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Parent and student talk through the missed problems, determining what type of error was made (simple mistake, not knowing the information, grammar error, misunderstood the question, etc.).

The test is returned to student to review the ones that are wrong.

Parent marks which are correct (a highlighter works great for this–some of them are in the tiniest font).

Student takes the test, circling their answers in pencil.

A good study method suggested is this sequence: The Key will have the letter answers to all the problems and then a translation of the Latin paragraph at the end of each test. Parents can print those one/two pages along with the Key page(s). You have to pay attention to how they are marked at the top: most beginning students will be in INTRO or LEVEL I.

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Each year’s test is a single PDF of all the levels offered plus the key. There are going to be several places on the Key where two answers are given: A or C, for example, or “all answers correct.” This means that this question was too hard or unclear and was “thrown out,” therefore multiple/all answers are credited as correct. There are currently 19 to choose from which means they have almost a month’s worth of tests with which to practice! Here is a strategy for using them in your home: start with the oldest exam (1999) and work your way to the newest at the very end because you can warm up to the way the test is currently being written. The ending result in that test day has a business as usual feel to it. Fourth Form students and beyond should move up to the next hardest test each year that they win a gold medal.Īt Highlands Latin School the strategy is to take one exam a day every day leading up to the official exam. Our founding school, Highlands Latin School, has had students win as many as six gold medals! One HLN student has won five thus far. The additional goal of a “perfect paper” or successive perfect papers may motivate some students. The long term goal is collecting gold or silver medals through as many levels of the NLE as possible. Generally, students in Second Form are registered for the Introduction to Latin exam, Third Form students are registered for the Beginner Level (if they performed well on the Intro Level the previous year), and Fourth Form students are registered for the Intermediate Level.

Prep guide for the Introduction Latin level.

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Memoria Press produces very affordable preparation guides which we strongly recommend! Details on how to use these are in the article below. The NLE website provides all previous years’ tests and keys, starting with 1999, and an online game/app for practice.

For preparation tips, please see the article included on this page below the photograph. HLN registers students each year for the online exam.

#Latin endings test onliny registration

Registration is open each winter at and usually has an end date around January 20th. Students in Second Form and higher are encouraged to take the NLE each year in March. The National Latin Exam (NLE) is an affordable 40 question multiple choice test that covers Latin grammar as well as Roman history, mythology, and culture. “He who has begun is half done: dare to know, begin!” Dimidium facti qui coepit habet: sapere aude, incipe. -Horace