Lectio I Review

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Lectio I Review

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Final Jeopardy
Heroes I
Heroic Phrases
Anything Goes
Countries
Languages
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I left a destroyed Troy to look for a new life in
Italy and to become the ancestor of the Romans.
Aeneas
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Romulus and Remus killed their evil uncle to put
me back on the throne of Alba
grandfather, Numitor
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How did Horatius protect Rome?
He kept enemies from crossing a bridge into the
city.
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Julius Caesar was murdered because he held which
office for life?
Dictator
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What does the title Augustus mean?
honored one
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Peace be with you
Pax tecum
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I am Roman
Romanus sum
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I love Rome
Romam amo
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DAILY DOUBLE
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Goodbye, Troy hello, Italy!
Vale, Troia salve, Italia!
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I came, I saw, I conquered
Veni, vidi, vici
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Octavian Augustus position in the new Roman
government
emperor
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The special name for the exact date on which
Julius Caesar was killed.
The Ides of March
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Aeneas mother
the goddess Venus
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Mucius nickname meaning Lefty
Scaevola
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The river in Rome across which Horatius swam in
full armor.
Tiber
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The ancient equivalent of Germany
Germania
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The ancient equivalent of Spain
Hispania
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The ancient equivalent of Egypt
Aegyptus
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The modern equivalent of Gallia
France
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The modern equivalent of Roman Asia
Turkey
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The term for languages that came from Latin
Romance
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2 modern languages that developed from Germanic
English and German
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In what way did Latin words enter English
INDIRECTLY?
William the Conqueror from Normandy brought
French, a Latin-based language, to England
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How did Latin words enter English DIRECTLY?
Latin words came directly to English from the
church, law, and education.
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Name the 5 Romance languages
French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Rumanian
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FINAL JEOPARDY
What do you wager
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Name the 6 Roman heroes with their dates.
Aeneas (1184 B.C.), Romulus (753 B.C.), Horatius
and Mucius Scaevola (509 B.C.), Julius Caesar (44
B.C.), Octavian Augustus (27 B.C.)