Hardest Latin Vocabulary Trivia Quiz! Test

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Hardest Latin Vocabulary Trivia Quiz! Test - Quiz

Latin can be a hard subject to understand for some clients, and this being said the quiz below is seen by many as the hardest Latin vocabulary quiz and is designed to help you see if your skills are at the point they should be. If you do not get over half the marks, it shows that you need to undergo an extensive revision. Do give it a try!

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1.

Puella
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Voco
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Puer
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Agricola

Explanation
The word "agricola" is a Latin term that refers to a person involved in agriculture or farming. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "farmer."

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5.

Aqua

Explanation
The word "aqua" is derived from Latin and means "water". Therefore, the correct answer is "water".

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Est
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Et
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Silva
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Insula

Explanation
The word "insula" is a Latin term that translates to "island" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "island."

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10.

Sunt

Explanation
The correct answer is "they are, there are." This means that the word "sunt" can be translated as both "they are" and "there are." It can refer to either people or objects depending on the context.

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11.

Laudo

Explanation
The word "laudo" is a Latin verb that means "I praise" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "I praise".

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12.

Ad

Explanation
The correct answer is "to, near, toward, for, at". These prepositions are commonly used to indicate direction or location. "To" indicates movement or direction towards a specific place. "Near" indicates proximity or closeness to something. "Toward" also indicates movement or direction, but with a focus on a specific goal or destination. "For" indicates purpose or intended use. "At" indicates a specific location or position.

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Vita

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The word "vita" is an Italian word that translates to "life" in English.

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Porta
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Memoria
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Navigo
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Sed