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Free latin movie guides
Questions to go along with the viewing of The Great Gatsby movie
These are questions designed for students to answer when watching The Great Gatsby film, specifically the 2013 film, but it can be used just as well with any film version of Fitzgerald’s classic. It was specifically designed for an upper level Latin class that had just finished reading selections from Petronius’s Satyricon, but it could easily be modified and used in an English or Social Studies class as well.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Questions for Latin/ Classic Movies
Colosseum: A Gladiator's Story, Student Video Guide
This is a short ten question guide for the BBC documentary, Colosseum: A Gladiator's Story. The guide is brief but efficient. Students will need to know what the term "missio" means beforehand (or you can remove the question and modify number ten accordingly). This guide also asks questions related to the Latin language in particular that you may need to change if you're going to use it for another class. This is a great guide if you will be gone a day or two. If you need an answer key, just sen
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6th - 12th
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Rome: Engineering an Empire Student Notes
This worksheet is designed to accompany the History Channel's documentary, Rome: Engineering an Empire. It is worth 40 points total, with some open ended questions, but mostly fill in the blank.
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8th - 12th
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The Hidden History of the Roman Empire
Questions to go with "The Hidden History of the Roman Empire" documentary.
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7th - 10th
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Julius Caesar’s Rome: The Republic of Rome Video Worksheet
Questions to go with "Julius Caesar's Rome: The Republic of Rome" video.
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9th - 12th
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BBC Roman Mysteries Scroll 1 + 2 Video Guide: The Secrets of Vesuvius
A short video guide for use while watching the first two episodes of the BBC series the Roman Mysteries.
It has some short answer questions, some longer questions, and asks the students to make a prediction about the second episode and how the cliffhanger will be resolved.
This makes one page, front and back. It is good for one 80 minute class or two 50 minute class periods, especially if you give them time to write and share their predictions, or go over the answers in detail.
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"ABest VERSUS ADest" Latin 1 Worksheet
This is a worksheet to practice the difference between "absum" and "adsum" in the present tense. Includes the irregular verb SUM in the present active. It accompanies a video on Youtube ( https://youtu.be/5zCg1_yansI ) that has a listening exercise. These activities are aimed at Latin 1.
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Question Worksheet for Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar
This is a question worksheet for students to answer questions based on Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”. It was specifically designed for the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 2012 production which is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. However, it can be easily modified to suit any particular production. The idea can also be used as a template to creat question sheets for any viewing of a Shakespeare play.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Questions for Latin/ Classic Movies
The Roman Empire in Northern Europe
Questions for "The Roman Empire in Northern Europe" documentary.
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9th - 12th
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The Roman Empire in the Middle East
Questions for "The Roman Empire in the Middle East" documentary.
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9th - 12th
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Chapter 32-33: Roman Banquets
This is a video guide to a video about Roman Banquets. The link to the video is in the document. This is a good companion to any Roman food unit, although I use this in conjunction with Ecce Romani.
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9th - 12th
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The Eagle Movie Guide: Part I
This is a movie guide for the film "The Eagle" (2013) (PG-13). This part of the movie guide is 12 questions long and covers approximately the first 20 minutes of the film. This movie guide would best fit into a 30 minute period of time, allowing time for pausing and clarification of the film to a novice audience.
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9th - 12th
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