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Question 1

Celebrated for boys on the ninth day after birth.

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Dies Lustricus

Question 2

During this period, babies were called Pupa.

Answer 2

Primorida

Question 3

Boy’s adornment

Answer 3

Wore a Bulla to protect against the evil eye.

Question 4

Established the town of Ostia.

Answer 4

Ancus Marcius

Question 5

Ordered the construction of the Pons Sublicius (first bridge).

Answer 5

Ancus Marcius

Question 6

Wife of Tarquinius Priscus, prophesied his rise to kingship.

Answer 6

Tanaquil

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Chosen as king over Tarquinius’ children.

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Servius Tullius

Question 8

Won the 3v3 fight against Alba Longa, killed his sister for mourning the enemy.

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Horatius

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Fight took place during the reign of Tullus Hostilius.

Answer 9

Horatii vs Curiatii

Question 10

Created the genre of Fabulae Praetextae.

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Gnaeus Navius

Question 11

His poem Bellum Punicum covered the First Punic War.

Answer 11

Gnaeus Navius

Question 12

The father of Latin literature,

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Livius Andronicus

Question 13

Translated Homer’s Odyssey as the Odussia

Answer 13

Livius Andronicus

Question 14

Written in Saturnian meter.

Answer 14

Livius Andronicus

Question 15

Wrote Andria, Adelphi, Eunuchus, and Heauton Timorumenos.

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Terence

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author from Carthage.

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Terence

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known for Menaechmi.

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Plautus

Question 18

Carried aegis (shield)

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Athena

Question 19

Born from Zeus’ head

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Athena

Question 20

God of wine/theater

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Dionysus

Question 21

Born from Zeus’ thigh

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Dionysus

Question 22

Carries thyrsus (staff)

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Dionysus

Question 23

The Fates

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Clotho, Atropos, Lachesis

Question 24

The Horae

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Dike, Eirene, Eunomia

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The Cyclopes

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Arges, Brontes, Steropes

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Niobe

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Niobe: Turned into a weeping rock for boasting over Leto.

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Io

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Io: Transformed into a cow by Zeus, tormented by Hera

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Lycaon

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Lycaon: Fed his children to Zeus, transformed into a wolf.

Question 29

Callisto

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Callisto: Turned into a bear for her relationship with Zeus.

Question 30

Hecuba

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Hecuba: Queen of Troy, turned into a dog.

Question 31

Ante:

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Origin of words like advance, ancient, etc.

Question 32

Obey:

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Derived from the Latin root meaning to follow commands.

Question 33

Essay:

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Comes from Latin meaning a short piece of writing.

Question 34

Caput

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is the root for words like cabbage, precipice, and chapter but not captive.

Question 35

Cura

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is the root for words like proxy, assure, and scour but not glare.

Question 36

Coquo

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is the root for biscuit, apricot, and terra cotta but not miscreant.

Question 37

Connecticut:

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Qui transtulit sustinet – He who came across holds up.

Question 38

California:

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Eureka (the only Greek motto) - I have found it

Question 39

New York:

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Excelsior - Upwards
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Question 40

Maine:

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Dirigo - I lead

Question 41

Virginia:

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Sic semper tyrannis – Thus always to tyrants.

Question 42

West Virginia

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: Montani semper liberi – Mountaineers are always free

Question 43

Harvard:]

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Motto: Veritas.

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University of Georgia:

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Motto: Et docere et rerum exquirere causas – To teach and to inquire into the causes of things.

Question 45

Yale: Motto:

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Lux et Veritas – Light and Truth.

Question 46

First Declension:

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Includes words like puella, femina, ancilla.

Question 47

Second Declension:

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Example words might include amicus, servus, dominus.

Question 48

Third Declension:

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Example words might include rex, mater, canis.