Cambridge Latin Course Book 1 - Vocab Checklist 3
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Word #1 ad
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To
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And
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So
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Because
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All these words are from the school latin textbook Cambridge Latin Course Book 1 and the vocab checklis. Number 3.
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Word #2 bibit
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Drinks
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Swims
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Eats
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Runs
Correct Answer
A. DrinksExplanation
The word "bibit" is not a recognizable English word, but the word "drinks" is a common English word that means consuming liquids. Since the question asks for the correct answer, it can be inferred that "drinks" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Circumspectat
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Watches
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Waits for
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Looks around
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Looks for
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A. Looks aroundExplanation
The word "circumspectat" is a Latin verb that means "looks around" or "observes carefully." Therefore, the correct answer is "looks around."Rate this question:
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Word no 4 clamat
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Door
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Talks
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Clumsy
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Shouts
Correct Answer
A. ShoutsExplanation
The word "clamat" does not exist in the English language, so it is likely a misspelling or a typo. The correct word in this context is "shouts," which means to speak loudly and forcefully.Rate this question:
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Word no 5 ecce
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Watch
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Look
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Look out!
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Watch out!
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A. Look -
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Word no 6 et
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With
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And
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So
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Because
Correct Answer
A. AndExplanation
The word "and" is used to connect two words or phrases that are similar or related to each other. It indicates that both words or phrases are being included in the same context or situation. In this case, "and" is likely being used to connect two ideas or pieces of information that are being presented together.Rate this question:
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Word no 7 exit
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Leaves
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Goes Out
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Exits
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Bye bye!
Correct Answer
A. Goes OutExplanation
The word "exit" means to leave or go out from a place or situation. In this context, "Goes Out" is the most appropriate synonym for "exit" as it accurately captures the meaning of leaving or going out. The other options, such as "leaves" and "Exits", also convey a similar meaning but "Goes Out" is a more commonly used phrase to describe the action of leaving. "bye bye!" is not a synonym for "exit" and does not fit the context.Rate this question:
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Exspectat
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Expects
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Waits for
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Needs
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So
Correct Answer
A. Waits forExplanation
The word "exspectat" is a Latin verb that means "he/she/it waits for." Therefore, the correct answer is "Waits for."Rate this question:
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True or False.. ianua means fence
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Ianua means
DOORRate this question:
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Iratus is the correct word for
Correct Answer
IrritatedExplanation
if you got it wrong, it may just be a spelling mistake- this is very sensitive!!
IRRITATEDRate this question:
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Leo means
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Tigar
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Lion
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Leopard
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Roar
Correct Answer
A. LionExplanation
The word "leo" refers to the animal "lion".Rate this question:
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Non means
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No
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Yes
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Not
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Is
Correct Answer
A. NotExplanation
The word "non" is used as a prefix in English to indicate negation or absence. It is similar in meaning to "not." Therefore, the correct answer "not" is the most appropriate choice as it aligns with the definition and usage of "non" in the English language.Rate this question:
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True or false, the word portat means transports
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The word PORTAT means CARRIESRate this question:
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Respondet
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Replies
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Responds
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Waits for a response
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Is bored
Correct Answer
A. RepliesExplanation
The word "replies" is the correct answer because it is the most appropriate and logical response to the given options. The other options do not align with the context of the question, as "respondet" is not a recognized English word, "responds" is too general and does not specify what is being responded to, "waits for a response" implies inaction rather than actively engaging in a conversation, and "is bored" is unrelated to the concept of responding. Therefore, "replies" is the only suitable choice.Rate this question:
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Is is true or false that ridet means Laughs / smiles
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The correct answer is true because "ridet" is a Latin word that translates to "laughs" or "smiles" in English.Rate this question:
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Salvé
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Hello
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Welcome
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Good Morning
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Good Afternoon
Correct Answer
A. HelloExplanation
The given answer "Hello" is the most appropriate response because it is a common greeting used to acknowledge someone's presence or to initiate a conversation. The other options, "Salvé", "Welcome", "Good Morning", and "Good Afternoon" are also greetings, but "Hello" is the most universally recognized and commonly used greeting in English.Rate this question:
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Surgit
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Arrives
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Gets Up
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Stands
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Sits
Correct Answer
A. Gets UpExplanation
The word "Surgit" is a Latin verb that means "rises" or "gets up". Therefore, the correct answer is "Gets Up", as it is the most accurate translation of the given word.Rate this question:
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Taberna = Shop
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement "Taberna = Shop" is true. Taberna is a Latin word that translates to "shop" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is True.Rate this question:
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Videt
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Sees
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Looks at
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Spots
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Yes
Correct Answer
A. SeesExplanation
The word "Videt" is a Latin verb that translates to "sees" in English. It is used to describe the action of visually perceiving something. Therefore, "sees" is the correct answer as it accurately corresponds to the meaning of "Videt" in English.Rate this question:
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Vinum
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Orange Squash
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Wine
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Beer
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Apple Juice
Correct Answer
A. WineExplanation
The given list consists of different types of beverages. Among them, wine is the correct answer because it is the only alcoholic beverage mentioned. The other options, such as orange squash, beer, and apple juice, are non-alcoholic beverages.Rate this question:
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