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

(01.08 LC)Match the English derivative to its definition. Laudation (from laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatus, -a, -um) [Term01] Fable (from fabula, fabulae, f.) [Term02] Habit (from habeo, habere, habui, habitus, -a, -um) [Term03] Admonition (from moneo, monere, monui, monitus, -a, -um) [Term04]

(02.03 LC)According to legend, where was the golden palace of Neptune, Amphitrite, and Triton located?

(02.03 LC)Which Latin verb best represents the image?Grandfather, boy, and apple

(01.03 LC)On the Via Sacra, in what temple did maidens store sacred objects and perform religious ceremonies?

(01.03 LC)According to legend, which king did Romulus make a peace treaty with on the Via Sacra?

(02.02 LC)Using the map as reference, what is the Latin name for Aventine Hill?Map of ancient Rome

(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 Sicilia?

(01.08 HC)Read the following passage and answer the question that follows.Feminae deas in Foro Romano laudant (line 1). Incolae in Foro Romano laborant (line 2). Deae feminas et incolas monent (line 3).In line 1, select the correct translation of the word feminae.

(02.07 LC)Around what year did the Roman Empire reach its height?