Module 1 Exit Test

Latin I Module 1 Exit Test Overview

This assessment will test your knowledge of Module 1. It is worth 100 points.

Objectives

After completing this exam, students will be able to . . .

• identify the major periods of Roman history. 
• identify important geographical features and their importance in Rome, Italy, and the Mediterranean world. (CLT.4.CLI.1)
• identify and apply the appropriate pronunciation of spoken classical Latin. (CMC.3.CLI.2)
• form and translate the irregular verb "esse" in the present tense. (CMC.1.CLI.4)
• identify social, geographical, and historical factors that influenced daily routines and cultural practices (CLT.4.CLI.1)

Assessment Instructions

Answer each question in the quiz to the best of your ability using only your own brain. You have one attempt on this test. Make sure you are honest in your participation. Academic integrity is a vital part of being successful in this course. After you have answered every quiz question, submit your test.

Timing

This activity will take you approximately 45 minutes.

Completion

You will know you have completed the quiz once you have submitted your answers and received a score. Also, a checkmark will appear next to the activity in the module once complete. You may go back and review your answers after submitting them.

Before You Test

By pressing start, I acknowledge the following:

1. I am required to be observed by a facilitator during this assessment.
2. I may not use any resources or tools (human or electronic) during this assessment unless specifically approved by my teacher for this course in the test instructions. Items I will not use unless approved include:

• • A second computer
  • Tablet, phone, calculator, or other electronic devices
  • Class or course notes
  • Textbook
  • Any other means of cheating, plagiarism, or dishonest participation that could be considered in violation of the academic dishonesty policy

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Navigation

Click "Take the Quiz" to begin your test. At the end a submit button will appear. After submitting, click the "next" button below to move to the next item in the course.