Short Answer bk 5

  (1)            Caecilius ad thermas venit. argentarius, postquam apodyterium(2)       intravit, servo togam tradidit. subito Caecilius Milonem in tepidario(3)       conspexit, ubi athleta amicis discum ostendebat. Milo, quod Caecilium(4)       vidit, ad argentarium celeriter cucurrit et iratus clamavit,(5)             furcifer! filius tuus statuam meam heri percussit. nunc statua mea(6)       nasum fractum habet.(7)            Caecilius et Milo togas induerunt et ad palaestram ambulaverunt, ubi(8)       statuam inspexerunt. in palaestra erant multi cives qui discos emittebant.(9)       eheu! discus Milonem percussit. nunc athleta ipse nasum fractum habuit! Where does Caecilius see Milo, the athlete?

Using vocabulary that you know from the book and your vocab lists, write a sentence in Latin that contains the following: a nominative subject (singular or plural) an accusative direct object (singular or plural) a dative indirect object (singular or plural) a PERFECT tense verb (match it to your subject!) Submit your FOUR word Latin sentence and its English translation in your answer.

What is the Latin word for a foot or paw?

Where might a lion live?

Match each Latin verb to the correct meaning.

Match each sentence to the correct translation based on the irregular adjective in it.

Culture: Gladiators Pretend you are an ancient Roman and today is a holiday. You are headed to the amphitheater for a full day of gladiatorial games! Write a paragraph telling me about your day at the amphitheater. Show me what you learned about the Roman practice of gladiator games in your paragraph. Consider including information about: the amphitheater the sponsor the spectators the gladiators and their weapons the types of fights you watched or their outcomes

Match each hero to the woman/women in his life.

Match each hero to the symbol often associated with him.