(01.02 MC)Listen to the audio, and then answer the question that follows.Which Latin word in the audio is a cognate of the English word “orbit”?

(01.07 LC)What was the name of the place on the Roman roads where the Romans could trade out their horse for a new horse?

The health care provider orders gabapentin 15 mg / kg / day in three divided doses. The patient weighs 88 lb. The drug available is gabapentin 250mg/tsp. How many milliliters will the nurse give per dose?. 

(01.01 MC)Read the following passage and answer the question that follows.Italia, Germania, Hispania et Gallia sunt in Europa. Africa non est in Europa. Italia est patria in Europa. Roma est urbs in Italia. Tiberis est rivus in Italia. Sunt multae insulae in Europa. Insulae sunt in aqua. Britannia est insula. Etiam Corsica, Sardinia, Sicilia, et Creta sunt insulae prope Italiam.From the context of the Latin passage, what is the English cognate of the word Britannia?

(01.02 LC)In the Roman Forum, which structure did the Roman emperor Titus open in 80 BCE?

(01.08 MC)Select the Latin noun form that best completes the statement, as indicated by the English translation.Feminae ________ habent. (The women hold the girls.)

(01.01 LC)Who are Jupiter’s sisters?

(01.06 MC)How do you write “the goddesses” in the Latin Nominative, plural form?

(01.08 LC)Which profession was Ovid best known for?

(01.02 LC)In the Roman Forum, which temple once served as a meeting place for the Senate?