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What part of speech do person and number pertain to?
Verb
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What part of speech do declension and case pertain to?
Noun
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signum
Sign, seal, signal
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Accusat
accuses, is accusing
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ambulat
walks, is walking
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intrat
enters, is entering
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probat
Proves, is proving
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ita vero!
Yes! Yes indeed! You bet!
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discedit
Leaves, is leaving
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Tradit
Hands over, is handing over
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ego negotium ego
I do business, I work
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Emit
Give Def. and Latin derivative
To send out, give off
e, ex
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Impecunious
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Poor
Pecunia
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Provoke
Give Def. and Latin derivative
To arouse to action, vocat
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Vendor
Give Def. and Latin derivative
One who sells. Vendit.
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Agent
Give Def. and Latin derivative
one who acts for another; Agit
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Egress
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Exit; e
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significant
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Having a meaning; Signum
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inquisitation
Give Def. and Latin derivative
an official investigation; inquit/quaerit
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Judicious
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Having sound judgement; iudex
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insatiable
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Unable of being satisfied; satis
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mendacious
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Lying; Mendax
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vocation
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A profession or calling; vocat
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query
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A question; quaerit
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Negotiate
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Do business; negotium
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ceraceous
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Waxy; Cera
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terrify
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Frighten; perterritus
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agenda
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A list of things to be done; agit
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annular
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Shaped like a ring; anulus
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Pecuniary
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Having to do with money; pecunia
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egocentric
Give Def. and Latin derivative
overconcerned with oneself; ego
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to evoke
Give Def. and Latin derivative
To call forth, to summon; e
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Vending
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Selling; vendit
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egotist
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A person who is self-centered
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convocation
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A group of people summoned; vocat
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concoction
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Something prepared by mixing ingredients, an invention or contrivance; coquit
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Tribunal
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A seat or court of justice; tribulal
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signet
Give Def. and Latin derivative
A seal used on a document; signum
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precocious
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Characterized by early development; coquit
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to inquire
Give Def. and Latin derivative
To ask a question; inquit
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avocation
Give Def. and Latin derivative
an activity engaged in usually for enjoyment; vocat
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revocable
Give Def. and Latin derivative
capable of being canceled or repealed; vocat
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Egotistical
Give Def. and Latin derivative
Vain, boastful, or opinionated; ego
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Name the declension and case for the following noun
Cena
First, nom.
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Melissam
First, Acc.
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Name the declension and case for the following noun
Mensa
First acc.
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Quintum
Second, acc.
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Caecilius
Second, nom.
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Leo
Third, Nom.
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Tonsorem
Third, acc.
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Senem
Third, accusative
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Name the person and number of the following verb
Vocat
First person singular
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Name the person and number of the following verb
Inquint
Third person plural
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Name the person and number of the following verb
Sumus
First plural
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Vides
Second singular
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Cantis
Second plural
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Tondet
Third person singular
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Recite the verb of being
Sum, es, est, sumus, estis, sunt.
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A predicate nominative follows a what?
A verb of being
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An object of the preposition follows a what?
A preposition
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What two parts of speech are nominative?
Subject and predicate nominative
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What two parts of speech are accusative?
Direct object and object of the preposition
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Which word is the direct object?
tu Hermogenem accusas sed tu rem non probas!
Hermogenem
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Which word is the object of the direct object?
Cur tu hodie ad basillicam venit?
Basillicam
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Which word is the predicate nominative?
Tu, Hermogenes, es mendax
Mendax
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Which word is the subject?
Iudex basillicam intrat
Iudex
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Translate
Surgis et e taberna curris
You get up and run from the shop
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What are the verb endings?
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Reddit
He/she/it gives back
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What are the three major purposes of the forum in Pompeii?
Commercial, administrative, and religious. (Business, government, religion)
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What were the dimensions of the forum?
156 yards by 42 yards
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What were three different kinds of statues found in the forum?
Members of Popeii who gave a distinguished amount of help, members of the emperor's family, and of the emperors.
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What did the colonnade provide shelter from?
Heat of the sun in the summer and rain in the winter
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How did people enter the forum?
Using the bronze gates at the end of the forum
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List the buildings in the forum clockwise
Jupiter, Market, Temple, Eumacia's cloth worker's place, polling stations, Municiple offices, basillica, Apollo, vegetable market/public bathrooms
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How was information disseminated among the people?
Painted on the side of buildings
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Aedile
the official who was responsible for policing
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Tribulal
a platform used for speeches and announcements
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duoviri
senior officials in charge of laws
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List five religious shrines around the temple
Temple of Lares, Roman emperors, Apollo, Jupiter, Venus
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What was the only foreign goddess with a shrine in the forum?
Isis
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Why was Venus important to the people of Pompeii?
They believed she took special interest in their town
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What were the two types of markets around the forum?
Ones with permanent stalls, and others with temporary stalls
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Why was the clothworker's place so large?
Because it was one of the most prosperous businesses of Pompeii
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What were three possible reasons for the municiple offices?
treasury, record office, meeting hall
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What were the two major functions of the basilica?
For hearing lawsuits and a meeting place for businessmen
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E pluribus unum
Out of many one
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Cave canem
Beware of the dog
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Alma Mater
Nourishing mother
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Ave atque vale
Hail and fairwell
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Pater familias
Father of the family
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Anno domini
In the year of the lord
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Magna cum laude
With great praise
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Summa cum laude
With greatest praise
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Et tu, Brute?
And you, Brutus?
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Errare est humanum
To err is human
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