At one of the festivals, the families would remember the parents and relatives who had died. • At the other, they performed rites to exorcise any ghosts from their houses who might be lonely or hungry (creepy).

  5. Stage 7 Culture • 18. What were 2 beliefs commonly held about the Underworld? • The good would live happily forever in the Elysian Fields & the evil would be punished for their crimes in Tartarus • 19. Who were Tityus and the daughters of Danaus? • Tityus was punished by having his liver picked out & Danaus’s daughters were condemned to carry water forever in pots with holes in the bottom • 20. Did people in the first century A.D. believe in these stories? • No, but they did use them in their art and literature. • 22. Who said that "when a man died, the breath that gave him life dissolved into thin air and was lost forever?“ • There were a few who believed in this philosophy of Epicurus, who taught that there was no life after death.

  6. CHARACTER IDENTIFICATION Ubi et quisestDecens? Decensabest. Decensest amicus. QuisDecentem per urbemquasivit? Clemens per urbemquasivit. QuisestPugnax? Pugnaxerat gladiator. Pugnaxest umbra. Quisestversipellis? centurioestversipellis. Quisaprumnecavit? Quintus aprumnecavit et Felicemservavit.

  7. TENSE IDENTIFICATION & TRANSLATIONa=present b=imperfect c=perfect Conspicit Conspexit Conspiciebat Conspicit = a = He, she, it catches sight of Conspexit = c = He, she, it caught sight of Conspiciebat = b = He, she, it was catching sight of

  8. SUBJECT AND VERB MATCHING Dominaancillam______. a. laudavit b. laudaverunt Dominaancillamlaudavit. Venalicii ad urbem____. a. festinavit b. festinaverunt Venalicii ad urbemfestinaverunt. What is the noun case and number of “domina” and “venalicii”? Domina = Nom. Sing. Venalicii = Nom. Pl. What is the noun case of ancillam and urbem? Accusative

  9. VERB TENSE AND NUMBER erat imperfect sing. He, she, it was. desperabant Imperfect pl. They were despairing. dixerunt Perfect pl. They said.

  10. VOCABULARY VOCABULARYVOCABULARY FUR THEIF LUNA MOON VENATOR HUNTER CIBUM FOOD IN CAELO IN THE SKY

  11. CULTURE & DERIVATIVES! • BE FAMILIAR WITH PAGES 115-118 • WORD STUDY FOR YOUR REVIEW, P. 119

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