L1U2 - Romana Domus Intro - 1
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- Q1
It's time for bed! In a Roman domus, where would the family members sleep?
in tablinō
in culinā
in vestibulō
in cubiculō
30s - Q2
The Roman goddess of the hearth and home was
Iūnō
Vesta
Diana
Minerva
30s - Q3
Ubi familia cēnam parant?
(parāre - prepare)
in cubiculō
in peristyliō
in culinā
in ātriō
30s - Q4
Where would a Roman buy new sandals?
in villā rusticā
in cūriā
in templō
in tabernā
30s - Q5
What room of the Roman Domus, named for "3 couches", is see in the picture?
cubiculum
peristylium
culina
trīclinium
30s - Q6
What do you need to do if you ask the teacher, "Necesse est mihi īre ad lātrinam"?
have a window opened
go to the bathroom
move seats
get another textbook
30s - Q7
Based on the Latin root, who would be considered "urbane"?
a city dweller
a shepherd
a nymph
a sailor
30s - Q8
Which room of a Roman house had an impluvium and compluvium as well as a shrine to the household gods called a "lararium"?
cubiculum
tablinum
peristylium
atrium
30s - Q9
Match the room or area from a Roman domus to its best meaning.
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In which room of a vīlla Rōmāna would a coquus prepare cēna?
cubiculum
culina
ātrium
tablīnum
30s - Q11
In which room of a vīlla would Romans usually entertain friends at dinner?
trīclīnium
atrium
cubiculum
lātrina
30s - Q12
Most Romans did not live in private homes, but instead they lived in an apartment complex called a(n)_______.
insula
domus
vīlla
casa
30s - Q13
A peristylium in a Roman vīlla/domus often contained
exercise equipment and a swimming pool
a grinding stone and oven
a desk, cupboard, and chairs
columns, statues, and fountains
30s - Q14
The paterfamilias, or father of the family, had his office in the
tāblinum
cubiculum
vestibulum
culīna
30s - Q15
In cubiculō puer dormit.
What is the boy doing and where is he doing it?
He is sleeping in the bedroom.
He is greeting friends in the atrium.
He is eating in the dining room.
He is cooking dinner in the kitchen.
He is working in the tablinum.
He is running in the courtyard.
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