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Word check. Ex. 1.Match the words in column A with their definitions in column B. A 1) to rage 2) to wage war 3) an ally 4) a share 5) a rival 6)Ex. 1.Match the words in column A with their definitions in column B.
Ex. 2.Use the following in pairs of antonyms: 1. a patrician, to expand, warlike, prosperous, an ally, fierce, losses, defeat, to succeed, to survive, captives; 2. a plebeian, to contract, peaceful, poor, a rival, gentle, gain, victory, to fail, to die, free citizens. Ex. 3.Complete the sentences, use the words and expressions from the text. 1. While the patrician and plebeians … power within the city walls, other battles … on the outside. 2. Year after year the Roman army marched off … against its neighbors to expand the area. 3. Rome was so successful in past because instead of punishing the people it conquered, Rome made them … . 4. Rome promised them protection and … in the profits from future victories. 5. Carthage and Rome became … and bought three long and bloody wars. 6. … was the Roman word for the people of Carthage. 7. They invented a device called “…”, a kind of gangplank with clawlike hooks. 8. Rome was in better position than Carthage to withstand heavy … because of its huge army and loyal allies. 9. It was time for Hannibal to fulfill … he had made as a child. 10. Only the determination of Rome’s people helped them … until a general … who was … for Hannibal. 11. Carthage was forced … its territories and its ships. 12. The Roman … in their Republic and … defended it. 13. Behind a general marched the soldiers carying the many … seized from the enemy and leading the unfortunate … of war. _______________________________________________________________ Words for reference: valuables, captives, to survive, a match, took great pride, fiercely, struggled for, raged, to wage war, a share, allies, fierce rivals, Punici, a “crow”, losses, the oath, to give up.
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